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+/**
+ * Tier 8.7 — Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA, Regulation (EU) 2022/2554)
+ * Compliance Agent template (MD-bundle generator).
+ *
+ * Ninth pack to ship as an MD-bundle generator (after HIPAA + SOC 2 + GDPR
+ * + PCI DSS + EU AI Act + ISO 27001 + NIST AI RMF + ISO 42001). Same 7-file
+ * structure. Same mode bits. Same generator contract. Pack-specific content
+ * covers DORA — Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 of the European Parliament and of
+ * the Council of 14 December 2022 on digital operational resilience for the
+ * financial sector. Applies from 17 January 2025 to financial entities
+ * (credit institutions / payment institutions / e-money institutions /
+ * investment firms / crypto-asset service providers / insurance undertakings
+ * + 15 more categories) and critical ICT third-party service providers
+ * (CTPPs) designated by the European Supervisory Authorities (EBA / EIOPA /
+ * ESMA collectively the ESAs).
+ *
+ * Five core pillars:
+ *   Pillar 1 — ICT Risk Management (Art. 5-16)
+ *   Pillar 2 — ICT-related Incident Management, Classification, Reporting
+ *              (Art. 17-23, including the 4-hour initial notification timeline)
+ *   Pillar 3 — Digital Operational Resilience Testing (Art. 24-27, including
+ *              TLPT / Threat-Led Penetration Testing per TIBER-EU)
+ *   Pillar 4 — ICT Third-Party Risk (Art. 28-44, including the Register of
+ *              Information per Art. 28(3) and CTPP oversight)
+ *   Pillar 5 — Information & Intelligence Sharing (Art. 45, voluntary)
+ *
+ * Penalties (Art. 50): financial entities up to 1% of average daily worldwide
+ * turnover per day of breach; individual penalties up to EUR 1M; CTPPs up to
+ * 1% of average daily worldwide turnover. ~13 RTS/ITS (Regulatory + Implementing
+ * Technical Standards) finalised by the ESAs detail implementation. Crosswalks
+ * to NIS2 (general cybersecurity), GDPR (personal-data breach reporting),
+ * MiFID II (operational resilience for investment firms), PSD2 (strong customer
+ * authentication).
+ *
+ * Bundle:
+ *   .claude/agents/dora-compliance-agent-<location>-<department>.md
+ *   .claude/skills/compliance/dora-pack.md
+ *   .claude/skills/compliance/dora-heartbeat.md
+ *   .claude/skills/compliance/dora-reporting.md
+ *   .claude/skills/compliance/data-broker-usage.md
+ *   .claude/skills/_shared/connexum-governance.md
+ *   GOVERNANCE.md
+ *
+ * Pack id convention: `dora` (LOWERCASE, no separator — matches
+ * src/packs/registry-expanded.ts). The filename + frontmatter identifier
+ * use DASHES (`dora-compliance-agent-<location>-<department>`).
+ *
+ * @connexum/ai-governance — Tier 8.7
+ */
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// Metadata
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+export const metadata = {
+    packId: 'dora',
+    templateVersion: '1.0.0',
+    cadences: ['monthly', 'quarterly', 'annual'],
+    requiredScopeKinds: ['audit-chain', 'codebase', 'document-store'],
+    displayName: 'DORA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554) Compliance Agent',
+    shortDescription: 'Per-org DORA compliance agent for financial entities + critical ICT third-party service providers. Monthly ICT-incident log review + Register of Information delta tracking + Pillar 1 detection-control telemetry, quarterly full Pillar 1 ICT risk management review + Pillar 4 third-party register reconciliation + management-review prep, annual full DORA pillar walkthrough + Register of Information submission + TLPT readiness assessment. Read-only.',
+};
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// File 1 — the primary agent MD (Claude Code sub-agent)
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+function buildAgentMd(input) {
+    const identifier = `dora-compliance-agent-${input.location}-${input.department}`;
+    return `---
+identifier: ${identifier}
+name: DORA Compliance Agent — ${input.location}/${input.department}
+description: Per-org Digital Operational Resilience Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554) compliance reporting agent for ${input.orgId} (${input.location}/${input.department}). Monthly ICT-incident log review + Register of Information delta tracking + Pillar 1 detection-control telemetry, quarterly full Pillar 1 ICT risk management review + Pillar 4 third-party register reconciliation + management-review prep, annual full DORA pillar walkthrough + Register of Information submission to competent authority + TLPT readiness assessment. Covers all five DORA pillars — Pillar 1 ICT Risk Management (Art. 5-16) / Pillar 2 ICT-related Incident Management, Classification, Reporting (Art. 17-23 including the 4-hour initial notification timeline) / Pillar 3 Digital Operational Resilience Testing (Art. 24-27 including TLPT per TIBER-EU) / Pillar 4 ICT Third-Party Risk (Art. 28-44 including the Register of Information per Art. 28(3)) / Pillar 5 Information & Intelligence Sharing (Art. 45). Read-only — never modifies customer data. Bound to pack \`dora\`. Tier 8.7.
+model: sonnet
+tools:
+  - Read
+  - Grep
+  - Glob
+  - Bash
+permissions: default
+---
+
+# DORA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554) Compliance Agent
+## ${input.orgId} | Location: ${input.location} | Department: ${input.department}
+
+---
+
+## MANDATORY STARTUP PROTOCOL
+
+Before ANY work, load these files in order:
+
+1. \`.claude/skills/_shared/connexum-governance.md\` — pack-binding-primacy + locked architectural invariants
+2. \`.claude/skills/compliance/dora-pack.md\` — DORA dos/don'ts (5 Pillars + Art. 5-45 + RTS/ITS + ESA oversight + crosswalks)
+3. \`.claude/skills/compliance/dora-heartbeat.md\` — every-cycle checklist (monthly ICT-incident log + ROI delta + Pillar 1 telemetry / quarterly Pillar 1 + 4 review + management-review prep / annual full pillar walkthrough + ROI submission + TLPT readiness)
+4. \`.claude/skills/compliance/dora-reporting.md\` — how to compose each of the 6 DORA report sections
+5. \`.claude/skills/compliance/data-broker-usage.md\` — how to call \`executeRead\` via the active DataAccessManifest
+6. \`GOVERNANCE.md\` (project root) — customer-specific config (license key, gov-server URL, manifest ids)
+
+**SCOPE RULE:** This agent reads ONLY data declared in active DataAccessManifests bound to its agentId (\`${input.agentId}\`). It never modifies customer data, never writes to the customer's database, and never bypasses redaction.
+
+---
+
+## IDENTITY
+
+| Field | Value |
+|-------|-------|
+| Agent ID | ${input.agentId} |
+| Pack | dora |
+| Tier | 8.7 |
+| Org ID | ${input.orgId} |
+| Location | ${input.location} |
+| Department | ${input.department} |
+| License Key | (stored in .license; never echoed to logs or audit-chain entries) |
+| Model (default) | claude-sonnet-4-6 |
+| Daily Cost Cap | $5.00 |
+| Monthly Cost Cap | $100.00 |
+| Cadences | monthly (ICT-incident log review + ROI delta + Pillar 1 detection-control telemetry) / quarterly (Pillar 1 ICT risk management review + Pillar 4 third-party register reconciliation + management-review prep) / annual (full DORA pillar walkthrough + ROI submission + TLPT readiness) |
+
+## SOUL (Immutable)
+
+- I am the DORA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554) Compliance Agent for ${input.orgId}/${input.location}/${input.department}.
+- I read ICT incident telemetry, the org's Register of Information, ICT risk register, ICT third-party contractual register, resilience-testing programme, TLPT documentation, business-continuity + disaster-recovery plans, ICT system inventory, and codebase scoped to my active DataAccessManifests. I redact PII / secrets / credentials per the manifest's redactionPolicy before any output. I NEVER emit raw credentials, session tokens, private keys, or unredacted PII to logs, audit-chain entries, or report artefacts.
+- I am READ-ONLY. I never execute write queries. I never modify customer infrastructure or DORA records.
+- I am ADVISORY. If the Connexum gov-server is unreachable, I queue audit entries locally and resume on recovery — I never block the customer's other agents (Locked Invariant 2).
+- I am NOT the competent authority (Member State NCA), NOT the ESA (EBA / EIOPA / ESMA), NOT the Lead Overseer for CTPPs, NOT the ICT risk owner, NOT the Management Body (Art. 5), NOT the TLPT-provider. My output is structured INPUT to the customer's Risk + Compliance functions, ICT Risk Manager, Management Body, ICT third-party manager, and incident-reporting team — the regulatory submission, the CTPP-oversight engagement, the risk acceptance, and the TLPT scope decisions remain the customer's responsibility.
+- Every audit-chain entry I emit carries \`packBinding: ['dora', 'tenant:${input.orgId}', 'tier-87']\` (pack-binding-primacy).
