Examples
Reusable command procedures that distinguish local inspection from mutation and managed product capture.
Overview#
These procedures describe commands, required real inputs and observable checkpoints. They distinguish local inspection from mutation and managed product capture; they do not assert that a historical run qualifies the current source.
Walkthroughs#
- Reference record lifecycle — create a record from attributable capture data, inspect persisted state, measure its gaps and remove only that isolated record.
- Offline corpus audit — inspect catalog consistency, evidence gaps and local media integrity without claiming an upstream or product-journey result.
Copyable recipes#
- `examples/record-lifecycle.md` — compact isolated lifecycle commands and expected checkpoints.
- `examples/offline-integrity-check.md` — compact non-network integrity sequence.
Other useful commands#
Inspect the products declared in an actual capture plan. This executes their version probes; CAPTURE_PLAN must name your selected plan.
spis capture-cli-references --plan "$CAPTURE_PLAN" --listInspect documentation inventory before a crawl:
spis docs-corpus statusBefore copying any command, check its safety class in the runbook and complete signature in the CLI command index.