From vaults, a file in the seed packEverything on this sheet is the source site's own text; the newsroom's chrome is outside it.

The analysis catalogue

The standard analyses every X-ray runs. This is the part of the business that improves with every customer: each X-ray either confirms an analysis, sharpens it, or adds a new one. Each analysis says what it needs, so a customer who sends less gets fewer findings rather than weaker ones.

#	Analysis	The question	Needs	Typical label
A1	Money trend	Is the business making more or less per month, and since when?	Monthly management accounts, 12 months or more	computed
A2	Margin by line	Which line of business makes the money, and which moved?	Accounts split by service or product line	computed
A3	Price against cost	When did prices last move, and what moved since?	Price list with a date; the cost the price depends on	computed, with a public source
A4	Concentration	How much rests on the largest customers, and against what target?	Customer list with revenue	computed
A5	Dates that bind	Which contracts reach a notice, renewal or end date soon?	Customer and supplier lists with dates and notice periods	computed; inferred without the contract text
A6	Complaints and service	Is service getting better or worse, where, and for whom?	A complaints or ticket log with dates	computed
A7	Say and do	Where do the plan, the minutes and the numbers disagree?	The plan, the minutes, the accounts	inferred
A8	Open actions	Which decisions are recorded and not closed?	Minutes with actions	read
A9	One person	Which jobs rest on one person?	An org chart with notes and vacancies	read
A10	Tools and spend	What is paid for, duplicated, unowned or unused?	A software or supplier list with owners	computed
A11	AI and data	Where is AI used, on what information, under what rule?	Tool list, handbook or policies, minutes	inferred
A12	What is missing	What would a board expect to see that was not sent?	The intake form	read

Rules for every analysis

Run it only on what was sent. No web search about the customer, no guessing at what a missing document says.
Every finding names its evidence: the file, and the row, line or section. See finding.md.
Arithmetic is code, not prose. A computed finding is backed by a script that re-runs it from the inbox, like tools/recompute.py in this vault. The agent writes the script; the reviewer runs it.
Cross-document findings are the valuable ones. A7 is where most of the "we did not know that" comes from: the minutes say one thing, the log says another.
Public facts are allowed as context when they are cited with their source, such as a wage rate or a regulation. They are never the finding by themselves.
Stop at the evidence. Where the documents cannot settle a point, it becomes a question in questions-for-you.md, not a finding.

Sector packs

A sector pack adds analyses to the catalogue for one kind of business: for example rota coverage and wage floors for cleaning and care, fee-earner utilisation for professional services, stock turn for retail, or grant restrictions for charities. A pack is written after the third X-ray in a sector, from what the first three had in common.