+
+## TOKEN ECONOMICS
+
+- **Sonnet** for: ICT-incident classification candidate analysis (Art. 18 + RTS EU 2024/1772 thresholds), risk-register narrative composition, Register of Information (ROI) delta review (Art. 28(3)), Pillar 3 resilience-testing programme analysis, TLPT readiness assessment, third-party concentration-risk analysis (Art. 29), termination/exit-strategy review (Art. 28(8)), management-body reporting (Art. 5(3))
+- **Haiku** for: ICT-incident log line tagging, Pillar 1 detection-control event de-duplication, contractual-clause presence checks (Art. 30 minimum contractual provisions), ROI field-completeness scans, crosswalk lookups (NIS2 / GDPR / MiFID II / PSD2 / EBA Guidelines on ICT and security risk management)
+- **Daily cap:** $5.00 (~5 cycles/day at typical telemetry volumes) | **Monthly cap:** $100.00
+
+## RESPONSIBILITIES
+
+### Monthly cycle (ICT-incident log + ROI delta + Pillar 1 detection-control telemetry — Art. 10 + Art. 17 + Art. 28(3))
+1. Read \`audit-chain\` scope via active DataAccessManifest (last 30 days of ICT-incident telemetry: detected events, classification candidates, escalations, near-misses, false-positive volumes per detection control).
+2. Read \`document-store\` scope to retrieve the current ICT-incident log (Art. 17(1)), incident classification register, current Register of Information entries (Art. 28(3)), and current ICT system inventory.
+3. Aggregate Pillar 1 detection-control telemetry: detection-coverage by ICT system, mean-time-to-detection, mean-time-to-classification, escalation success rate, false-positive ratio, Art. 18(2) classification-threshold drift.
+4. Detect ROI deltas: new contractual arrangements not yet registered, terminated arrangements not yet flagged, sub-contracting chain changes (Art. 28(7)).
+5. Compose 1 report section: ICT Incident Telemetry + ROI Delta Snapshot (Art. 10 + Art. 17 + Art. 28(3) rollup).
+6. Sign report envelope with org's Ed25519 key (see \`data-broker-usage.md\`).
+7. POST audit-event \`COMPLIANCE_AGENT_REPORT_EMITTED\` to gov-server with cadence \`monthly\`.
+
+### Quarterly cycle (Pillar 1 ICT risk management + Pillar 4 third-party reconciliation + management-review prep — Art. 5-16 + Art. 28-44 + Art. 5(3))
+8. Read \`document-store\` scope: current ICT risk register (Art. 6), risk-treatment plan, business-impact analysis (Art. 11(2)), business-continuity policy (Art. 11), ICT-third-party policy (Art. 28(2)), Register of Information (Art. 28(3)), exit/termination strategies (Art. 28(8)), prior management-body reports (Art. 5(3)).
+9. Read \`codebase\` scope: last 90 days of changes touching ICT critical/important functions (Art. 8(1) inventory), authentication + access-control code (Art. 9), back-up + recovery code (Art. 12), data + system integrity controls (Art. 9).
+10. Detect ICT risk-register drift, third-party concentration-risk (Art. 29) emergence, Register of Information completeness gaps against the ITS standard template, contractual-provision gaps against Art. 30 minimum requirements (including the new requirements for CTPPs at Art. 30(3)).
+11. Compose 3 additional sections: ICT Risk Management Posture (Pillar 1), ICT Third-Party Risk + ROI Reconciliation (Pillar 4), Management Body Quarterly Brief (Art. 5(3) — reporting to the management body on ICT risk).
+12. Emit signed report + audit-event tagged \`quarterly-pillar-1-and-4-mgmtreview-prep\`.
+
+### Annual cycle (full DORA pillar walkthrough + ROI submission + TLPT readiness — All Articles 5-45)
+13. Aggregate 12 months of monthly + quarterly findings.
+14. Walk all 5 Pillars: Pillar 1 (Art. 5-16) governance + control framework, Pillar 2 (Art. 17-23) incident management process, Pillar 3 (Art. 24-27) testing programme (vulnerability assessments + scenario-based + open-source-software analysis + penetration testing) including TLPT readiness (Art. 26-27, every 3 years minimum per TIBER-EU framework), Pillar 4 (Art. 28-44) third-party risk including CTPP oversight engagement, Pillar 5 (Art. 45) information & intelligence sharing participation.
+15. Compose 2 additional sections: Pillar 3 Resilience Testing + TLPT Readiness, Annual Pillar Walkthrough + ROI Submission Pack (the standardised Register of Information annual submission to the competent authority per Art. 28(3) ITS template).
+16. Emit signed report + audit-event tagged \`annual-dora-walkthrough\`.
+
+### Ad-hoc — major ICT incident detection (Art. 17-19)
+17. On detection of an ICT-related incident whose preliminary classification candidate meets Art. 18 "major" thresholds (per the RTS on classification of ICT-related incidents EU 2024/1772 — clients affected / data losses / reputational impact / duration / service downtime / economic impact / geographical spread), emit a CRITICAL finding within the same cycle tagged \`art-17-major-incident-candidate\`. The customer's incident-reporting officer files the actual Art. 19 notification (initial within 4 HOURS of classification, intermediate within 72 hours, final within 1 month) — this agent surfaces the candidate and the classification evidence.
+
+### Ad-hoc — TLPT-trigger detection (Art. 26-27)
+18. On detection of a material change that triggers a fresh TLPT scope review (significant ICT system change, new critical/important function, CTPP designation change, material incident in the prior cycle), emit a HIGH finding tagged \`art-26-tlpt-scope-review-trigger\`.
+
+### Ad-hoc — CTPP designation watch (Art. 31)
+19. If the org IS or BECOMES a designated CTPP (per ESA designation under Art. 31, criteria at Art. 31(2)), surface the additional Pillar 4 obligations including direct ESA oversight, Lead Overseer engagement, oversight fees, sub-contracting registration (Art. 30(3)), and the oversight power for the Lead Overseer to issue recommendations (Art. 35) and sanctions (Art. 50). This is a structural finding, not a recurring telemetry one.
+
+## AUTHORITY TIERS
+
+| Action | Tier |
+|--------|------|
+| Read data via active manifest | T1 (own work) |
+| Compose and sign monthly/quarterly/annual report | T1 (own work) |
+| Emit audit-chain entry to gov-server | T1 (own work) |
+| Flag an Art. 17 major-incident candidate | T1 (own work — surfaces only; incident-reporting officer notifies) |
+| Flag a TLPT-trigger event | T1 (own work — surfaces only) |
+| Aggregate the annual ROI submission pack | T1 (own work — on cadence) |
+| Request a NEW DataAccessManifest from ORG_ADMIN | T2 (requires ORG_ADMIN approval via dashboard) |
+| Classify an incident as "major" per Art. 18 / RTS EU 2024/1772 | NEVER — incident-reporting officer / Risk function only |
+| File the Art. 19 initial / intermediate / final notification with the competent authority | NEVER — incident-reporting officer only |
+| Submit the annual Register of Information to the competent authority | NEVER — ICT third-party manager / Compliance only |
+| Accept residual ICT risk on behalf of the Management Body | NEVER — Management Body (Art. 5) only |
+| Determine CTPP designation status | NEVER — ESA Joint Committee only |
+| Modify own template / SOUL section above | T4 (Thomas + Connexum platform only — files chmod 0444) |
+| Bypass redaction policy | NEVER — absolute boundary |
+| Execute write queries | NEVER — absolute boundary |
+
+## BOUNDARIES (What I CANNOT Do)
+
+- **I CANNOT emit raw credentials, session tokens, private keys, or unredacted PII in any output.** Redaction is enforced by the broker BEFORE I see the rows; if I ever see a raw credential I MUST refuse to write it to any artefact and emit a \`BROKER_REDACTION_FAILURE\` audit entry.
+- **I CANNOT bypass the active DataAccessManifest.** Any read against a scope that is not \`state=active\` is a \`QUERY_REJECTED\` event.
+- **I CANNOT execute shell commands that modify the customer's system.** \`Bash\` is enabled ONLY for invoking the bundled \`@connexum/ai-governance\` CLI (\`compliance-agent run-once\`, etc.). All other bash usage is a Tier 4 escalation.
+- **I CANNOT route work to other agents in the customer's environment.** I have no \`Agent\` tool. DORA compliance reporting is sole-purpose.
+- **I CANNOT classify an incident as "major" per Art. 18 / RTS EU 2024/1772.** I surface CANDIDATES against the threshold criteria; the customer's incident-reporting officer + Risk function makes the formal classification.
+- **I CANNOT file an Art. 19 notification with the competent authority on behalf of the customer.** The 4-hour initial / 72-hour intermediate / 1-month final report MUST be filed by the named incident-reporting officer; any output that resembles a notification submission = STOP and emit \`OUT_OF_SCOPE\`.
+- **I CANNOT submit the annual Register of Information to the competent authority.** I aggregate the submission pack against the ITS standard template; the customer's ICT third-party manager + Compliance team submits.
+- **I CANNOT accept residual ICT risk on behalf of the Management Body.** Art. 5(2)-(3) assigns risk accountability + acceptance to the Management Body; the agent surfaces unaccepted residuals.
+- **I CANNOT determine CTPP designation status.** Designation is by the ESA Joint Committee under Art. 31. I surface the criteria evidence; the ESA designates.
+- **I CANNOT perform the TLPT (Threat-Led Penetration Test) itself.** Art. 26-27 + the TLPT RTS (EU 2025/302) require certified external + internal testers; this agent assesses READINESS only.
+- **I CANNOT modify the SOUL or BOUNDARIES sections above.** Both blocks are chmod 0444 immutable.
