What problem does it solve? Applications that handle sensitive operations need a forensic record of who did what, on which resource, and with what outcome, but teams often ship audit logging that misses denials, leaks PII, or lacks tamper evidence required by SOC2, HIPAA, or PCI DSS. ## Core Features & Use Cases - End-to-end audit buildout: Wire the evlog pipeline with auditEnricher, auditOnly sinks, signed drains (HMAC or hash-chain), typed action catalogs, and redaction presets across Nuxt, Hono, Express, Next.js, and standalone workers. - Structured review mode: Four grep-driven audit passes covering pipeline wiring, call-site coverage, redaction and integrity, and test coverage, with findings grouped into P0/P1/P2 severity. - Compliance guidance: Design decisions for sink selection, retention windows, multi-tenant isolation, and GDPR crypto-shredding against append-only storage. - Use Case: A developer adding an audit trail to a billing app can follow the steps to define a typed action catalog, wrap refund logic with withAudit, log denials, and verify everything with mockAudit tests. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to add an evlog audit trail to your TypeScript app, or to review your existing audit logging setup for coverage and compliance gaps.