Branded derived summary for human review.
Server-generated · redactedExports
Download or hand off review results.
Evidence detailsChecking
Not assignedData Date sourceLoading the accepted schedule date.Checking effective role and scopeBounded evidence only · original schedule source remains protectedExports content
Every artifact is anchored to the selected review. Section states are counted separately; no composite export-readiness score is created.
Raw schedule body
Review metadata and bounded finding rows.
Browser-generated · no formattingFiltered sheets with evidence boundaries.
Server-generated · redactedArtifact names, source routes, and storage prefix.
Manifest only · no uploaded artifactsChoose a saved review before export actions become available.
The packet joins custody, schedule health, EV readiness, and follow-up questions without creating a composite score.
- Review ID, parser health, DCMA findings, evidence gaps, and earned-value readiness.
- Structured XLSX sheets with filters, frozen headers, and evidence boundary.
- No raw XER/XML bodies or server source paths.
Derived review metadata only. The export buttons remain disabled until a saved review is loaded.
No review selected yet.
Inspect the checks, activities, and evidence rows found for this saved review.
No review selected yet.
These exports are metadata-safe summaries for review sharing. They include IDs, counts, checks, and evidence status; they do not include raw XER/XML bodies.
Only reading order changes. Values, citations, authority, and review provenance stay fixed.
Reactions are observations; they never change the champion by themselves.
Review status and evidence steps
Steps update from visible page evidence. Blocked and withheld states name the boundary; no completion percentage is inferred.
Discussion questions and talking points
Observed → derived → withheld remains explicit. These talking points stay tied to the selected evidence; they are not an unrestricted database question box.
Unavailable context remains explicitly not supplied.
This talking point preserves the page’s evidence and authority boundary.
