> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://atlas.rebuildingus.org/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Review Scout results

> Inspect local runs, pages, entries, counts, sources, and currentness before export or sync.

Scout stores local runs, fetched pages, and extracted entries. Review those
results before treating anything as useful data.

## Runs

```bash theme={null}
scout runs list
scout runs inspect RUN_ID
```

Cancel an in-flight or stale local run record:

```bash theme={null}
scout runs cancel RUN_ID
```

## Pages And Entries

```bash theme={null}
scout pages list --limit 20
scout entries list --limit 20
scout entries stats
```

These views show what Scout fetched, which entries were extracted, and which
sources need human judgment.

## People Counts

For people directories, verify exact unique people rather than raw rows:

```bash theme={null}
scout entries stats \
  --require-type person \
  --min-source-backed 100000 \
  --min-unique-people 100000
```

Then inspect a random source-linked sample:

```bash theme={null}
scout entries list \
  --type person \
  --random \
  --unique-names \
  --limit 100 \
  --format json
```

Source-backed counts do not prove currentness. Historical archives, old
filings, and stale pages can be valid evidence while still being wrong for
current outreach, reporting, or public claims.

## Review Fields

Keep these fields attached during review:

* Source URL
* Source title
* Source date
* Source type or dataset marker
* Source context
* Local run id
* Local entry id

The source is the evidence. A name without context is not enough.