Abstract:The auditing quality of power grid work tickets and operation tickets (referred to as the “two tickets”) is directly related to the safety of power production, while existing auditing approaches suffer from inconsistent criteria, insufficient problem identifica-tion and inadequate decision basis. To address these problems, an intelligent two-ticket auditing method integrating rule con-straints and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) was proposed. The two-ticket auditing task was firstly modeled in a para-digmatic manner, and a multi-source knowledge system covering regulation clauses, ticket templates, equipment graphs, qualifi-cation and safety-measure knowledge and historical cases was constructed. Then a complete auditing pipeline of “ticket parsing–audit item identification–multi-source knowledge retrieval–joint decision–defect localization–suggestion generation” was de-signed, in which a rule-priority and conflict-arbitration mechanism was adopted to balance the stability and adaptability of audit-ing. Experimental results on 10 000 desensitized two-ticket samples showed that the proposed method achieved a ticket-level accuracy of 0.876 7, an issue-level F1 of 0.779 4 and a retrieval hit rate (Hit@k) of 0.719 2, outperforming the rule-based, large language model and retrieval-augmented baselines. The results verify the effectiveness of integrating rule constraints and multi-source knowledge fusion in improving auditing accuracy and evidence support.