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Fixed-scope client handoff review

n8n Client Handoff Release Check

Compares two n8n workflow versions and shows changed nodes, connections, validated blockers, and handoff evidence in one report.

Handoff review in three stepsThe baseline and release-candidate exports are reviewed together.
  1. InputBaseline + candidate
  2. ReviewDiff + blocker validation
  3. HandoffReport + SHA-256 pack

  1. Write the scope

    Project summary, active node count, and delivery date. No files in the first email.

  2. Choose the handoff path

    A local screen or report, or an encrypted .csint-handoff package created on your device.

  3. Receive it in 48 hours

    Report, up to 5 validated blockers, and a SHA-256 evidence pack.

Files and boundaries

There are two handoff methods. In the local review, workflow files stay on your device and I see only the agreed local report or screen. With the optional encrypted transfer, your browser encrypts the files and downloads a .csint-handoff package to your device; you send it through the agreed email or channel. There is no upload to or storage by CSINT. The package opens on my device and analysis runs locally. I do not request credentials, secrets, production payloads, or production access. This is not a pentest, repair job, certification, or guarantee.

Inspect the case first

Before making contact, open the real public-source case and the same free local tool used to build it.

Real public-source ReleaseGuard caseTwo real upstream revisions, visible evidence gaps, and a verified SHA-256 DRAFT package.Real public source · runtime not runFree local checkCompare baseline and candidate files without uploading them; there is no account, trial quota, or checkout.Browser memory · free

What you get

  • 48 hours
  • Up to 5 validated blockers
  • SHA-256 evidence pack
Review standard

A blocker is written in four parts; an automated finding is never the decision by itself.

Evidence
Which node, connection, or boundary changed?
Impact
Why could this change block the client handoff?
Boundary
What can the export or local observation not establish?
Correction
What concrete change is required before the recheck?
Close the scope before work starts

The fixed scope puts the deliverable and its limits in writing.

Included

  • One baseline and one release-candidate export
  • Up to 30 active nodes in the candidate
  • Up to five human-validated blockers
  • 48-hour first delivery, 20-minute call, and one seven-day recheck

Not included

  • Workflow development, repair, or live debugging
  • Production access, credentials, or raw customer data
  • Pentesting, infrastructure/RBAC review, or incident response
  • Certification, compliance outcome, or security guarantee

If you want to check your own files first, open the free local tool.

Download the ReleaseGuard release review field guidePDF · 2 pages