Inspiration
Project handovers often contain many files but leave requirements unsupported or contradictory. Evidence Vault Review applies the ALERUNO / EffectProof idea of traceable evidence to a bounded NAS document review.
What it does
The user selects an authorized source folder, checklist and output directory. The Skill inventories up to 30 files and 20 requirements, maps requirements to cited document passages, identifies byte-identical files using SHA-256, flags conflicts and gaps, rechecks source hashes, and saves a report for human review. Source files remain unchanged.
How it was built
The November 15 workflow revision uses the official Uliya Skill Kit 0.7.7 and catalog 2.2.0. It delegates file operations to file-agent, document QA to document-agent, and local report saving to knowledge-agent. OpenAI ChatGPT/Codex assisted drafting and static checks.
Current status and challenges
The official static checker returned no errors and two warnings concerning trigger wording and mechanical recognition of result handoff. No NAS installation or runtime test has been performed. Expert outputs, permissions, document coverage and report readback still require target validation. Hashes do not prove real-world truth or authorship.
Next steps
On the assigned finalist NAS, test a complete handover, duplicate/conflicting evidence, and encrypted or mid-review changed files. Require source-linked findings, unchanged originals and verified report readback.
