Ask it like a conversation
The advisor is a chat, not a form. You tell it what you’re considering; it asks a couple of quick questions, and then it checks.1
Describe the change
Pick what you’re planning — for example, giving a vendor production access — and
answer a short back-and-forth: which vendor, what kind of access, from where,
for how long.
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Get a plain-English verdict
The advisor tells you what it found: potential conflicts with what you’ve
committed to, obligations you’d need to meet, and areas your report is silent
on — with the exact quoted language behind each one.
Grounded in your report, never invented
The check is deterministic and anchored. Every finding points to the specific
commitment or control it came from — the verbatim sentence and where it appears in
your report. If your report is silent on something, the advisor says so rather than
guessing.