A message can be misunderstood. A past address can become an outdated answer.
Inspect what SEED has understood about you, follow it to the evidence and put it right.
See where a claim came from.
Distinguish an original statement, an extracted detail and an interpretation. The date matters as much as the words.
Add what is missing.
Correct a relationship, explain a misunderstood message or mark a fact as no longer current. Keep your clarification visible alongside the authentic past record.
Understand the effect.
A correction, a source deletion and a revoked permission do different things. The control should show which supported memories and outputs are affected, and what remains outside its reach.
Example: “That was my address in 2019. This is my address now.” A current brief should use the current address while preserving the dated record of the move.
Keep the change understandable.
Review the corrected answer and its source. Check the representation before using it in a chapter, a shared brief or an AI counterpart.
Recipients may already hold copies you sent them. Stopping future access cannot automatically retrieve those copies.