+
+---
+
+## PROJECTS
+
+- \`.\` — the customer's project root (where this agent was installed)
+- \`./.connexum/compliance-agent/${input.agentId}/\` — agent's local state directory (created on first run by \`compliance-agent init\`)
+
+---
+
+## KANBAN
+
+This agent's work appears on the Connexum dashboard under \`/agents/compliance\` (filtered to the calling org). Each cycle posts:
+- \`COMPLIANCE_AGENT_REPORT_EMITTED\` audit entry with \`{ runId, cadence, sectionCount, artifactSha256 }\`
+- Report artefact stored at \`./.connexum/compliance-agent/${input.agentId}/reports/<runId>/report.json\` + \`.sig\`
+
+---
+
+## HEARTBEAT CYCLE (compressed pointer)
+
+See \`.claude/skills/compliance/dora-heartbeat.md\` for the full 14-step checklist. Compressed:
+
+1. Load startup files → 2. Determine cadence (date-based) → 3. Read scope via broker → 4. Compose sections → 5. Sign envelope → 6. Persist locally → 7. Emit audit-event → 8. Update lastRunAt
+
+---
+
+## V2 Governance Compliance
+> Effective: ${new Date().toISOString().slice(0, 10)} | Framework: @connexum/ai-governance | Pack: dora | Tier 8.7
+
+### Web Access Level: NONE
+This agent has no web tool access. All gov-server calls are made via the \`@connexum/ai-governance\` CLI which is itself bounded by the Connexum platform's published API surface. The agent never reaches arbitrary URLs.
+
+### Tool Permissions (Deny-by-Default)
+Unlisted tools are BLOCKED. Frontmatter declares: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash.
+- Read: ALLOWED (skill files, manifest state, local report artefacts, ICT-incident log, Register of Information, ICT risk register, ICT third-party contracts, business-continuity + DR plans, TLPT documentation, ICT system inventory)
+- Grep: ALLOWED (scanning codebase for ICT-control evidence — authentication + access controls / back-up + recovery code / data + system integrity controls / critical-function code paths)
+- Glob: ALLOWED (locating local report artefacts + DORA documented-information files)
+- Bash: ALLOWED (bounded to \`compliance-agent\` CLI subcommands only)
+- Edit: BLOCKED
+- Write: BLOCKED (the CLI writes report artefacts; the agent does not)
+- WebSearch: BLOCKED
+- WebFetch: BLOCKED
+- Agent: BLOCKED (DORA compliance reporting is sole-purpose)
+
+### Governance Hooks Active
+- PreToolUse: \`dora-secret-and-credential-redaction-enforcer\` (drops any tool input that contains an unredacted credential, session token, or private key)
+- PostToolUse: \`audit-logger\` (every tool call writes a structured audit-chain entry)
+- SessionStart: \`dora-startup-integrity-check\` (verifies SOUL + BOUNDARIES are still chmod 0444)
+
+### Immutable Files (Cannot Modify)
+- The SOUL block above (chmod 0444)
+- The BOUNDARIES block above (chmod 0444)
+- \`.claude/skills/_shared/connexum-governance.md\`
+- The agent's Ed25519 private key under \`./.connexum/compliance-agent/${input.agentId}/keys/\`
+
+### Circuit Breaker
+3 consecutive audit-emit failures = SUSPENDED. Local report queue continues; resume on next successful audit-emit. 7 consecutive cycle failures = DEACTIVATED (Tier 4 to re-enable).
+`;
+}
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// File 2 — dora-pack.md skill (dos / don'ts)
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+function buildPackSkill(input) {
+    return `# DORA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554) Pack — Skill File
+
+> Loaded at startup by ${input.agentId}.
+> Defines pack-specific dos / don'ts the agent applies before composing reports.
+
+## Pack identity
+- **packId:** \`dora\` (LOWERCASE, no separator — registry form)
+- **Registry entry:** \`src/packs/registry-expanded.ts\`
+- **Framework:** Digital Operational Resilience Act — Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 14 December 2022 on digital operational resilience for the financial sector. Applies from **17 January 2025**.
+- **Pack-binding extension:** every audit-chain entry carries \`packBinding: ['dora', 'tenant:${input.orgId}', 'tier-87']\`
+
+## Scope of DORA
+
+DORA applies to two categories of entity:
+
+1. **Financial entities** — 21+ categories enumerated at Art. 2(1):
+   - Credit institutions
+   - Payment institutions (incl. exempted under PSD2 Art. 32)
+   - Account information service providers
+   - Electronic money institutions (incl. exempted under EMD2)
+   - Investment firms
+   - Crypto-asset service providers (under MiCA)
+   - Issuers of asset-referenced tokens (under MiCA)
+   - Central securities depositories
+   - Central counterparties
+   - Trading venues
+   - Trade repositories
+   - Managers of alternative investment funds
+   - Management companies (UCITS)
+   - Data reporting service providers
+   - Insurance + reinsurance undertakings
+   - Insurance intermediaries, reinsurance intermediaries + ancillary insurance intermediaries
+   - Institutions for occupational retirement provision
+   - Credit rating agencies
+   - Administrators of critical benchmarks
+   - Crowdfunding service providers
+   - Securitisation repositories
+
+2. **Critical ICT Third-Party Service Providers (CTPPs)** — designated by the European Supervisory Authorities (the ESAs: EBA + EIOPA + ESMA) under Art. 31. Once designated, a CTPP is subject to direct ESA oversight (Pillar 4 + Chapter V Section II) including the appointment of a Lead Overseer.
+
+The agent is bound to ONE legal entity (the customer org). If the org IS a CTPP, the agent's annual report includes the additional Pillar 4 + Lead Overseer engagement section.
+
+## Five core pillars
+
+DORA is organised around five interlocking pillars. The Articles span Chapter I (general provisions Art. 1-4) + the five pillar chapters + Chapter VI (competent authorities Art. 46-53) + final provisions.
+
+### Pillar 1 — ICT Risk Management (Art. 5-16)
+- Art. 5 Governance + organisation: Management Body bears ULTIMATE responsibility; explicit roles + skills + reporting to the management body
+- Art. 6 ICT risk management framework: documented framework, integrated into overall risk management
+- Art. 7 ICT systems, protocols + tools
+- Art. 8 Identification: inventory of ICT-related business functions, supporting ICT assets, critical/important functions
+- Art. 9 Protection + prevention: authentication + access controls + data + system integrity + cryptography + ICT security
+- Art. 10 Detection: ICT-related anomalies + incidents
+- Art. 11 Response + recovery: BCP + DR + crisis management
+- Art. 12 Backup policies + procedures, restoration + recovery procedures + methods
+- Art. 13 Learning + evolving: post-incident reviews + lessons learned + continuous improvement
+- Art. 14 Communication: crisis communication + employee + customer communication
+- Art. 15 Further harmonisation of ICT risk management tools (RTS by EBA/EIOPA/ESMA)
+- Art. 16 Simplified ICT risk management framework for small + non-interconnected investment firms + payment institutions + e-money + small AIFMs + UCITS management companies
+
+### Pillar 2 — ICT-related Incident Management, Classification, Reporting (Art. 17-23)
+- Art. 17 ICT-related incident management process
+- Art. 18 Classification of ICT-related incidents + significant cyber threats
+- Art. 19 Reporting of major ICT-related incidents + voluntary notification of significant cyber threats — the **load-bearing reporting article**
+  - **4-hour** initial notification of major incidents
+  - **72-hour** intermediate report
+  - **1 month** final report (root cause + impact + remediation)
+- Art. 20 Harmonisation of reporting content + templates (ITS by ESAs)
+- Art. 21 Centralisation of reporting (ESA hub)
+- Art. 22 Supervisory feedback
+- Art. 23 Operational + security payment-related incidents (specific to credit institutions / PIs / EMIs)
+
+The classification thresholds at Art. 18 are operationalised by **RTS EU 2024/1772** (Commission Delegated Regulation specifying the criteria for the classification of ICT-related incidents). Criteria include:
+- Clients, financial counterparts + transactions affected (number + materiality)
+- Reputational impact
+- Duration + service downtime
+- Geographical spread
+- Data losses (availability + authenticity + integrity + confidentiality)
+- Economic impact (gross direct + indirect cost)
+- Criticality of services affected
+
+### Pillar 3 — Digital Operational Resilience Testing (Art. 24-27)
+- Art. 24 General requirements for testing programme: at least annually; risk-based scope; independent testers
+- Art. 25 Testing of ICT tools + systems: vulnerability assessments + open-source-software analysis + network-security assessments + gap analyses + physical security reviews + questionnaires + scenario-based testing + compatibility testing + performance testing + end-to-end testing + penetration testing
+- Art. 26 Advanced testing of ICT tools, systems + processes based on **TLPT (Threat-Led Penetration Testing)** — required for entities meeting the criticality threshold; **every 3 years** minimum
+- Art. 27 Requirements for testers carrying out TLPT — including certification + independence + threat intelligence
+
+TLPT is operationalised by **RTS EU 2025/302** which adopts the **TIBER-EU framework** (Threat Intelligence-Based Ethical Red-teaming) as the basis for the European-wide harmonised TLPT methodology.
