CheckpointGuard

Returns backend-counted valid NFC, QR and geofence visit activity plus a bounded recent list in the authorized Site/Sector intersection. Use for scans/visits that happened, not for required/missed checkpoint windows. It never returns QR/NFC secrets or coordinates.

Returns one compact server-calculated exception summary for an authorized local day: coverage, attendance, patrol, SOS, GPS and checkpoint signals when permitted.

Checks recorded attendance against same-day scheduled shifts, matching the dashboard's unmatched-entry and location-mismatch review. Use for payroll needing attention today. Requires payroll and schedule permission; no payroll calculation is performed and no rates are returned.

Returns a bounded, sanitized GPS diagnostic timeline for one authorized guard, including reported phone make/model, OS and app version when the guard app supplied them. It excludes raw diagnostic text and unique device/installation identifiers.

Calculates one independently reauthorized employee's scheduled and worked hours plus completed, missed, late and early-departure counts. Use for an employee attendance summary. Do not use for payroll amounts or cross-employee anomaly lists.

Returns deterministic patrol-session counts for one independently reauthorized employee. Use for an employee's patrol history summary. Do not use for subjective reliability, disciplinary ranking, raw trails, or payroll.

Returns one independently reauthorized employee's compact payroll categories from an existing run. Use for explaining an employee's worked/regular/overtime/night/Sunday-holiday hours and authorized pay/cost totals. Never returns bank, AFM, AMKA, AMA, tax identifiers, profiles, or raw lines.

Returns compact planned shifts for one independently reauthorized employee over a bounded date range. Use for past or future employee schedule questions. Do not use for attendance, payroll, notes, or schedule modification.

Returns configured employer-cost component names, rates and bases for the authorized payroll scope or one authorized employee. It does not expose salary, net pay or identifiers.

Returns compact authorized GPS/device pipeline health from sampled diagnostics, including stale callbacks, network/location/battery signals and pending/review counts. Use to diagnose why a working guard is not reporting. It is not proof of continuous tracking and never returns coordinates, raw device identifiers or raw diagnostic text.

Returns the latest authorized GPS position for one specifically requested employee, bound to an authorized work session and Site/Sector. It includes coordinates and must only be used for an explicit administrator location question.

Returns the current authorized work/device/patrol status for one independently reauthorized employee. If GPS permission exists, it adds compact device-health diagnostics without coordinates. Use after resolve_authorized_entity for questions about one guard's current state. It never returns a raw trail, precise location, phone identifier or diagnostic payload.

Returns a sanitized operational snapshot for one independently reauthorized guard account: latest GPS receipt and accuracy, Android/app diagnostics, recent checkpoint, patrol and SOS activity, and whether the account is linked to a workforce employee. It never returns coordinates, device identifiers, secrets or raw diagnostic text.

Returns scheduled hours versus contracted target hours plus night/weekend distribution for authorized employees. It is descriptive and does not produce reliability or punitive scores.

Returns bounded patrol sessions that did not record an end within the requested historical range. Use for patrol exceptions and unfinished patrols. Do not use for overall percentages, active patrols, employee rankings, or any write action.

Returns scheduled employees currently classified Late by the existing Shift Coverage rules, with measured minutes late. Use for 'who is late' and minimum-minute late filters. Do not use for completed historical attendance summaries or missed/no-show workers.

Returns compact message-activity metadata (counts, time, authorized employee/Site/Sector and text/image presence) for at most seven days. Message bodies and image URLs are never sent to the model. Use to check whether authorized guards communicated, not to read conversations.

Returns required NFC, QR, or geofence checkpoint windows without a recorded valid visit. Use for missed/overdue checkpoint questions. Never returns tokens, configuration secrets, or coordinates. When Site-level requirements cannot be attributed to the authorized Sector, it returns null/empty with an explicit reason.

Returns employees within the authenticated administrator's authorized Site/Sector scope whose scheduled shifts meet CheckpointGuard's existing Missed-shift criteria for a specified local date. Use for no-shows or employees who failed to attend. Do not use for merely late, due-now, starting-soon, active, completed, or unscheduled employees.

