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package/plugin/skills/skill-prose-compile/SKILL.md

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----
-name: skill-prose-compile
-description: >
-  Internal procedure invoked by the public Context continuation entry; not a user slash command.
-  Uses confirmed Context document structure to create source-bound draft prose
-  candidates through `context.compile-actions.v1`, without reading raw
-  snapshots directly.
-tools:
-  - Bash
----
-
-# skill-prose-compile
-
-Compile confirmed document structure into reviewable draft knowledge.
-
-## TL;DR
-
-- Use this after `context status` reports `structure-ready` or
-  `needs-prose-compile`, or when the user explicitly asks to compile confirmed
-  prose structure into draft pages.
-- The input is already confirmed `context.structure.v1`; do not redesign node
-  ownership, page paths, or relationships here. Return to prose align if those
-  are wrong.
-- Read compile context through CLI views only: `blockers`, `read-plan`,
-  `node-context`, and `schema`. Start with `blockers` for large or recently
-  repaired structures; if it returns section blockers, return to prose align
-  instead of drafting compile actions. Use align evidence views only when the
-  compile view or validation output gives a specific source ref that needs exact
-  text.
-- Emit `context.compile-actions.v1`; the CLI mirrors source spans, derives
-  `content_mode`, writes review candidates, and enforces source-bound evidence.
-- The `summary` field in each action is the Agent-authored behavior half only:
-  compact source-backed recall text for the cited section. The CLI separately
-  renders the reachability half from confirmed typed edges into review metadata;
-  do not invent edge summaries or relation fields in the action payload.
-- Default to omitted `content` so the CLI mirrors the cited source span.
-  Do not write explicit `content`. If the evidence cannot be represented as a
-  faithful mirrored continuous span, split the section or return to prose align
-  for a confirmed structure change.
-- Before choosing section kind, summary, skip/update, weak-evidence handling, or
-  structure repair, read only the procedure references in the CLI
-  `semantic_rules.required` set. The CLI selects core and conditional rules for
-  the current node and explains each selection with `reason`.
-- Do not produce or validate compile actions from this entry file alone. A
-  ruleset already present in the active context may be reused only when both its
-  `handle` and `digest` match. If the context was compacted, the digest changed,
-  or the rule content is no longer present, read `semantic_rules.required`.
-
-<reference>
-
-## User-Facing Gates
-
-Use semantic labels, not SDK function names:
-
-| Gate | Say this | Do not say this first |
-|---|---|---|
-| Compile context | "I will inspect the confirmed structure and each node's planned evidence before drafting sections." | `node-context`, `context.compile-actions.v1` |
-| Source-bound draft | "I will mirror supported source spans into reviewable draft pages and attach summary/kind metadata." | `compileProse` |
-| Non-mirror evidence | "This section cannot be compiled as-is because the evidence is not one faithful source mirror; we need to split or revise the structure." | "The agent can rewrite this automatically." |
-| Structure mismatch | "This compile cannot proceed because the confirmed structure no longer matches the evidence; we need to return to structure confirmation." | Editing `knowledge/` or `unapproved/` directly |
-
-## Runtime Discipline
-
-- Follow `context status`, `routing.command_plan`, compile view
-  `next_action`, and validation diagnostics. Treat CLI commands as the source
-  of truth.
-- Use only the returned `next_action.command` for the next required write.
-  Treat `allowed_actions[]` as permission for read-only insertions; it is not a
-  menu of alternate write paths.
-- Treat `agent_hints[]` as temporary diagnostics. If an agent hint conflicts
-  with a status route, compile view `next_action`, or validation result, follow
-  the top-level route.
-- Do not use direct file tools, shell scripts, `jq`, `sed`, `cat`, `head`,
-  `tail`, Python, or Node.js to inspect `sources/`, `unapproved/`,
-  `knowledge/`, `dist/`, or CLI-managed `.tmp` as a substitute for Context
-  views.
