Clash Detective tells you what intersects. It does not tell you whether coordination is converging, which discipline is holding things up, or how long the same clash has been sitting unapproved.
How it’s made
Frame reads the Clash Detective XML you export — it does not run the detection. Point the local template at a file on your machine and nothing leaves it. Upload each export instead and Frame stamps every snapshot with its date, version, and name, then merges them.
How Frame builds it
One export, or every export
That merge is what the Clash Aggregated page runs on: whether the count is genuinely falling or just moving between tests, which clashes have survived every review, how long results sit before approval. Each clash carries its coordinates and the elements involved, so the report puts it in the viewer, colour-coded by status.