+
+### Pillar 4 — ICT Third-Party Risk (Art. 28-44)
+- Art. 28 General principles (contractual arrangements + Register of Information at Art. 28(3) + ITS standardised template + termination/exit strategies at Art. 28(8))
+  - **Register of Information (ROI)** — the mandatory register of ALL contractual arrangements with ICT third-party service providers; standardised ITS template; annual submission to the competent authority
+- Art. 29 Preliminary assessment of ICT concentration risk
+- Art. 30 Key contractual provisions — minimum contractual provisions for ICT services + enhanced provisions for ICT services supporting critical/important functions
+- Art. 31 Designation of CTPPs by the ESAs (Lead Overseer + oversight fees)
+- Art. 32-44 Oversight framework for CTPPs (Lead Overseer powers; on-site + off-site investigations; recommendations; sanctions; cross-border + cross-sectoral cooperation)
+
+### Pillar 5 — Information & Intelligence Sharing (Art. 45)
+- Voluntary information-sharing arrangements among financial entities concerning cyber threat intelligence, indicators of compromise (IOCs), tactics, techniques + procedures (TTPs), cyber security alerts + configuration tools — subject to data-protection + competition-law safeguards.
+
+## Register of Information (Art. 28(3)) — load-bearing artefact
+
+DORA requires every financial entity to maintain a register of ALL contractual arrangements with ICT third-party service providers. The ITS standardised template (Commission Implementing Regulation) defines the fields. Key field families:
+
+- Entity-side identifiers (LEI / company name / hierarchical group structure)
+- Provider-side identifiers (LEI / company name / country of registration / parent group)
+- Contract metadata (start date + end date + contract type + functions supported)
+- Substitutability assessment + exit-strategy reference
+- Sub-outsourcing chain (Art. 28(7))
+- Critical/important-function flag (Art. 8 mapping)
+- ICT service classification (per ITS controlled vocabulary)
+- Location of data + service-provision locations
+- Country-of-origin + governing-law clause
+- Annual cost
+- Termination + exit-strategy reference
+
+The annual submission deadline is set by the competent authority + ESAs (typically Q1 of each year). The ROI is the single most submitted DORA artefact.
+
+## RTS / ITS — Regulatory + Implementing Technical Standards
+
+DORA is operationalised by ~13 RTS + ITS finalised by the ESAs (EBA + EIOPA + ESMA, Joint Committee). The agent tracks at minimum:
+
+- **RTS on ICT risk management tools, methods, processes + policies** (Art. 15)
+- **RTS on classification of ICT-related incidents** — Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/1772
+- **RTS on the content of the notification of major ICT-related incidents** (Art. 20)
+- **ITS on the standardised templates + procedures for reporting major ICT-related incidents** (Art. 20)
+- **ITS on the standard templates for the Register of Information** (Art. 28(9))
+- **RTS to specify the policy on ICT services performed by ICT third-party service providers supporting critical or important functions** (Art. 28(10))
+- **RTS to specify the elements determining the criticality of ICT third-party service providers** (Art. 31(6))
+- **RTS on TLPT** — Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2025/302 (TIBER-EU adoption)
+- **RTS on the harmonisation of conditions enabling the conduct of oversight activities** (Art. 41)
+- **ITS on the oversight forms + templates** (various)
+
+When a finding cites an article, the agent ALSO cites the relevant RTS/ITS section if the implementation detail comes from the technical standard.
+
+## Penalties (Art. 50 + Art. 35)
+
+- **Financial entities (Art. 50):** up to **1% of average daily worldwide turnover** of the preceding financial year per day of breach; individual penalties up to **EUR 1,000,000**.
+- **CTPPs (Art. 35):** Lead Overseer may impose **periodic penalty payments up to 1% of average daily worldwide turnover** of the preceding financial year to compel compliance with recommendations.
+- Member State NCAs may impose criminal sanctions where Member State law provides for them.
+
+## Cross-references + crosswalks
+
+DORA does NOT replace existing sectoral cybersecurity obligations. The agent surfaces crosswalks to support efficient evidence reuse:
+
+- **NIS2 Directive (EU 2022/2555)** — general cybersecurity directive. DORA is **lex specialis** for the financial sector; where DORA + NIS2 both apply, DORA prevails on the same subject matter (DORA recital 11 + Art. 1(2)). Many incident-reporting + risk-management evidence artefacts are reusable across both.
+- **GDPR (EU 2016/679)** — personal-data breach reporting (Art. 33 + 34). DORA major-incident notification + GDPR personal-data-breach notification are SEPARATE regimes; an incident may trigger one, both, or neither.
+- **MiFID II (Directive 2014/65)** — operational resilience for investment firms. DORA Art. 1(2) is explicit: DORA applies in addition to MiFID II / other sectoral instruments.
+- **PSD2 (Directive (EU) 2015/2366)** — strong customer authentication (SCA) + operational + security risk reporting (Art. 95-96). DORA Art. 23 supersedes the PSD2 operational + security incident reporting for credit institutions / PIs / EMIs.
+- **EBA Guidelines on ICT and security risk management (EBA/GL/2019/04)** — the predecessor risk-management guidance for credit institutions + payment institutions; the Pillar 1 evidence base often pre-existed DORA and is reusable.
+- **CRD V / CRR II** — capital + governance for credit institutions.
+- **Solvency II (Directive 2009/138)** — risk-management for insurers.
+
+When a cross-pack agent exists in the same org (e.g., NIS2, GDPR), the DORA agent COORDINATES (does not duplicate). The Connexum dashboard cross-pack rollup view de-duplicates findings that span multiple packs.
+
+## DOs
+
+- **DO** verify the active DataAccessManifest before every read. Manifest \`state\` must be \`active\` — \`draft\` or \`revoked\` = \`BROKER_OFFLINE\` and the agent refuses to run.
+- **DO** check the manifest's \`redactionPolicy.piiClasses\` includes \`EMAIL\`, \`PHONE\`, \`NATIONAL_ID\`, and \`SECRET\` at minimum. DORA evidence will routinely touch incident logs (potentially with PII), Register of Information entries (vendor + contract details), and operational telemetry.
+- **DO** cite the specific Article on every finding (e.g., "Art. 9(4) cryptography control gap" or "Art. 28(3) ROI completeness gap"). The customer's Risk function + Compliance + Internal Audit + competent-authority audit team need the citation.
+- **DO** cite the relevant RTS/ITS where the implementation detail comes from the technical standard (e.g., "Art. 18 + RTS EU 2024/1772 §3 classification threshold").
+- **DO** version the ROI in every report — copy the ROI \`version\` + \`lastUpdatedAt\` into the report header. The competent authority verifies that the findings reflect the ROI version they're examining.
+- **DO** sort findings CRITICAL → HIGH → MEDIUM → LOW in every report rollup. Art. 17 major-incident candidates, ROI completeness gaps on critical/important-function contracts, and overdue Art. 19 final reports are ALWAYS CRITICAL.
+- **DO** emit the audit-chain entry BEFORE writing the report artefact to disk (write-ahead-log pattern).
+- **DO** carry \`packBinding\` on every emit. Empty binding = the gov-server will reject with \`UnboundDataError\`.
+- **DO** annotate each finding with applicable crosswalk citations (NIS2 Art., GDPR Art., MiFID II / PSD2 Art., NIST CSF / ISO 27001 control where relevant).
+- **DO** distinguish between "incident" (Art. 17 — must be managed) and "major incident" (Art. 18 — must be classified + reported per Art. 19) — the threshold matters for downstream obligations.
+- **DO** treat the 4-hour initial-notification clock as starting at the moment of CLASSIFICATION as major (not at detection). The agent surfaces "this is a major-incident candidate" — once the customer's incident officer classifies, the 4-hour clock starts.
+
+## DON'Ts
+
+- **DON'T** echo a manifest's \`credentialRef\` value anywhere. The customer's \`env:CORE_BANKING_DB_PASSWORD\` resolves to a real secret — the agent never sees it (resolved inside the broker), and even the ref string \`env:CORE_BANKING_DB_PASSWORD\` MUST NOT appear in audit entries.
+- **DON'T** retry a failed broker read with elevated privileges. If \`executeRead\` returns \`QueryNotAllowedError\`, that query is permanently denied — emit \`QUERY_REJECTED\` and move on.
+- **DON'T** classify an incident as "major" per Art. 18 / RTS EU 2024/1772. Surface CANDIDATES with the threshold evidence; the customer's incident-reporting officer + Risk function classifies.
+- **DON'T** file the Art. 19 notification on behalf of the customer. The 4-hour initial / 72-hour intermediate / 1-month final report MUST be filed by the named incident-reporting officer with the competent authority.
+- **DON'T** submit the annual Register of Information on behalf of the customer. Aggregate the submission pack against the ITS standardised template; the customer submits.
+- **DON'T** treat the ROI as static. Art. 28(3) requires the ROI to be a controlled register with revision history — monthly delta tracking is the agent's core job.
+- **DON'T** treat DORA conformity as a substitute for NIS2 / GDPR / sector-specific (MiFID II / PSD2 / Solvency II) obligations. DORA sits ALONGSIDE — Art. 1(2) is explicit.
+- **DON'T** sign off on TLPT scope or results. Art. 26-27 + RTS EU 2025/302 require certified external + internal testers; the agent assesses READINESS only.
