Content audits have always lived in spreadsheets. This is the spreadsheet, governed.One workbook, seven tabs, and the same system of judgment we ship in Notion and as agent skills: inventory every asset, score four dimensions against written scale points, and give each one a decision with a reason you can defend. The rubric, the decision framework, and a complete worked example ride along inside the file.What the workbook does that a template doesn't: Validated scoring columns (1 to 4, enforced) with the Total computed live The Decision Framework encoded as a formula: a Band Suggestion column that reads your scores and names the range's answer, deliberately separate from the Decision column, which stays yours Human fields marked in ember: Decision, Reason, Audit Date. A scored row with an empty Decision glows amber until a person acts A dashboard with live charts: decisions, dimension averages, and the queue of judgment calls awaiting you. No upgrade required for charts, anywhere A provenance convention in the Notes column, with the worked example showing the format Built for AI agents, enforceable in Google Sheets. The Running This With AI tab carries the permission map (what an agent may fill, what stays human) and the two-minute Google Sheets setup that makes the boundary physical: protect the three human columns to your account, share the sheet with your agent, and the agent literally cannot write the Decision. In Excel the same map governs by instruction.Works in Excel and imports cleanly to Google Sheets: formulas, dropdowns, formatting, and charts all survive.One purchase covers you and your own team. Part of the Fully Inhabit line: the same audit exists as a Notion system (9) and inside Governed Content Skills, the agent pack (9).