v1.18.3 — Your authorship report now names what verifies it

The authorship report now states its verification status

Your exported authorship report — the one you keep as evidence of a genuine writing process — used to say nothing about whether that claim could be checked independently. It now does, in both the PDF and Markdown export:

• If you've published an Integrity Certificate for the document, the report includes its certificate code and verify link, so anyone reading the report can confirm the record for themselves.
• If you haven't — or you revoked your certificate — the report says so plainly, rather than staying silent about it: "No Integrity Certificate is published for this document, so the record above cannot be independently verified." A revoked certificate is treated the same as no certificate, since a dead link would verify nothing.

Nothing to do on your end — this applies automatically the next time you export a report. See Proving your work: the authorship & integrity report for the full picture.

Fixed

• Degree-audit widget showed a raw placeholder instead of a label. On /record and on the institution's student-record page, a requirement section could read "core () 0/1" instead of "core 0/1" — the widget was reading a label built for a different page (one that fills in a count) and printing the unfilled placeholder verbatim. Fixed for core, elective, and thesis requirements alike.

Next steps

• Proving your work: the authorship & integrity report
• Sharing, editing, and revoking your published certificate