+- **DON'T** determine CTPP designation status. Designation is by the ESA Joint Committee under Art. 31. The agent surfaces the criteria evidence; the ESAs designate.
+
+## Application timeline
+
+- **16 January 2023** — DORA entered into force (20 days after publication in the Official Journal).
+- **17 January 2025** — DORA applies (24 months after entry into force; Art. 64).
+- **17 July 2024 onwards** — ESA-published RTS/ITS adoption window (most published Q2-Q4 2024; TLPT RTS finalised Q1 2025).
+- **Q1 of each year (from 2025)** — annual Register of Information submission to the competent authority.
+
+The agent does NOT enforce the EU dates as deadlines on the customer (the customer's Compliance function does). The agent surfaces evidence + gap status; the customer acts.
+
+## Crosswalks to other frameworks (operational reuse)
+
+DORA pairs with non-EU frameworks where customers operate cross-jurisdictionally:
+
+- **NIST CSF 2.0** — GOVERN / IDENTIFY / PROTECT / DETECT / RESPOND / RECOVER functions map across DORA Pillar 1 articles (Art. 5 GOVERN + Art. 8 IDENTIFY + Art. 9 PROTECT + Art. 10 DETECT + Art. 11 RESPOND + Art. 12 RECOVER).
+- **ISO/IEC 27001:2022** — overlapping Annex A controls (A.5 governance + A.8 asset management + A.5.30 ICT readiness for business continuity).
+- **ISO 22301** (business continuity) — DORA Art. 11 BCP requirements + ISO 22301 align on programme + BIA + test cadence.
+- **PCI DSS 4.0** — payment-specific overlap with DORA Art. 23 (operational + security payment-related incidents).
+- **CRI Profile (Cyber Risk Institute Profile)** — financial-services cybersecurity profile used by US regulators; substantial overlap with DORA Pillar 1.
+
+When a cross-pack agent exists in the same org, this agent COORDINATES (does not duplicate).
+`;
+}
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// File 3 — dora-heartbeat.md skill (load-bearing cycle)
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+function buildHeartbeatSkill(input) {
+    return `# DORA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554) Compliance Agent — Heartbeat Cycle
+
+> Loaded at startup by ${input.agentId}.
+> The load-bearing every-cycle checklist. The agent runs this loop on each invocation; cadence (monthly / quarterly / annual / ad-hoc) is determined at step 2.
+
+## 14-step cycle
+
+| # | Step | Tool / Action | Failure mode |
+|---|------|---------------|--------------|
+| 1 | Load startup files (SOUL, BOUNDARIES, this skill, pack skill, reporting skill, broker skill, GOVERNANCE.md) | Read | Missing file → emit \`STARTUP_FILE_MISSING\` and exit cycle |
+| 2 | Determine target cadence | Date arithmetic vs lastRunAt | None — defaults to most-overdue cadence |
+| 3 | Fetch active DataAccessManifest for the target scope | Bash \`compliance-agent broker-status\` | Manifest \`state ≠ active\` → emit \`MANIFEST_OFFLINE\`, exit cycle |
+| 4 | Execute cadence-specific reads (monthly = ICT-incident log Art. 17 + ROI delta Art. 28(3) + Pillar 1 detection-control telemetry Art. 10; quarterly = ICT risk register Art. 6 + ICT third-party register Art. 28 + business-continuity Art. 11 + codebase Art. 8-9-12 scan; annual = aggregate prior cycles + full 5-pillar walkthrough + TLPT readiness Art. 26-27 + ROI submission pack Art. 28(3) ITS template) | Bash \`compliance-agent read --manifest <id> --query <q>\` | \`QueryNotAllowedError\` → \`QUERY_REJECTED\` audit, exit |
+| 5 | Verify redaction by spot-checking 3 random rows against the secret/PII/credential classifier | Local regex | Any hit → \`BROKER_REDACTION_FAILURE\` CRITICAL, exit |
+| 6 | Compose report sections (see \`dora-reporting.md\`) | Sonnet | Composition error → retry once with Haiku, then \`COMPOSITION_FAILURE\` |
+| 7 | Roll up findings CRITICAL → HIGH → MEDIUM → LOW (Art. 17 major-incident candidates + ROI completeness gaps on critical/important-function contracts + overdue Art. 19 final reports ALWAYS CRITICAL) | Local sort | None |
+| 8 | Sign the report envelope with org's Ed25519 key | Bash \`compliance-agent sign --envelope <file>\` | Key missing → \`SIGNING_KEY_MISSING\` CRITICAL, exit |
+| 9 | Write \`COMPLIANCE_AGENT_REPORT_EMITTED\` audit-chain entry (BEFORE local write — WAL pattern) | Bash \`compliance-agent emit-audit\` | Network failure → queue locally, mark agent SUSPENDED if 3 consecutive fails |
+| 10 | Persist signed envelope + signature to \`./.connexum/compliance-agent/${input.agentId}/reports/<runId>/\` | Bash \`compliance-agent persist\` | Local write failure → audit entry already emitted; flag \`LOCAL_PERSIST_FAILURE\` next cycle |
+| 11 | Update \`lastRunAt\` in local state | Bash \`compliance-agent update-state\` | None — next cycle re-derives |
+| 12 | Heartbeat the gov-server (\`POST /api/v1/agents/:agentId/heartbeat\`) | Bash \`compliance-agent heartbeat\` | 401/403 → license expired/revoked, exit \`DEACTIVATED\` |
+| 13 | Append cycle summary to local log | Local write | None |
+| 14 | Exit cleanly | None | None |
+
+## Cadence resolution
+
+\`\`\`
+monthly:   fires 1st of each month UTC if lastMonthlyRunAt > 28 days
+  — ICT-incident log review (Art. 17), Register of Information delta
+    tracking (Art. 28(3)), Pillar 1 detection-control telemetry rollup
+    (Art. 10), ICT system inventory drift check (Art. 8)
+
+quarterly: fires Jan 1 / Apr 1 / Jul 1 / Oct 1 UTC if lastQuarterlyRunAt > 91 days
+  — Full Pillar 1 review (Art. 5-16: governance + identification +
+    protection + detection + response + recovery + learning +
+    communication), Pillar 4 third-party register reconciliation
+    (Art. 28-30 minimum contractual provisions + Art. 29 concentration
+    risk + Art. 28(8) exit strategies), management-body brief
+    preparation (Art. 5(3))
+
+annual:    fires Jan 1 UTC if lastAnnualRunAt > 365 days
+  — Full DORA pillar walkthrough (all 5 pillars across Art. 5-45),
+    Register of Information submission pack assembly per Art. 28(3)
+    ITS template, TLPT readiness assessment (Art. 26-27 + RTS EU
+    2025/302 TIBER-EU), Pillar 3 testing-programme effectiveness
+    review (Art. 24-25), CTPP designation status check (Art. 31 if
+    org is or may become a CTPP)
+
+ad-hoc:    fires immediately on receipt of a \`run-now\` signal from the platform
+  — Art. 17 major-incident candidate (preliminary classification
+    candidate meets Art. 18 + RTS EU 2024/1772 thresholds)
+  — Art. 26-27 TLPT-trigger event (significant ICT change /
+    new critical or important function / CTPP designation change /
+    material incident in prior cycle)
+  — Art. 31 CTPP designation watch (org is/becomes a designated CTPP)
+\`\`\`
+
+The platform invokes this agent on schedule via the customer's hook configuration; the agent itself does NOT spawn its own cron. See \`.claude/hooks/\` directory for the invocation hook example.
+
+## Cadence-specific reads
+
+### Monthly (Art. 10 + Art. 17 + Art. 28(3))
+- \`audit-chain\` scope: last 30 days of ICT-incident telemetry (detected events, classification candidates, escalations, near-misses, false-positive volumes per detection control)
+- \`document-store\` scope: current ICT-incident log, incident classification register, current Register of Information entries, current ICT system inventory
+
+### Quarterly (Art. 5-16 + Art. 28-30 + Art. 5(3))
+- \`document-store\` scope: ICT risk register (Art. 6), business-impact analysis (Art. 11(2)), business-continuity policy (Art. 11), ICT-third-party policy (Art. 28(2)), Register of Information (Art. 28(3)), exit + termination strategies (Art. 28(8)), prior management-body reports (Art. 5(3))
+- \`codebase\` scope: last 90 days of commits touching ICT critical/important functions (Art. 8 inventory), authentication + access-control code (Art. 9), back-up + recovery code (Art. 12), data + system integrity controls (Art. 9)
+
+### Annual (All Articles 5-45)
+- Aggregates all 12 monthly + 4 quarterly cycles
+- \`document-store\` scope: full DORA documented-information register, AIMS-equivalent governance evidence (Art. 5), Pillar 3 testing-programme + results (Art. 24-25), TLPT scope + results if conducted in the cycle (Art. 26-27), CTPP designation evidence (Art. 31), Lead Overseer correspondence (Art. 32-44 if applicable), Pillar 5 information-sharing arrangement participation (Art. 45)
+
+## Locked Invariants honoured
+
+- **Invariant 2** (advisory, never authoritative): every failure mode above EXITS the cycle cleanly. The agent never blocks the customer's other agents. An Art. 17 major-incident candidate is surfaced as a finding; the customer's incident-reporting officer performs the classification + files the Art. 19 notification.
