41,000 e-mails as a biographical source

Request: „Go! No letters! We're only evaluating the complete archive.“

1. Register every e-mail by its unique ID in a ledger — 41,431 of them.
2. A coverage gate proves that every e-mail has a disposition: record, memory, deletion candidate.
3. Open up the world-trip corpus: a series of 803 of 803 circular letters recovered, coverage from 46 to 79 percent.
4. Document family facts from the e-mails that were recorded nowhere else.

Seventeen years of e-mail archive, including the correspondence of a two-year world trip — unreadable as a whole.

What of it goes into the book — and everything private is read only by a sandboxed reading agent.

A ledger with a coverage gate is the difference between “we went through everything” and “we can prove it” — for e-mails as for contracts.

Seventeen years of e-mail archive hold the correspondence of a two-year world trip: 730 days, 202,865 kilometres, 803 circular letters to the family. The AI registered every e-mail by its unique ID in a ledger — 41,431 of them — and a gate proved that each one has a disposition. Coverage of the world-trip corpus rose from 46 to 79 percent; the circular-letter series is complete. Along the way the e-mails documented family facts recorded nowhere else. Everything private was read only by a sandboxed reading agent; I received the distillate.