-- Run one write at a time. Do not parallelize compile stage, review apply,
-  close, or build writes.
-- One write still means one View, not one human Review. Stage every View in the
-  same confirmed structure sequentially, follow `continue_compile_batch`, and
-  open Review only after the CLI reports that the whole batch is prepared.
-- Compile does not get a second, looser rule set. If a rule conflicts with the
-  current CLI schema or diagnostics, follow the CLI and repair the payload.
-- Write digest/hash flags are stale guards. Use values returned by the CLI; do
-  not parse stdout fragments or host tool-result files to reconstruct them.
-- If a payload is too large for a heredoc, stage it under
-  `.tmp/agent-payloads/<run-id>/...` in the workspace root and redirect stdin
-  from that file. Never reuse fixed `/tmp/c4a-*` names, and never place agent
-  scratch payloads under CLI-managed `.tmp/context-cli/`, `sources/`,
-  `unapproved/`, `knowledge/`, `dist/`, review output, or package output
-  directories.
-
-## Compile Views
-
-Recommended read order:
-
-```bash
-context run compile:<type>:<source>:<collection> --view blockers --format json
-context run compile:<type>:<source>:<collection> --view read-plan --format json
-context run compile:<type>:<source>:<collection> --view node-context --source <view-ref> --format json
-context run compile:<type>:<source>:<collection> --view schema --format json
-```
-
-Use CLI-returned `available_view_refs`, `planned_sections`, `local_sources`, and
-`next_action.command`. If `blockers.section_blockers[]` is non-empty, repair the
-structure through align first; do not inspect every node or hand-split compile
-actions. Do not reconstruct the structure by opening `unapproved/structure.yaml`
-or `knowledge/structure.yaml` directly.
-
-## Procedure References
-
-These are current compile rules for source-bound drafting, judgment, semantic
-repair, and close handoff.
-
-| Decision | Reference |
-|---|---|
-| Compile action drafting, section kind, coverage, summaries, content intent | [references/internal-procedures/compile-actions.md](references/internal-procedures/compile-actions.md) |
-| Action/domain compile gates | [references/internal-procedures/compile-actions/references/action-domain-gates.md](references/internal-procedures/compile-actions/references/action-domain-gates.md) |
-| Notes, refresh/update, and structural challenges | [references/internal-procedures/compile-actions/references/notes.md](references/internal-procedures/compile-actions/references/notes.md), [references/internal-procedures/compile-actions/references/refresh-and-update.md](references/internal-procedures/compile-actions/references/refresh-and-update.md), [references/internal-procedures/compile-actions/references/structural-challenges.md](references/internal-procedures/compile-actions/references/structural-challenges.md) |
-| Support, duplicate, replacement, conflict, weak evidence, and relation judgment | [references/internal-procedures/compile-judgment.md](references/internal-procedures/compile-judgment.md), [references/internal-procedures/semantic-judgment.md](references/internal-procedures/semantic-judgment.md) |
-| Leakage, ownership, temporal evidence, disposition, omit, and user confirmation | [references/internal-procedures/semantic-judgment/references/leakage-and-ownership.md](references/internal-procedures/semantic-judgment/references/leakage-and-ownership.md), [references/internal-procedures/semantic-judgment/references/temporal-and-evidence.md](references/internal-procedures/semantic-judgment/references/temporal-and-evidence.md), [references/internal-procedures/semantic-judgment/references/disposition-semantics.md](references/internal-procedures/semantic-judgment/references/disposition-semantics.md), [references/internal-procedures/semantic-judgment/references/scope-review-and-omit.md](references/internal-procedures/semantic-judgment/references/scope-review-and-omit.md), [references/internal-procedures/semantic-judgment/references/user-confirmation.md](references/internal-procedures/semantic-judgment/references/user-confirmation.md) |
-| Close gate and current close output boundaries | [references/internal-procedures/close-gate.md](references/internal-procedures/close-gate.md) |
-
-## Compile Contract
-
-The compile action payload uses `schema_version: context.compile-actions.v1`.
