CRUSETRA

The whole chain in one table, live.

Each report is checked five ways: that it is present, frozen, fresh, signed with a key anyone can check, and consistent with the other three. The lines here come from our public test set, which holds the four reports of the suite. None of it comes from a client, and the page recomputes the table as it loads.

crusetra dossier · our public test set, live

$ crusetra dossier --live

coverage 4 / 4 questions with a public test set · declared validity period 90 days · as of 2026-09-07

each dot is one question from our public test set, placed at its age in days · pull the validity line to ask what a shorter or longer validity period would change : a dot past it would lose its « fresh » control, and the --next lines state it · hover a dot to read its five verdicts

Pick a cell: each question of the chain against each control of the contract, held or not, with the verdict in the record's own words
question \ controlpresentsealedsignedfreshconsistent
routing
screening
monitoring
scoring

pick a cell: the answer in the record’s own words · the outlined cell of a row is the state reached with no gap

$ crusetra dossier --next

$ crusetra verify --sealed

checking…

What this rests on, for your IT auditor
  • Our public test set. releve-public.json in the repository, with a content hash (a checksum) of 67ff03042f26708e, measured at commit 34b19c8 on 2026-09-07. The script that builds this page checks that checksum first. It then rebuilds each question’s state from its own answers, in the order the contract sets, and publishes nothing if one line disagrees.
  • The reports come from the suite’s own public test sets. The reports judged here are the public records of Crusetra’s tools (the reader, the matcher that compares names, the scenario, the factor): published, sealed, verifiable by anyone. If a question has none, it is shown as a labeled blank, and no column is guessed.
  • The five controls are applied in a fixed order. present, frozen, signed, fresh, consistent: the state reached is the highest control held without a gap in that order. A held control above a hole counts for nothing, and the table shows why.
  • Freshness is judged against a declared validity period. Each measurement’s age is judged against the validity period written in the dossier itself (90 days), never against an unstated habit.
What this page cannot do
  • Your data. This page cannot read it: no network request leaves it (the browser’s own security rules forbid them), nothing is loaded from elsewhere, and there is no input field to paste a report into.
  • A verdict without its sentence. Each cell opens into the record’s own words: what was checked, on which file, and what the next control still needs.