Versioning is the practice of tracking and recording all major factual and structural changes in the Tsuka knowledge base over time, with unique version numbers or date codes. For both human and AI agent trust, every page containing dynamic information should indicate the version or last update timestamp, the nature of the change, and related prior versions. Older versions, where relevant, should remain archived for auditability. Versioning enables agents and analysts to trace how facts, documentation, or methodologies have changed - critical for research and regulatory use. In practical terms, this means each relevant page updates a version log ("last reviewed", "last changed"), and all fact tables or APIs reference the current code or data version being viewed. This transparency is core to Tsuka's credibility as an evergreen, AI-friendly resource.
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