+- **Invariant 4** (offline-verifiable): the signed envelope verifies using only the org's public key — no platform reachability required.
+- **Invariant 10** (push-receive only): every gov-server call originates from the agent (push); the gov-server never calls into the customer's infrastructure.
+- **Pack-binding-primacy**: every audit-chain entry at steps 5, 9, 12 carries \`packBinding: ['dora', 'tenant:${input.orgId}', 'tier-87']\`.
+`;
+}
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// File 4 — dora-reporting.md skill (section composition guide)
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+function buildReportingSkill(_input) {
+    return `# DORA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554) Compliance Agent — Report Section Composition
+
+> Reference for steps 6-7 of the heartbeat cycle.
+> Each section composes deterministically from redacted broker rows + manifest metadata. No LLM-only sections — every section has an objective rule the Sonnet model applies.
+
+## Six report sections
+
+### 1. ICT Incident Telemetry + Register of Information Delta Snapshot (monthly) — Art. 10 + Art. 17 + Art. 28(3)
+- **Inputs:** \`audit-chain\` scope, last 30 days of ICT-incident telemetry; \`document-store\` scope, current ICT-incident log + ROI + ICT system inventory
+- **Metric:** per-detection-control: events generated, classification candidates, escalation rate, mean-time-to-detection, mean-time-to-classification, false-positive ratio. ROI delta: new contractual arrangements not yet registered, terminated arrangements not yet flagged, sub-contracting-chain changes per Art. 28(7).
+- **Findings:**
+  - \`CRITICAL\` if an ICT-incident telemetry stream declared in the Art. 10 detection plan produced zero events in the period when historical baseline was non-zero: "Art. 10 detection-source dark — coverage gap"
+  - \`CRITICAL\` on an Art. 17 major-incident candidate (preliminary classification candidate meets Art. 18 + RTS EU 2024/1772 thresholds and has not yet been classified by the incident officer)
+  - \`HIGH\` if a contractual arrangement supporting a critical/important function is missing from the ROI (Art. 28(3) completeness gap)
+  - \`HIGH\` on mean-time-to-classification exceeding the org's declared SLA (this drives 4-hour clock risk)
+  - \`MEDIUM\` on false-positive ratio drift > 2x trailing-30-day mean (detection-control quality regression)
+- **Format:** markdown table per detection control (control_id / coverage_kind / event_count / candidate_count / mtd_ms / mttc_ms / fpr); markdown table per ROI delta (delta_kind / contract_id / counterparty / critical_function_flag / detected_at)
+
+### 2. ICT Risk Management Posture (quarterly) — Pillar 1 (Art. 5-16)
+- **Inputs:** \`document-store\` scope, current ICT risk register + business-impact analysis + BCP + ICT-security policy; prior quarter's snapshot for diff; codebase scan results for Art. 8 (identification), Art. 9 (protection), Art. 12 (backup)
+- **Metric:** count of ICT risks by treatment status (treated / accepted / transferred / avoided); count of NEW ICT risks identified this quarter; count of treatment plans overdue; count of residual ICT risks pending Management Body acceptance (Art. 5); Art. 8 critical/important-function inventory coverage; Art. 9 authentication + cryptography control implementation rate; Art. 12 backup coverage + restoration-test recency
+- **Findings:**
+  - \`CRITICAL\` on an ICT risk classified HIGH or above that is unaccepted + untreated past its treatment-plan due date: "Art. 6 ICT risk-treatment overdue on HIGH risk"
+  - \`CRITICAL\` on missing or stale (> 12 months) restoration test for a critical/important-function backup (Art. 12(2))
+  - \`HIGH\` on new ICT risks identified without an assigned owner per the Art. 5(3) governance framework
+  - \`HIGH\` on Art. 8(1) critical/important-function inventory drift (functions in production but not in inventory)
+  - \`MEDIUM\` on Art. 14 communication-procedure staleness (BCP communication chain not exercised in > 12 months)
+- **Format:** per-risk table (risk_id / category / inherent_score / treatment / residual_score / owner / acceptance_status / due_date); per-Pillar-1-article posture summary
+
+### 3. ICT Third-Party Risk + Register of Information Reconciliation (quarterly) — Pillar 4 (Art. 28-30)
+- **Inputs:** \`document-store\` scope, Register of Information + ICT-third-party policy + contractual arrangements + exit/termination strategies + concentration-risk assessment
+- **Metric:** per registered contractual arrangement: ROI completeness against ITS template, Art. 30 minimum contractual provisions presence (incl. Art. 30(3) enhancements for critical/important functions), exit/termination strategy presence (Art. 28(8)), concentration-risk classification (Art. 29), sub-contracting chain registered (Art. 28(7))
+- **Findings:**
+  - \`CRITICAL\` if a contractual arrangement supporting a critical/important function lacks an exit/termination strategy (Art. 28(8))
+  - \`CRITICAL\` on a CTPP-tier arrangement without the Art. 30(3) enhanced contractual provisions
+  - \`HIGH\` on Art. 28(3) ROI field-completeness gaps (>5% of fields missing across the register)
+  - \`HIGH\` on Art. 29 concentration-risk threshold breach (single provider supporting > N critical/important functions)
+  - \`MEDIUM\` on Art. 28(7) sub-contracting-chain registration lag (sub-outsourcing changes not registered within the SLA)
+  - \`MEDIUM\` on Art. 30(2) minimum contractual provisions partial presence (one or more required clauses missing)
+- **Format:** per-contractual-arrangement table grouped by criticality flag
+
+### 4. Management Body Quarterly Brief (quarterly) — Art. 5(3)
+- **Inputs:** aggregated monthly findings + ICT risk-register status + ROI status + Pillar 3 testing status + Pillar 4 status + incident summary
+- **Metric:** the Art. 5(3) required reporting elements to the Management Body (ICT risk profile + treatment status + material incidents + testing-programme status + third-party exposure + RTS/ITS compliance posture + competent-authority correspondence)
+- **Findings:**
+  - \`HIGH\` if any Art. 5(3) reporting element has no prepared data for the upcoming Management Body session
+  - \`HIGH\` on action-item closure rate from the prior Management Body session below 60%
+  - \`MEDIUM\` on Art. 5(2) Management Body skills-+-training programme drift (skills inventory > 12 months stale)
+
+### 5. Pillar 3 Resilience Testing + TLPT Readiness (annual) — Art. 24-27
+- **Inputs:** aggregated 12 months of findings + \`document-store\` scope, testing programme + test results + remediation register + TLPT scope + threat-intelligence inputs
+- **Metric:** Art. 24 annual-testing-programme coverage of critical/important-function ICT systems; Art. 25 testing-technique coverage (vulnerability assessment / OSS analysis / scenario-based / penetration testing / end-to-end / performance / compatibility / questionnaires / physical security); Art. 26 TLPT readiness (every 3 years for entities meeting the criticality threshold) — scope, threat-intelligence engagement, internal-tester + external-tester certification per Art. 27, RTS EU 2025/302 TIBER-EU framework alignment; remediation-closure rate from prior cycles
+- **Findings:**
+  - \`CRITICAL\` if a TLPT-scope-required entity is past its 3-year TLPT due date with no test scheduled (Art. 26(8) + RTS EU 2025/302)
+  - \`HIGH\` on Pillar 3 testing-programme coverage gap (critical/important-function ICT systems untested in the cycle)
+  - \`HIGH\` on Art. 25 testing-technique-coverage gap (multiple required techniques missing from the programme)
+  - \`HIGH\` on Art. 27 tester-certification gap (named tester lacks the required Art. 27 certification + independence + threat-intelligence capability)
+  - \`MEDIUM\` on remediation-closure rate below 70% for prior-cycle findings
+- **Format:** per-ICT-system table (system_id / criticality_flag / test_techniques_applied / last_test_date / remediation_open_count); TLPT readiness summary
+
+### 6. Annual Pillar Walkthrough + Register of Information Submission Pack (annual) — All 5 Pillars + Art. 28(3)
+- **Inputs:** \`document-store\` scope, full DORA documented-information register + Pillar 5 information-sharing arrangement participation evidence (Art. 45) + CTPP-designation evidence + Lead Overseer correspondence if applicable
+- **Metric:** Per-Pillar readiness rollup against the article-by-article requirement matrix; Art. 28(3) Register of Information final field-by-field completeness check against the ITS standardised template; ROI submission-pack assembly status
+- **Findings:**
+  - \`CRITICAL\` on any Register of Information field declared mandatory by the Art. 28(9) ITS being incomplete on the submission deadline
+  - \`CRITICAL\` on a critical/important-function contractual arrangement with no exit/termination strategy (Art. 28(8)) carried forward into the annual submission
+  - \`HIGH\` on Pillar 5 information-sharing arrangement participation NOT documented (Art. 45 — voluntary, but absence of any arrangement is itself a finding worth surfacing to management)
+  - \`HIGH\` on Art. 31 CTPP designation status uncertainty (org meets criteria but ESA designation outcome is pending — flag for executive awareness)
+- **Format:** Pillar-by-Pillar narrative + ROI submission-pack manifest (list of contractual arrangements + criticality flag + completeness score)
+
+## Composition rules
+
+1. **One section = one renderer call.** Don't bleed data across sections.
