Questions, answered with boundaries.

It is a delivery set prepared for document review or exchange. A package may include load files such as DAT and OPT, together with referenced images, text, and native files. The exact composition varies, which is why its structure and stated review scope matter.

V1 checks package discovery, deterministic DAT/OPT pairing, DAT header mapping, OPT structure, selected DAT/OPT relationships, source integrity during the audit window, and the validation rules stated in the report. It does not validate every production format or every downstream-platform rule.

They are operational outcomes under the implemented V1 rules. PASS means no finding was raised within that scope. NEEDS_REVIEW preserves a question requiring operator confirmation. FAILED identifies a blocking structural problem. None of the three is legal advice or a compliance certification.

Strict Mode stops or requests review when required structure cannot be determined reliably. Best-Effort Mode continues independent checks through recoverable uncertainty and preserves review evidence. Both modes require operator review; neither is described as universally safe or unsafe.

No. The desktop application does not upload DAT, OPT, image, text, native, report, or derived case content. Limited authorization, lease-refresh, device-lifecycle, and opaque Pilot-accounting data may be exchanged.

No. Production Package Doctor reads the selected source package and writes reports to a separate operator-selected location; it does not repair or rewrite the source package.

The invited Pilot allows up to five recognized real production packages during 30 calendar days beginning after the first successful real-package audit. Access is offered individually after a workflow-fit discussion and is not public or self-service.

Seven-day offline access is a cached authorization refresh window, not the 30-day Pilot duration. It should not be read as a promise that the workstation never needs authorization network access.

No. Automated findings support professional review; they do not provide legal advice, certify compliance, repair source data, or guarantee downstream import.

Use the contact page to open a pre-addressed email. Include your role, whether you work with DAT and OPT packages, and the workflow you want to discuss. Do not attach case materials, license keys, or confidential package content.