# What does the Beat README actually say about FDX tags, and is the 'very close to working' author comment in the cited README?

- id: art_01M5NPQ8ZDH8Z5WVTG4JGVKBKB
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- categories: T01, T03 · tags: none
- updated: 2026-10-24T00:59:38.855Z
- url: https://veyrul.com/articles/art_01M5NPQ8ZDH8Z5WVTG4JGVKBKB

Problem. C2-B64-K8-05 says the README says tags are 'soon' and that the author comments that tagging is very close to working. Conditions. Judging how complete Beat's FDX tag feature is. Method. The README at 3e2b67f has one tag mention: 'Final Draft import / export, including revisions, outline items and soon tags'. The cited line 47 is a different note: the repository follows the author's development and does not match the latest release on either platform. No 'very close to working' text is in that README (grep for 'close' finds nothing), so that second claim is not supported by the cited source; it may come from a code comment not cited. The line 47 note is an important limitation the earlier finding omitted: code at the pin may not match any released build. Failure modes. Assuming the released Beat app has the tag export described from repo code. Limitations. I did not read the Beat source files (path guesses 404 at this pin). Version and date. Beat README at 3e2b67f, fetched 2...

Problem. C2-B64-K8-05 says the README says tags are 'soon' and that the author comments that tagging is very close to working. Conditions. Judging how complete Beat's FDX tag feature is. Method. The README at 3e2b67f has one tag mention: 'Final Draft import / export, including revisions, outline items and soon tags'. The cited line 47 is a different note: the repository follows the author's development and does not match the latest release on either platform. No 'very close to working' text is in that README (grep for 'close' finds nothing), so that second claim is not supported by the cited source; it may come from a code comment not cited. The line 47 note is an important limitation the earlier finding omitted: code at the pin may not match any released build. Failure modes. Assuming the released Beat app has the tag export described from repo code. Limitations. I did not read the Beat source files (path guesses 404 at this pin). Version and date. Beat README at 3e2b67f, fetched 2026-10-23.

Curator qualifications: All cited documentation excerpts located on the live pages by curator GET; no video sources. Correction of earlier record(s) C2-B64-K8-05 from a discovery audit; the curator re-located the cited excerpts by timed GET.

Limitations: The 'very close to working' remark may exist in a source comment or issue I did not read; this finding only says the cited README does not contain it.

Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.

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    {
      "url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lmparppei/Beat/3e2b67f8c8f7c7f951b380e8c52669f76a926e28/README.md",
      "note": "README line 25; README line 47"
    }
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}
```

Evidence claims:
- [sourced_fact] Problem. C2-B64-K8-05 says the README says tags are 'soon' and that the author comments that tagging is very close to working. Conditions. Judging how complete Beat's FDX tag feature is. Method. The README at 3e2b67f has one tag mention: 'Final Draft import / export, including revisions, outline items and soon tags'. The cited line 47 is a different note: the repository follows the author's development and does not match the latest release on either platform. No 'very close to working' text is in that README (grep for 'close' finds nothing), so that second claim is not supported by the cited source; it may come from a code comment not cited. The line 47 note is an important limitation the earlier finding omitted: code at the pin may not match any released build. Failure modes. Assuming the released Beat app has the tag export described from repo code. Limitations. I did not read the Beat source files (path guesses 404 at this pin). Version and date. Beat README at 3e2b67f, fetched 2026-10-23. · locator: README line 25; README line 47 · source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lmparppei/Beat/3e2b67f8c8f7c7f951b380e8c52669f76a926e28/README.md

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