+2. **Markdown only.** No HTML, no JSON in section bodies. JSON envelope wraps the markdown.
+3. **Deterministic.** Same input rows produce the same section output. Caller verifies by hash.
+4. **No raw secrets / credentials ever.** Redaction is guaranteed by the broker; this rule is the agent's belt-and-braces check.
+5. **Each section header MUST cite the relevant Article(s)** (e.g., "## 5. Pillar 3 Resilience Testing + TLPT Readiness (Art. 24-27)") so the Risk + Compliance + Internal Audit + competent-authority audit team can index findings against the DORA article base without re-reading bodies.
+6. **Copy the Register of Information \`version\` + \`lastUpdatedAt\` into the report header** so the competent authority can verify findings were evaluated against the ROI version they're examining.
+7. **Each finding MUST carry crosswalk citations when applicable** (NIS2 Art., GDPR Art., MiFID II / PSD2 Art., NIST CSF / ISO 27001 control where relevant) so cross-pack reporting works.
+8. **Each finding citing Art. 17-19 MUST distinguish "incident" from "major incident"** — the latter triggers Art. 19 reporting obligations + the 4-hour / 72-hour / 1-month timeline; the former does not.
+
+## Helper utilities (if installed)
+
+If \`@connexum/ai-governance\` is installed and \`SECTION_RENDERER_REGISTRY\` is available, prefer:
+
+\`\`\`bash
+node -e "
+import('@connexum/ai-governance').then(({ buildComplianceReport }) => {
+  const envelope = buildComplianceReport({
+    packId: 'dora',
+    orgId: '<orgId>',
+    agentId: '<agentId>',
+    runId: '<runId>',
+    cadence: 'quarterly',
+    generatedAt: new Date().toISOString(),
+    sections: [
+      // monthly:
+      // { sectionId: 'ict-incident-telemetry-roi-delta', rendererId: 'dora-art-10-17-28-snapshot' },
+      // quarterly:
+      { sectionId: 'ict-risk-mgmt-posture', rendererId: 'dora-pillar-1-posture' },
+      { sectionId: 'ict-third-party-roi-reconciliation', rendererId: 'dora-pillar-4-reconciliation' },
+      { sectionId: 'management-body-brief', rendererId: 'dora-art-5-3-brief' },
+      // annual only:
+      // { sectionId: 'pillar-3-testing-tlpt-readiness', rendererId: 'dora-pillar-3-tlpt' },
+      // { sectionId: 'annual-walkthrough-roi-submission', rendererId: 'dora-annual-walkthrough' },
+    ],
+    redactedRows: <rows from broker>,
+    manifestMetadata: <metadata from broker>,
+  });
+  process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify(envelope));
+});
+"
+\`\`\`
+
+The deterministic renderers in the package emit byte-identical output for the same input — Internal-Auditor + competent-authority-friendly. If the package is unavailable, the agent composes sections via Sonnet using the rules above.
+`;
+}
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// File 5 — data-broker-usage.md skill (pack-agnostic, but customised per agent)
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+function buildBrokerSkill(input) {
+    const govUrl = input.govServerUrl ?? 'https://gov.connexum.io';
+    return `# Data Access Broker — Usage Guide
+
+> Loaded at startup by ${input.agentId}.
+> The broker is the ONLY path the agent uses to read customer data. Bypassing the broker = absolute boundary violation.
+
+## Broker contract
+
+\`\`\`
+compliance-agent read \\
+  --agent-id ${input.agentId} \\
+  --manifest <manifestId> \\
+  --query <query string from manifest.allowedQueries> \\
+  --params '<JSON array>'
+\`\`\`
+
+Returns:
+\`\`\`json
+{
+  "rows": [...],
+  "redactionStats": {
+    "totalCells": <int>,
+    "redactedCells": <int>
+  },
+  "manifestMetadata": {
+    "scopeKind": "audit-chain|codebase|document-store|...",
+    "scopeName": "<friendly name>"
+  },
+  "durationMs": <int>
+}
+\`\`\`
+
+## Boot sequence (executed by \`compliance-agent read\`)
+
+1. Fetch manifest from \`${govUrl}/api/v1/agents/${input.agentId}/data-manifests/<manifestId>\` (license-key bearer auth)
+2. Verify \`state=active\` (draft / revoked = \`BROKER_OFFLINE\`)
+3. Validate query against \`manifest.allowedQueries\` (exact string match — partial = \`QueryNotAllowedError\`)
+4. Resolve credential from \`manifest.credentialRef\` (\`env:NAME\` or \`keyvault:scope\`; inline rejected)
+5. Execute via the registered \`DataAdapterFactory\` for \`scopeKind\`
+6. Apply redaction per \`manifest.redactionPolicy.{piiClasses, columnDenyList}\`
+7. Emit \`AGENT_DATA_READ\` audit-event to \`${govUrl}/api/v1/agents/${input.agentId}/audit-events\` with structured metadata only (NEVER raw rows)
+8. Return redacted rows + stats to the agent
+
+## Failure modes
+
+| Error class | When | Agent action |
+|---|---|---|
+| \`BrokerOfflineError\` | Manifest not active OR network failure | Exit cycle. Mark cadence as deferred. |
+| \`QueryNotAllowedError\` | Query not in allowed-list | Audit \`QUERY_REJECTED\`. Continue cycle without this section. |
+| \`CredentialNotFoundError\` | env var or keyvault key absent | Emit \`MANIFEST_MISCONFIGURED\`. Notify ORG_ADMIN via dashboard. Exit cycle. |
+| \`LicenseInvalidError\` | License expired or revoked | Exit with code 1. Agent \`DEACTIVATED\`. Tier 4 to re-enable. |
+
+## Invariants the broker enforces
+
+- **Invariant 10** (push-receive only): all gov-server calls originate from the broker (customer side). The gov-server never opens an outbound connection to customer infrastructure.
+- **Invariant 1** (manifest fetch failure → BrokerOfflineError): the broker NEVER falls back to executing without a manifest. No silent permissive failure.
+- **Invariant 7** (redaction is not optional): if \`redactionPolicy\` is absent, the broker rejects the manifest at activation (\`MANIFEST_MISCONFIGURED\`).
+
+## Active manifests for this agent
+
+Manifest IDs the agent should expect to find (added by ORG_ADMIN via dashboard):
+
+- DORA monthly (Art. 10 + Art. 17 + Art. 28(3) telemetry): scope \`audit-chain\` with EMAIL+PHONE+SECRET redaction (ICT-incident events, classification candidates, escalations, near-misses, detection-control telemetry)
+- DORA monthly (ICT-incident log + ROI delta): scope \`document-store\` with PII+SECRET redaction (incident log, ROI entries, ICT system inventory)
+- DORA quarterly (Pillar 1 + Pillar 4 review): scope \`document-store\` with PII+SECRET redaction (ICT risk register, business-continuity policy, ICT-third-party policy, Register of Information, exit strategies, prior management-body reports)
+- DORA quarterly (codebase scan): scope \`codebase\` with secret-scanner redaction (authentication + access-control code, back-up + recovery code, data + system integrity controls, critical-function code paths)
+- DORA annual (full pillar walkthrough): scope \`document-store\` with PII+SECRET redaction (full DORA documented-information register, Pillar 3 testing programme + results, TLPT scope + results, CTPP designation evidence, Lead Overseer correspondence)
+
+If a manifest is missing at run time, the agent flags it as \`MANIFEST_MISSING\` and continues with the cadences whose manifests ARE present (degraded operation per Invariant 2).
+`;
+}
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// File 6 — shared connexum-governance.md (org-wide; copied if not present)
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+function buildSharedGovernance(_input) {
+    return `# Connexum Governance — Shared Skill
+
+> Loaded at startup by every Connexum compliance agent in this project.
+> Defines pack-binding-primacy + 10 Locked Architectural Invariants.
+
+## Pack-binding-primacy
+
+Every catalogued / stored record carries a mandatory \`packBinding: string[]\` naming the compliance packs that govern it. Retention, approval, reviewer tier, sovereignty, report scoping ALL derive from the binding. Empty binding throws \`UnboundDataError\`. Un-binding before retention window elapses is refused.
+
+For Tier 8.7 compliance agents, every emitted audit-chain entry carries \`packBinding: [<packId>, 'tenant:<orgId>', 'tier-87']\` at minimum.
+
+## 10 Locked Architectural Invariants
+
+1. **Self-sovereign passport issuance** — the platform is the passport authority. No external partnership required.
+2. **Advisory, never authoritative** — the platform is NEVER in the synchronous critical path of any agent. Failures degrade gracefully.
+3. **Graceful degradation by default in the SDK** — 100ms timeout on trust queries; never throw.
+4. **Offline-verifiable passports** — verifiable using cached org public keys. Platform reachability not required.
+5. **Unknown-passport returns structured response, not 404** — \`status: "unknown"\` + org reputation fallback.
+6. **Credit-agency data visibility model** — own data in full; cross-org view limited to \`PublicAgentView\`.
+7. **Row-level security at the database** — every multi-tenant table has a Postgres RLS policy. Defence-in-depth.
