opl-connect-connector-receipt-auditor

Audit OPL Connect connector receipt candidates for evidence completeness and gap classification.

8|5|Updated Apr 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/gaofeng21cn/one-person-lab --skill opl-connect-connector-receipt-auditor
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Skill: opl-connect-connector-receipt-auditor
Source: https://github.com/gaofeng21cn/one-person-lab/tree/main/plugins/opl-foundation-skills/skills/opl-connect-connector-receipt-auditor
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gaofeng21cn/one-person-lab --skill opl-connect-connector-receipt-auditor

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

When handing off OPL Connect connector receipt candidates to owning programs, missing evidence, unclassified gaps, or overclaimed authority can lead to invalid domain truth, failed integrations, or incorrect readiness declarations. This Skill eliminates that risk by performing a strict refs-only audit of receipt candidates before owner consumption.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Refs-Only Audit: Validates receipt candidates against source references, provider identity, request/result scope, error records, no-authority flags, and freshness signals without treating the receipt as ground truth.
  • Structured Gap Classification: Categorizes identified issues into 8 distinct classes (including registry_gap, access_gap, authority_overclaim, and no_issue_found) for clear, actionable reporting.
  • Minimal Route Recommendation: Suggests the smallest appropriate fix path, such as a Connect receipt update, provider retry, owner consumption request, or route-back for missing evidence.
  • Use Case: For example, if a connector receipt candidate hides failed provider records inside a successful summary, this Skill flags the failed_provider_gap and routes it back to Connect for correction before the owner consumes the invalid receipt.

Quick Start

Use the opl-connect-connector-receipt-auditor skill to audit the connector receipt candidate for your OPL Connect data source before passing it to the owning program for consumption.

Frequently Asked Questions about opl-connect-connector-receipt-auditor

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What is connector receipt validation and when do I need it?

Connector receipt validation is the process of verifying completeness and validity of OPL Connect receipt candidates before owner handoff. You need it to prevent invalid domain truth, failed integrations, or incorrect readiness declarations caused by missing evidence or overclaimed authority.

How do I classify gaps found during a connector receipt audit?

You classify gaps found during a connector receipt audit into eight distinct categories, including registry_gap, access_gap, authority_overclaim, and no_issue_found. This structured gap classification provides clear, actionable reporting for route-back corrections.

How do I audit OPL Connect receipts to find hidden failed provider records?

To audit OPL Connect receipts for hidden failures, apply a refs-only validation against source references, provider identity, and error records. This flags failed_provider_gap instances where failed records are masked inside successful summaries, routing them back for correction.

Does the connector receipt audit treat the receipt data as ground truth?

No, the connector receipt audit does not treat receipt data as ground truth. It performs a strict refs-only check against source references and freshness signals to ensure candidates adhere to defined authority boundaries without overclaiming domain truth or readiness status.

What is the minimal route recommendation after identifying a connector receipt gap?

The minimal route recommendation after identifying a connector receipt gap is suggesting the smallest appropriate fix path. Options include a Connect receipt update, provider retry, owner consumption request, or route-back for missing evidence.

What are the limitations of relying on a connector receipt audit for readiness declarations?

A limitation of connector receipt audits is that they only validate evidence and authority boundaries prior to handoff. They do not generate new domain truth or guarantee integration success if the underlying source references or provider data remain invalid.