-Compile may:
-
-- mirror source spans as `verbatim`;
-- emit `skip` decisions when no source-backed body should be written. `skip`
-  does not produce a placeholder candidate; generated parent-index pages use
-  the parent-index compile path, not an action payload placeholder.
-
-Relationships and cross references do not go into verbatim body. In current
-output they stay in `structure.yaml` typed edges; this workflow does not render
-relationship reference blocks.
-
-</reference>
-
-<procedures>
-
-### Step 1 — Open Compile Context
-
-Run:
-
-```bash
-context run compile:<type>:<source>:<collection> --view blockers --format json
-context run compile:<type>:<source>:<collection> --view read-plan --format json
-```
-
-Use the returned blockers, node list, source overview, and next action. If the
-blockers view reports section blockers, return to prose align and repair the
-confirmed structure before compile. If the CLI says the structure is missing,
-unconfirmed, stale, frozen against the wrong snapshot, or invalid, return to
-prose align or source capture as indicated.
-
-### Step 2 — Inspect One Node
-
-For each node that should become draft knowledge, run:
-
-```bash
-context run compile:<type>:<source>:<collection> --view node-context --source <view-ref> --format json
-context run compile:<type>:<source>:<collection> --view schema --format json
-```
-
-Read only the compile references listed by `semantic_rules.required` before
-classifying section kind, summary, support, skip/update, weak evidence, or
-structure repair. Do not load the full rule inventory unless the CLI explicitly
-returns it as required.
-
-Do not treat those references as optional background. They are the current
-compile drafting, judgment, and semantic-repair procedures.
-
-When exact evidence text is needed, use the CLI-returned source ref with the
-current evidence view. Do not open snapshot files directly.
-
-### Step 3 — Draft And Validate Actions
-
-Create a `context.compile-actions.v1` payload for the selected view. Prefer
-omitted `content` with `source_refs[]` so the CLI mirrors source spans.
-If the source evidence is non-contiguous or contains separable examples,
-configuration blocks, lists, or procedures, split the compile actions when the
-confirmed structure supports that split. If the structure is too coarse, return
-to prose align and ask the user to confirm a section split instead of writing
-summarized body text. Explicit `content` / `content_intent` is not part of the
-current compile contract.
-
-For small payloads, use stdin/heredoc. For larger payloads, write a scratch file
-under `.tmp/agent-payloads/<run-id>/` and pass it through `--input`. Scratch
-files are disposable agent working files; they are never compile state and must
-not be read back as a substitute for CLI views.
-
-Validate:
-
-```bash
-context run compile:<type>:<source>:<collection> --validate --input <compile-actions.yaml> --format json
-```
-
-Repair diagnostics by routing them to the right decision:
-
-- source ref or planned-section mismatch -> reread node-context, or return to
-  structure confirmation if ownership is wrong;
-- unsupported kind or op -> use the schema view and current compile references;
-- explicit content -> omit `content` and mirror source, or return to align for
-  a section split;
-- weak evidence, duplicate, conflict, omit, or scope issue -> use the compile
-  judgment / semantic judgment references and ask the user when required;
-- frozen structure mismatch -> rerun status and return to align/capture as
-  directed.
-
-Use typed diagnostics as the repair contract:
-
-- `reason_code`, `path`, and `missing[]` identify what to fix;
-- warnings are not write blockers unless the response marks them blocking or
-  the next action says so;
-- weak evidence, duplicate, conflict, temporal, leakage, ownership, and scope
-  issues are semantic review issues, not formatting problems;
-- raw/source-ref pointer diagnostics are evidence checks, not content-quality
-  judges.
-
-When validation returns a new `next_action.command`, follow that exact command.
-When it returns blocking diagnostics without a write command, repair and
-validate again. Do not stage a compile payload just because the YAML shape looks
-valid.
