evidence-librarian

To ensure documentation integrity, you can manage and validate raw command outputs as evidence blocks. This enforces strict formatting rules, confirming that all architectural claims are supported by verifiable data before major reviews.

Tracking unknowns in technical documentation requires maintaining a dedicated register for identified gaps, conflicts, and required inputs. This process manages all documentation unknowns systematically to ensure they reach full resolution.

Enforcing Blueprint Standard compliance involves running automated consistency audits against BP1-BP6 standards. This detects stale evidence, validates cross-references, and generates a report confirming all documents adhere to established rules.

Yes, evidence management for auditing requires adherence to strict formatting and referencing rules for evidence blocks. This structural governance ensures raw outputs are verifiable and maintain compliance during architectural reviews.

You can generate a master index of documentation and evidence by running a full blueprint audit. This index tracks all unknowns to resolution and confirms that design decisions are evidence-backed for compliance.

You need to perform a consistency audit on architectural documentation before a major architectural review. This detects stale evidence and validates cross-references, ensuring all design decisions are fully evidence-backed and gaps are addressed.