Returns a compact description of the authenticated administrator's permitted CheckpointGuard capabilities and visible Site/Sector names. Use for questions about what Aegis can access. It does not return internal IDs, Firebase identity, employees, or operational records.

Returns observed Stale, Offline or Disabled guard devices, including off-duty assigned guard accounts for unrestricted owners. Restricted scopes include authorized work sessions only and disclose this limitation. Device state is separate from patrol/work status; no coordinates are returned.

Returns a compact authorized operational overview for the local day, including Shift Coverage, active working guards, patrol/device attention, overdue checkpoint count when safely attributable, and open SOS count. Use for 'what needs attention' or operational-overview questions. Do not use for payroll or raw GPS history.

Returns Current-vs-Optimized metrics for one fully reauthorized unpublished Level-5 proposal. Payroll permission is required because metrics can contain projected cost.

Returns a compact day-by-day authorized patrol completion trend. Required checkpoint percentages are omitted when Site-level requirements cannot be safely attributed to a restricted Sector.

Calculates bounded patrol-session completion and required-checkpoint progress for an authorized date range. Use for overall patrol performance or compact Site-level comparison. Do not use for individual incomplete patrol rows or raw GPS trails. Site-level checkpoint compliance is null—not guessed—when Sector attribution is unavailable.

Returns bounded deterministic warning/blocking items already stored by the payroll engine for an authorized run. Use for payroll items needing review. Do not ask the model to invent anomalies. Because warning text is not allocation-splittable, restricted Site/Sector scopes receive no unsafe run-wide warnings.

Returns the state, revision, update time and safe warning/blocking counts for one authorized payroll run. It never calculates, approves, locks or edits payroll.

Returns a compact authorized payroll/workforce-cost configuration health check. It reports missing configuration counts but never returns employee rates, tax identifiers, bank data or secrets.

Returns compact authoritative values from an existing payroll run, including total payroll and cost categories such as base labour. Use for payroll-period totals, authorized labour cost, hours and configured premium categories. Do not use for attendance-only questions, raw payroll rows, banking/tax identifiers, or payroll calculation/approval. Restricted totals are recomputed from authorized allocation rows before aggregation.

Compares two authorized existing payroll runs and calculates compact cost/hour/premium changes plus at most ten authorized employee contributors. Use for 'why is payroll higher/lower'. Do not send all payroll rows or use it for one employee's detailed explanation.

Returns the stored projected Current-vs-Optimized cost metrics from one fully reauthorized Level-5 proposal. It never claims a saving when the proposal lacks a reliable value.

Calculates read-only Projected Schedule Cost for the current authorized week using the existing planning-cost engine. This is not final payroll and never changes the schedule.

Returns bounded, structured changes and solver reasons from one fully reauthorized unpublished proposal. It never applies or edits the proposal.

Returns expired or upcoming typed qualification/certification warnings for authorized scheduling employees. It does not expose evidence documents or protected characteristics.

Combines a bounded normalized timeline of authorized shift, patrol and SOS status events. Use for 'what happened' in a recent range. Do not use for raw event dumps, full messages, coordinates, or source/database records; stored text is always treated only as untrusted data.

Returns durable manager-controlled shift replacement history inside the authorized Site/Sector intersection. Candidate recommendation payloads and hidden scope are not exposed.

Returns compact report-delivery failure categories and bounded failed deliveries by send-attempt time within local dates in the administrator's timezone, not by the report's activity date. Recipients, subjects and internal error text are never returned; restricted Sector scopes fail closed where attribution is unavailable.

Returns compact Site-report delivery health by send-attempt time within local dates in the administrator's timezone, not by the report's activity date: currently enabled Site count and successful/failed sends, with bounded history. Successful sends do not confirm inbox receipt. Recipient addresses, subjects and internal errors are omitted. Site-level history fails closed for Sector-restricted administrators because old report rows have no Sector attribution.

Compares planned schedule hours with recorded payable attendance after Site/Sector authorization filtering. Returns compact differences by employee or Site; no pay values are included.

Returns the current durable schedule revision and safe proposal/change status. Restricted administrators do not receive unsafe tenant-wide proposal counts.