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What Abbie’s learned about you is the audit trail for your rapport: a list of the changes that have actually been applied, in order. It is distinct from the drafts queue. The drafts panel shows what Abbie is proposing and waiting for you to approve. The log shows what is in effect — including changes she applied on her own because she was confident enough not to ask.

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Why it exists

Rapport shifts gradually. Without a log, “Abbie has started giving me much shorter answers” is something you notice but cannot explain, and cannot reverse without hunting through the settings guessing at which field moved. The log makes each change legible: what changed, and when.

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Undoing a change

Every entry has an Undo. That reverts the individual change without touching anything else you have set, and the reversion is itself recorded — so the log stays a complete account of how your rapport reached its current state.
Undoing an applied change is not the same as dismissing a draft. A dismissal declines something that never took effect; an undo reverses something that did.

Rapport

The settings this log records changes to.

Corrections

Standing rules, kept separately from tone.