Judgment Profiles

A Judgment Profile is a named, versioned, shareable snapshot of a profile in your workspace. It captures the compiled judgment context of a profile - all context entries and a synthesized summary of behavioral patterns from Memory - as an immutable artifact.

A snapshot is not a separate object from a profile. It is the publishing and versioning layer on top of one. When a profile is in a state worth preserving or sharing, you publish a snapshot. That snapshot is immutable. Future changes to the profile do not affect published snapshots. New snapshots can be published at any time.

What a snapshot contains

Each snapshot captures the following at the moment it is published:

• Context - all Policies, Precedents, Playbooks, and other context entries tagged to the profile at snapshot time, with full content
• Memory summary - a generated narrative per decision category derived from the last 90 days of Memory records. This is not raw data - it describes behavioral patterns (approval rates, override rates, escalation tendencies) in plain English. No raw request text is ever included.
• Confidence threshold - the profile's threshold override, if set
• Version number - semantic version in major.minor.patch format, independent per profile
• Inheritance chain - a reference to the parent profile's most recent snapshot, if the profile inherits from a parent

Versioning

Each profile maintains its own version sequence. The first snapshot of any profile is always 1.0.0. When publishing a new snapshot you choose the version bump:

• Patch - small fixes or corrections with no behavioral change (e.g. 1.0.0 → 1.0.1)
• Minor - new policies or playbooks added (e.g. 1.0.0 → 1.1.0)
• Major - significant restructure or rewrite of judgment logic (e.g. 1.0.0 → 2.0.0)

The resulting version number is shown before you publish so you can confirm the increment is correct.

Publishing a snapshot

Navigate to Profiles, click Snapshots on any profile row, then click Publish snapshot. You can optionally add a note explaining what changed in this version - this note is shown in the version timeline and on the public share page if you choose to share the snapshot.

Publishing compiles the context and generates the memory summary at that moment. This can take a few seconds for profiles with substantial Memory history.

The version timeline

The Snapshots tab on each profile shows a vertical timeline of all published snapshots, newest first. Each entry shows the version number, date, who published it, the note if any, and counts of included Policies, Precedents, and Playbooks. Click View on any entry to expand the full compiled context and memory summary.

Sharing a snapshot

Snapshots are private by default - visible only within your workspace. To share a snapshot publicly, click Share on any timeline entry. A unique share link is generated and copied to your clipboard. The link points to a public landing page showing the profile name and version, the memory summary, context counts, and a call to action to import.

The share link can be sent to anyone. Recipients do not need an existing DelegateZero account to view it, but they need a Team plan or above to import it.

Importing a snapshot

Importing a snapshot creates a new profile in your workspace seeded with the snapshot's full context. All included Policies, Precedents, Playbooks, and other context entries are imported as new entries scoped to the new profile. The profile name is set to the snapshot's name with "(imported)" appended.

The connection ends at import. Your workspace is fully independent afterward - Memory, decisions, and future snapshots all diverge from the source immediately.

To import from a share link: navigate to any profile's Snapshots tab and click Import snapshot. Paste the share link or token. You can also import directly from the public share page if you are logged in on a Team plan or above.

Use cases

• Internal version history - track how your judgment has evolved over time. What policies existed in January vs. today, what changed after a major business decision. This is the decision resume.
• Seeding a new workspace - a founder advising multiple companies, or onboarding a new operator, can share a snapshot as a starting point. The recipient imports it and it seeds their context. Everything after import is independent.
• Onboarding a new team member - share a domain-specific snapshot with someone taking over a decision area. They start with your established context rather than building from scratch.

Plan availability

Judgment Profiles are available on the Team plan and above. This includes publishing snapshots, sharing them, and importing them. The snapshot timeline and version history are accessible to workspace owners only.