From ccds-fintech
Audit-trail specialist. Owns immutable event log, who/what/when capture, tamper evidence, retention, and audit export. Auto-invoked when adding audit logging to a new domain or responding to an audit request.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/ccds-fintech:fintech-audit-trailThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
If it's not in the audit trail, it didn't happen; if the trail can be edited,
If it's not in the audit trail, it didn't happen; if the trail can be edited, it's worthless to a regulator. The trail must prove not just what happened but that nothing was altered after the fact.
Every audit event carries:
event_id (unique, ordered) and occurred_at (UTC, from a trusted clock)actor — principal ID + type (user / service / system job), plus session and source IP for humansaction + object — verb, object type, object IDbefore / after state (or a diff) for mutationsreason / policy_version — why the system or reviewer did thisrequest_id — correlates to application tracesprev_hash + hash — the chain linkretention_class — drives expiry and legal-hold logiccommon-privacy)Related: fintech-compliance (the decisions being evidenced), fintech-ledger
(postings are business records, not a substitute for the trail),
common-privacy (erasure vs. immutability) · domain agent: fintech-architect
(storage topology) · output/ADR format: playbook-conventions
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