session-audit-act

Session status transitions are managed through command-line style interactions that validate and execute state changes like promotion, regression, or remediation confirmation. This ensures data integrity and operational consistency throughout the audit process.

Logging applied fixes involves recording references to scripts, commits, or rule files. This creates an audit trail that tracks remediation actions and maintains operational consistency within session-based quality assurance systems.

Verdict marking for false positives (fp) and true positives (tp) is executed by specifying an item ID to view available actions. Users can then apply the appropriate verdict to address findings accurately during detection workflows.

Yes, session registry updates are executed via command-line style interactions. The system performs validation and applies atomic registry updates to ensure precise control over session status changes and fix logging.

To view the session backlog, invoke the skill with no arguments. This displays pending items, allowing you to select a specific item ID to see available actions and execute transitions or mark fixes accordingly.

Yes, fix logging supports version control by recording references to scripts, commits, or rule files. This facilitates comprehensive audit trails and tracks fixes through the remediation process.