ISO Auditor — Assemblable today

Audits a management system the way an auditor works: reads the client's processes first, maps ISO 9001:2015 clauses onto them, then builds the RFI, the process checklist and the audit report — every finding tied to objective evidence.

What it is made of

• documents/extractReading floor (pure Python)
  reads the client's process descriptions, SOPs, records and prior audit reports before any checklist is drafted
• documents/reportReport
  the audit report and the gap analysis as one structured document
• documents/data_tableData table
  the process-clause map, the checklist and the findings log as tables with a clause reference on every row
• documents/officeDocument engine (pure Python)
  RFI, checklist and report delivered as PDF or DOCX
• external/graphifyGraphify (wrapped) — knowledge-graph retrieval over a corpus
  the licensed standard and the client's QMS documents as a queryable knowledge base, so clause citations come from the corpus rather than memory
• connections/emailEmail (IMAP + SMTP)
  the client-facing channel: RFI, checklist and report to the auditee
• connections/telegramTelegram
  the operator's channel for engagement state, corpus management and review

What it buys, per call

What happens next

A short conversation (about ten exchanges) turns your description of the job into a proposal — this role, these parts, these connections, these limits, and the projected running cost. A person here approves it, you top up your own wallet with $0.50 in USDC — it stays yours — and it is provisioned once the balance is confirmed.