Read the audit ledger
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Every generator emit, fix iteration, and migration lands in `.nxr/audit.json`. The Audit tab is your time machine.
The audit ledger is append-only JSON. Each row carries a timestamp, the actor (generator name or pipeline stage), the action, and a content hash for any file written. The Audit tab renders the ledger newest-first, with filters for actor + action — useful for tracing 'when did this file last change?' or 'why is the schema different from yesterday?'. Rows that fail schema validation (legacy format, missing fields) are skipped with a warning so the UI keeps working.
Live recipes need the desktop
This article is a static preview. The in-app Help sidecar inside Avery NXR can fire each step against your live project — install the desktop to use it interactively.