Get redaction review
Returns the redaction’s review audit: the detection analysis with the reviewer’s edits applied and the per-entity redaction outcome recorded.
Path Parameters
Workspace identifier.
Opaque identifier of the redaction.
^redaction_[0-9a-fA-F]{8}-[0-9a-fA-F]{4}-[0-9a-fA-F]{4}-[0-9a-fA-F]{4}-[0-9a-fA-F]{12}$Response
What detection found in one document.
Wraps elide's Report [blocked] with the things elide does not model:
the recognition [DocumentContext] the entities were scored
against, how the document decoded, and what the pass cost.
Reviewer edits are not here. They are the caller's own input,
applied to the report before anonymize
(EditSet::apply [blocked]), so an audit
carries what analysis found as amended rather than the
amendments themselves.
Serialization
[Serialize] but deliberately not Deserialize: a
serialized report tags entity groups by modality name, so
rebuilding one needs the registry Engine [blocked] holds. Read an
audit back with Engine::deserialize_audit [blocked].
Schema
Generate under the serialize contract
(SchemaSettings::for_serialize [blocked]). usage is
skip_serializing_if, and only that contract marks it optional
— schema_for! defaults to deserialize and declares it
required, so a generated client would reject responses this
crate really emits.
What detection found in one document.
Wraps elide's Report [blocked] with the things elide does not model:
the recognition [DocumentContext] the entities were scored
against, how the document decoded, and what the pass cost.
Reviewer edits are not here. They are the caller's own input,
applied to the report before anonymize
(EditSet::apply [blocked]), so an audit
carries what analysis found as amended rather than the
amendments themselves.
Serialization
[Serialize] but deliberately not Deserialize: a
serialized report tags entity groups by modality name, so
rebuilding one needs the registry Engine [blocked] holds. Read an
audit back with Engine::deserialize_audit [blocked].
Schema
Generate under the serialize contract
(SchemaSettings::for_serialize [blocked]). usage is
skip_serializing_if, and only that contract marks it optional
— schema_for! defaults to deserialize and declares it
required, so a generated client would reject responses this
crate really emits.
How this document was decoded when it was analyzed.
Carried back so anonymize decodes identically: the entity offsets below are stored against the first decode, and a differently-rendered second one would not line up.
What the caller asserted when this document was analyzed: languages, jurisdictions, document tags.
Carried back so Engine::anonymize [blocked] compiles against the
same vocabulary analyze used, and re-decodes under the same
codec configuration, without the caller re-passing it.
The detections: elide's own report, every document and the parts nested in one, each entity carrying its provenance chain.
Edit it through Report [blocked]'s own API — include_part [blocked],
suppress_part [blocked], part_entities [blocked] — for the decisions
elide models.
What the analyze pass cost: one entry per recognizer and enricher that ran, each self-identifying by the name the deployment configured it under.
Carried here rather than read off the report: elide derives usage during analysis and drops it when a report is rebuilt from the wire, so a host that bills on model spend would lose it on the round trip.
The vocabularies this request introduced: labels elide does not ship, and how they were found.
Carried back for the same reason context [blocked] is. Anonymize
compiles its catalog afresh, and a custom label missing
from it resolves to nothing — the entity would be detected
and then silently not redacted.