Decision Ownership Audit

What This Skill Does

This skill audits whether a person or institution can responsibly rely on an AI-assisted legal or governance output before approving, signing, filing, sending, enforcing, or otherwise acting on it.

It does not ask only whether the output is correct, plausible, well written, or formally reviewed. It asks whether the responsible actor has enough access to the basis of the decision to stand behind it as a professional or institutional judgment.

Use it for legal memos, litigation strategy, contract review, compliance decisions, regulatory responses, board materials, risk approvals, due diligence conclusions, policy determinations, and other outputs that may move from analysis into reliance.

Core Question

Can the responsible human or institution genuinely own this decision, or are they merely ratifying an output whose basis they cannot inspect, contest, or correct?

Audit Protocol

1. Responsible Actor Identification

Identify who is expected to own the decision.