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evidence

Audit-ready architecture evidence, maintained by agents, approved by humans.

Architecture and data-flow diagrams go stale the week after the audit. Zindex keeps them as versioned scenes instead: agents propose updates from your schemas and code, and every change lands as an immutable, timestamped revision you can diff structurally and render on demand.

  • Immutable, timestamped revisions for every change, with revision messages
  • Structural diffs between any two revisions - reviewers read what changed, not pixels
  • Approval workflow: agents propose, a human approves every change before it lands
  • Evidence packs: rendered diagrams plus provenance (who authored and approved what, when, with content hashes), byte-identical on re-export
  • Point-in-time access: any past date resolves to the exact revision each scene stood at
  • Attestation: a dated, human-only statement that a diagram still reflects reality, with quarterly staleness tracking
  • Deterministic schema-to-ERD sync: post a Prisma or Postgres DDL snapshot, the engine applies the minimal delta with no model call anywhere in that path, and the same snapshot always produces the same result
  • Renders watermarked with scene id, revision, and date, so every image traces back to its source
  • Scene content encrypted at rest, no LLM subprocessors
  • Framework checklists: SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence slots bound to scenes and revision policies
  • Auditor-ready export shaped with design partners and their auditors
  • GRC attach guides for Vanta and Drata

Early-access partners get these first and shape what "auditor-ready" means in practice.