We don't just ask whether the evidence supported the decision. We ask whether it still does.
SNIFF detects, retrieves, preserves, cites, and compares authoritative evidence changes for controlled continuation-validity assessment and pressure testing.
See the pressure testDiscuss a reviewFinding a change is not the same as proving that it matters.
Detection alone does not authorize escalation. Missing, stale, contradictory, or project-specific evidence that cannot be established remains visible.
One pressure test. Two changes. Two evidence-supported outcomes.
Change detected. Dependency not established.
An authoritative change was detected, but the required project-specific dependency was not established.
Change detected. Established dependency reached.
A later authoritative change reached an already-established permitting dependency.
Unresolved facts remained explicitly unestablished.
The objective is not to generate more alerts. It is to distinguish a change that merely looks important from one that actually reaches a condition supporting a material decision.
Regulatory Baseline Transition Review
One project. One defined transition. A bounded, cited determination of what still holds, what changed, and what requires revalidation.
Defined scope, evidence/dependency register, material-change analysis, bounded determination, revalidation plan, and concise decision brief.
Discuss a review