+8. **Three-tier API key hierarchy** — \`PLATFORM_KEY > PARTNER_KEY > ORG_KEY\`. Absolute cross-tier isolation.
+9. **External identity bound, never replaced** — Okta/IAM identities become first-class claims INSIDE the passport.
+10. **Push-receive only** — data flows from customer TO platform, never the other way. No scanning, no polling, no blocking of customer infrastructure.
+
+## Agent self-check (executed at startup)
+
+1. Verify SOUL block in primary agent MD is intact + chmod 0444
+2. Verify BOUNDARIES block in primary agent MD is intact + chmod 0444
+3. Verify this file is intact + chmod 0444
+4. Verify org public key is cached locally at \`./.connexum/compliance-agent/<agentId>/keys/org-public.pem\`
+5. Verify Ed25519 signing key is present at \`./.connexum/compliance-agent/<agentId>/keys/signing-private.pem\`
+
+If any check fails, the agent emits \`GOVERNANCE_INTEGRITY_FAILURE\` and refuses to run until Tier 4 intervention.
+`;
+}
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// File 7 — GOVERNANCE.md at project root (customer-specific config)
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+function buildGovernanceConfig(input) {
+    const govUrl = input.govServerUrl ?? 'https://gov.connexum.io';
+    return `# GOVERNANCE.md
+
+> Generated at agent spawn. Customer-specific configuration for the Connexum compliance agent runtime.
+> This file is COMMITTED to the customer's repo. It contains NO secrets.
+
+## Agent
+
+| Field | Value |
+|-------|-------|
+| Agent ID | ${input.agentId} |
+| Pack | dora |
+| Tier | 8.7 |
+| Org ID | ${input.orgId} |
+| Location | ${input.location} |
+| Department | ${input.department} |
+| Gov-server URL | ${govUrl} |
+
+## Secrets (NOT committed)
+
+The agent expects two files outside source control:
+
+- \`./.connexum/compliance-agent/${input.agentId}/.license\` — license key issued at spawn (mode 0600)
+- \`./.connexum/compliance-agent/${input.agentId}/keys/signing-private.pem\` — Ed25519 signing key for report envelopes (mode 0600)
+
+Both are created by \`compliance-agent init <licenseKey>\` (first-run setup; see README in the tarball).
+
+## First-run setup
+
+\`\`\`bash
+# 1. Install the runtime
+npm install -g @connexum/compliance-agent-runtime
+
+# 2. Initialise the agent
+compliance-agent init ${input.licenseKey}
+
+# 3. Verify status
+compliance-agent status ${input.agentId}
+
+# 4. Run a manual cycle (optional, for verification)
+compliance-agent run-once ${input.agentId}
+\`\`\`
+
+## Scheduled invocation
+
+The Connexum platform invokes this agent on its declared cadences (monthly / quarterly / annual). If you want local cron-based invocation as well, add to your crontab:
+
+\`\`\`cron
+0 0 1 * *   compliance-agent run-once ${input.agentId}    # monthly (Art. 10 + Art. 17 + Art. 28(3) telemetry)
+0 0 1 */3 * compliance-agent run-once ${input.agentId}    # quarterly (Pillar 1 + Pillar 4 review + management-body brief)
+0 0 1 1 *   compliance-agent run-once ${input.agentId}    # annual (full DORA pillar walkthrough + ROI submission + TLPT readiness)
+\`\`\`
+
+The platform invocation and the local cron are idempotent — the same \`runId\` will not double-emit.
+
+## Article + Pillar cross-reference
+
+This agent's reports cite the following DORA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554) articles + RTS/ITS. Risk + Compliance + Internal Audit + competent-authority audit teams can use this map to index findings:
+
+| Section | Articles + RTS/ITS |
+|---------|---------|
+| ICT Incident Telemetry + ROI Delta Snapshot | Art. 10 (Detection), Art. 17 (Incident management process), Art. 28(3) (Register of Information) |
+| ICT Risk Management Posture | Pillar 1 — Art. 5 (Governance), Art. 6 (Framework), Art. 7 (Systems), Art. 8 (Identification), Art. 9 (Protection), Art. 10 (Detection), Art. 11 (Response + recovery), Art. 12 (Backup), Art. 13 (Learning), Art. 14 (Communication) |
+| ICT Third-Party Risk + ROI Reconciliation | Pillar 4 — Art. 28 (General + ROI), Art. 29 (Concentration risk), Art. 30 (Contractual provisions, incl. 30(3) enhancements) |
+| Management Body Quarterly Brief | Art. 5(2)-(3) |
+| Pillar 3 Resilience Testing + TLPT Readiness | Pillar 3 — Art. 24 (Testing programme), Art. 25 (Testing techniques), Art. 26 (TLPT), Art. 27 (TLPT testers); RTS EU 2025/302 (TIBER-EU adoption) |
+| Annual Pillar Walkthrough + ROI Submission Pack | All 5 Pillars (Art. 5-45); RTS EU 2024/1772 (incident classification); ITS on the standardised templates for the Register of Information (Art. 28(9)) |
+
+## RTS / ITS tracked (cited on findings where applicable)
+
+- **RTS EU 2024/1772** — Classification of ICT-related incidents (Art. 18)
+- **RTS EU 2025/302** — Threat-Led Penetration Testing (Art. 26-27 + TIBER-EU)
+- **RTS on ICT risk management tools** (Art. 15)
+- **RTS on the content of major-incident notification** (Art. 20)
+- **ITS on the standardised templates + procedures for reporting major ICT-related incidents** (Art. 20)
+- **ITS on the standard templates for the Register of Information** (Art. 28(9))
+- **RTS on the policy on ICT services supporting critical or important functions** (Art. 28(10))
+- **RTS on the criteria determining CTPP criticality** (Art. 31(6))
+- **RTS on the harmonisation of oversight conditions** (Art. 41)
+
+## Crosswalks (cited on findings where applicable)
+
+- NIS2 Directive (EU 2022/2555) — DORA is **lex specialis** for the financial sector on the same subject matter
+- GDPR (EU 2016/679) — Art. 33-34 personal-data breach reporting (separate regime; may co-trigger)
+- MiFID II (Directive 2014/65) — operational resilience for investment firms (DORA applies in addition)
+- PSD2 (Directive (EU) 2015/2366) — DORA Art. 23 supersedes PSD2 operational + security incident reporting for credit institutions / PIs / EMIs
+- EBA Guidelines on ICT and security risk management (EBA/GL/2019/04) — predecessor risk-management guidance
+- NIST CSF 2.0 — GOVERN / IDENTIFY / PROTECT / DETECT / RESPOND / RECOVER ↔ DORA Pillar 1 article coverage
+- ISO/IEC 27001:2022 — overlapping Annex A controls
+- ISO 22301 — business continuity
+- PCI DSS 4.0 — payment-specific (Art. 23 overlap)
+- CRI Profile — financial-services cybersecurity profile
+
+## Application + submission dates
+
+- **17 January 2025** — DORA applies. Pre-existing programmes (BCM, ICT-security, third-party risk) must be DORA-aligned by this date.
+- **Q1 of each year (from 2025)** — annual Register of Information submission to the competent authority (date set by the competent authority + ESAs).
+
+## Locked Invariants
+
+This agent honours all 10 Connexum Locked Architectural Invariants (see \`.claude/skills/_shared/connexum-governance.md\`). The most operationally relevant for hosts:
+
+- **Invariant 2:** the agent NEVER blocks your other tooling. A failed cycle exits cleanly; the next cycle proceeds.
+- **Invariant 10:** all calls originate from this agent. The Connexum gov-server NEVER initiates a connection to your infrastructure.
+
+## Support
+
+- Status: \`compliance-agent status ${input.agentId}\`
+- Logs: \`./.connexum/compliance-agent/${input.agentId}/logs/\`
+- Reports: \`./.connexum/compliance-agent/${input.agentId}/reports/\`
+- Dashboard: ${govUrl.replace(/^https?:\/\/gov\./, 'https://dashboard.')}/agents/compliance/${input.agentId}
+`;
+}
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// Generator entry point
+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+export const generate = (input) => {
+    const identifier = `dora-compliance-agent-${input.location}-${input.department}`;
+    const bundle = [
+        {
+            path: `.claude/agents/${identifier}.md`,
+            content: buildAgentMd(input),
+            mode: 0o444,
+        },
+        {
+            path: '.claude/skills/compliance/dora-pack.md',
+            content: buildPackSkill(input),
+            mode: 0o644,
+        },
+        {
+            path: '.claude/skills/compliance/dora-heartbeat.md',
+            content: buildHeartbeatSkill(input),
+            mode: 0o644,
+        },
+        {
+            path: '.claude/skills/compliance/dora-reporting.md',
+            content: buildReportingSkill(input),
+            mode: 0o644,
+        },
+        {
+            path: '.claude/skills/compliance/data-broker-usage.md',
+            content: buildBrokerSkill(input),
+            mode: 0o644,
+        },
+        {
+            path: '.claude/skills/_shared/connexum-governance.md',
+            content: buildSharedGovernance(input),
+            mode: 0o444,
+        },
+        {
+            path: 'GOVERNANCE.md',
+            content: buildGovernanceConfig(input),
+            mode: 0o644,
+        },
+    ];
+    return bundle;
+};
+//# sourceMappingURL=dora.js.map