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  "tool_id": "art-588-docket-deadline-sweep",
  "kernel_id": "art-588-docket-deadline-sweep",
  "display_name": "Docket Deadline Sweep",
  "tool_version": "1.0.0",
  "mandate_type": "compliance_control",
  "purpose": "Sweeps a caller-declared docket -- a flat list of {date, action, type, source, done} deadline records, the structured shape practitioners already keep in a spreadsheet, calendar, or practice-management export -- against a caller-declared as-of date, and bands every record OVERDUE, DUE_SOON, SCHEDULED, DONE, or INDETERMINATE. Shows the weekend/holiday roll derivation step by step for each record's actual due date, using roll rules (roll_weekends, roll_direction, holiday_dates) that are always declared caller inputs with labeled defaults, never an encoded jurisdiction rules table -- baking one in would be a standing-data-duty trap and UPL-adjacent. FRCP 6(a)(1)(C) is cited in-page only as a dated, structural EXAMPLE of what a roll rule looks like, never as an encoded ruleset for any jurisdiction. A record marked done:true is retained and reported DONE, never dropped -- the sweep is a receipt over the full declared docket at one as-of moment, not a filtered view of what remains open. Flags any two records that declare the same action on different dates as a conflict worth a human look. The due-soon banding threshold is a declared input with a labeled default (7 days). Gate policy is review_required when any record is OVERDUE or INDETERMINATE or a conflict exists, otherwise auto_pass; did_not_run when the as-of date, the sweep's own anchor, is absent -- it is never defaulted. Not legal advice, not a calendaring system of record, and not a reminder or scheduling service: it recomputes bands and roll derivations over a caller-declared snapshot, and does not source, generate, or independently verify any deadline. Attribution: deadline-record shape design borrow from CounselOS's structured deadline tracker (eigenlegal/counsel-os, MIT).",
  "control_description": "Sweeps a caller-declared docket -- a flat list of {date, action, type, source, done} deadline records, the structured shape practitioners already keep in a spreadsheet, calendar, or practice-management export -- against a caller-declared as-of date, and bands every record OVERDUE, DUE_SOON, SCHEDULED, DONE, or INDETERMINATE. Shows the weekend/holiday roll derivation step by step for each record's actual due date, using roll rules (roll_weekends, roll_direction, holiday_dates) that are always declared caller inputs with labeled defaults, never an encoded jurisdiction rules table -- baking one in would be a standing-data-duty trap and UPL-adjacent. FRCP 6(a)(1)(C) is cited in-page only as a dated, structural EXAMPLE of what a roll rule looks like, never as an encoded ruleset for any jurisdiction. A record marked done:true is retained and reported DONE, never dropped -- the sweep is a receipt over the full declared docket at one as-of moment, not a filtered view of what remains open. Flags any two records that declare the same action on different dates as a conflict worth a human look. The due-soon banding threshold is a declared input with a labeled default (7 days). Gate policy is review_required when any record is OVERDUE or INDETERMINATE or a conflict exists, otherwise auto_pass; did_not_run when the as-of date, the sweep's own anchor, is absent -- it is never defaulted. Not legal advice, not a calendaring system of record, and not a reminder or scheduling service: it recomputes bands and roll derivations over a caller-declared snapshot, and does not source, generate, or independently verify any deadline. Attribution: deadline-record shape design borrow from CounselOS's structured deadline tracker (eigenlegal/counsel-os, MIT).",
  "declared_inputs": [],
  "declared_outputs": [],
  "kernel_digest": "sha256:54ec1d5b6fe7faac635820bc4b60de9ea75ea643abec9d1f312b6f54de3125fa",
  "trust_label": "independently verified: zkVM execution proof (risc0/groth16-bn254)",
  "data_vintage": "2026-08-08",
  "last_validated": "2026-08-08",
  "conformance_fixtures_vendored": true,
  "compute_proof_ready": "ready",
  "wave": 99,
  "source_url": "https://ainumbers.co/chaingraph/art-588-docket-deadline-sweep.html",
  "generated_at": "2026-08-15T11:12:17.704Z"
}