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Every version of a project video can carry notes:
  • Asked for: the exact words of the person who asked for this version, such as “make the intro punchier”.
  • Made with: the model or editor that made it, such as claude-opus-5-5.
  • What changed: a timed list of changes, each on one track.
  • Fixes: the review comments on earlier versions that this version fixes.
The notes show at the top of the version page, and the change list is drawn on the player’s timeline.

The change list

Each change is one line: an optional timecode or range, a track, and what changed.
A line with no timecode applies to the whole video. The tracks are video, text, graphics, captions, voice, music, sfx, color and other.

Fixing comments in one loop

When an agent starts uploading a second or later version, Contence returns every review comment still open on the earlier versions, with its number, timecode, author and text. The agent sees what to fix without asking. The agent then uploads the new version with its notes and the comments it fixes:
A comment to fix is its number on the previous version or its comment id. When the upload finishes, each of those comments closes as fixed in the new version, and the reply lists the comments still open for the next pass. A comment that is not on an earlier version of the same video is refused before anything uploads.

Changing notes later

Notes can be added or changed after the upload. In the app, approvers and admins can edit any version’s notes, and an editor can edit notes on their own upload. An agent can change notes on a version it uploaded:
Only the fields sent change.