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blueRecall manual

Given a defective reagent lot, a stale calibration, or a software defect, traces the dependency graph in a lab run manifest and signs a per-claim verdict — REVOKED, RERUN-REQUIRED, DEGRADED, UNAFFECTED, or CANNOT-CERTIFY — plus the smallest rerun set that restores what's affected.

What this product is and is not

Is: Reverse impact when an input goes bad.

Is not: No automatic deletion, retraction, notification, or production-system write, and no claim that an unaffected result is scientifically true.

Who uses it

Lab and research-integrity reviewers.

Getting started — the local demo

From the product's own repository:

make demo
make verify-demo

This runs entirely offline against synthetic fixtures and exits non-zero on any mismatch. It does not connect to any production data source.

Screen-by-screen walkthrough
Trigger intake — a defective lot, stale calibration, or defect reportImpact verdicts per claim, with the smallest rerun set
blueRecall Register an impact trigger screen: a dependency graph, lab run manifest, typed trigger, impact policy, and rerun catalog uploaded and parsed, each file hashed and validated.
Synthetic demo data
Trigger intake — a defective lot, stale calibration, or defect report registered, with every source file hashed and validated.
blueRecall Conclusion impact map screen: a defective-lot trigger traced to 12 recorded conclusions, split into 2 Revoked, 3 Rerun-required, 2 Degraded, 1 Cannot-certify, and 4 Unaffected, with a rerun-plan cost estimate.
Synthetic demo data
Impact verdicts per conclusion, with a rerun-plan cost estimate for the smallest set that needs it.
What a receipt proves
A signed receipt proves what blueRecall ran and recorded; it does not prove an underlying real-world claim is true. Anyone can check the signature offline with the standalone verifier shipped alongside the product, without installing blueRecall itself.
Known gaps, stated plainly
FAQ
Does blueRecall make the decision for me?

No. No automatic deletion, retraction, notification, or production-system write, and no claim that an unaffected result is scientifically true.

Does blueRecall replace the system I already use?

No — it is an overlay. Your existing record system, LIMS, or claims platform stays exactly where it is.