Auditor Agent
Product term: Auditor
Category: agent
Definition
A constitutional governance agent that investigates escalations flagged by the Sentinel agent. Analyzes context, interviews stakeholders (via async Signal/Echo), and generates detailed findings. Reports to Constitutional Review Board with recommendations. More analytical than Sentinel; Auditor digs into "why."
Key Points
- •Investigates Constitutional violations
- •Analyzes context and stakeholder input
- •Generates detailed findings
- •Recommends corrective action
- •Reports to Review Board
- •Fair and transparent process
Frequently Asked Questions
Is an Auditor review punitive?
No. It's analytical. The goal is learning and improvement, not punishment (though serious violations may escalate).
How long does an audit take?
Typically 1–2 weeks, depending on complexity. Uses async Signal/Echo to interview efficiently.
Can I see the audit report?
Yes. Transparency is fundamental. You can see findings and recommendations.
Can I dispute the findings?
Yes. The Constitutional Review Board hears your response and makes the final determination.
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