-
-### Step 4 — Stage Draft Candidates
-
-Stage only after validation has no errors:
-
-```bash
-context run compile:<type>:<source>:<collection> --stage --input <compile-actions.yaml> --format json
-```
-
-After staging, follow `next_action` exactly:
-
-- `continue_compile_batch` with `human_gate=false`: move to the returned next
-  View and repeat **Step 2–4**. Do not open Review yet.
-- `review_candidates` with `human_gate=true`: every planned View in this
-  confirmed structure is prepared; return to `context status`, then delegate
-  one collection-level Review to
-  `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/skill-review-gate/SKILL.md`.
-
-The CLI blocks Review and close while confirmed Views remain unprepared. Do not
-turn sequential View writes into sequential user approvals.
-
-### Step 5 — Close Handoff
-
-After the single batch review apply, return to `context status`. If status says
-`compile-close-needed`, run deterministic close:
-
-```bash
-context close --format json
-```
-
-Close derives `knowledge/structure.yaml` and edge projection from approved
-knowledge, then runs the final verify gate. It must not rewrite approved
-verbatim body. References, changelog, package index, and section fingerprint
-rebuilds are not current close output.
-
-Then route to package output when status reaches `ready-to-build`.
-
-### Step 6 — Self-verify Checklist
-
-- [ ] Compile started from confirmed structure, not a new structure proposal.
-- [ ] Node context and schema came from compile phase views.
-- [ ] Compile references were read before choosing kind/summary/support.
-- [ ] Actions mirror source by default and do not invent body text.
-- [ ] No explicit reader-visible `content` was written by the Agent.
-- [ ] Relationships are expressed as structure edges, not inserted into
-  verbatim text.
-- [ ] No direct edits were made to `sources/`, `.tmp`, `unapproved/`,
-  `knowledge/`, review HTML, or `dist/`.
-- [ ] Every planned View was staged before opening the one batch Review.
-
-### Final Report
-
-Report in the user's language. Include only:
-
-- view refs compiled in this round;
-- candidate ids staged and whether they contain verbatim or empty sections;
-- validation warnings that still matter for review;
-- whether review, close, verify, or build is the next status route.
-
-Do not report internal payload digests, source-ref hashes, internal workspace
-paths, absolute paths, scratch file paths, or raw CLI JSON unless the user asks
-for debug output.
-
-</procedures>

package/plugin/skills/skill-prose-compile/references/internal-procedures/close-gate.md

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----
-name: close-gate
-description: >
-  Internal procedure invoked by the current compile/continue flow; not a user
-  slash command. Runs after review apply. Triggers `context close --format json`,
-  which derives knowledge/structure.yaml, projects approved edges, and runs the
-  final verify gate. Agent intervention is limited to interpreting CLI output
-  and routing verify errors back to source capture, align structure, compile
-  actions, or review as appropriate. The skill never hand-edits rendered
-  knowledge.
-tools:
-  - Bash
----
-
-# close-gate — approved structure projection + final verify
-
-Close a compile run. The CLI does the work; the skill reads the
-CLI's output and routes any failure back to the correct upstream
-command. It does not hand-edit rendered knowledge.
-
-## TL;DR — Non-negotiables
-
-- CLI-driven. `context close --format json` derives `knowledge/structure.yaml`,
-  projects approved edges, and verifies the final workspace including edge
-  source refs. Use the command's stdout + exit code; that's the close's full
-  output.
-- **Agent NEVER edits rendered knowledge from the close stage.** The CLI is the
-  sole writer for approved structure projection. If verify reports an error
-  here, route it back, not around:
-  - Content / Section issues → re-run the current compile gate for the affected
-    node after fixing compile actions.
-  - Structural issues → return to the align structure gate and reconfirm.
-  - Source/evidence issues → recapture the affected source, then rerun align or
-    compile as status instructs.
-- Exit 0 → summarise approved node count, approved edge count, structural edge
-  contract status, and verify status. References, changelog, package index,
-  section fingerprints, and full incremental cache rebuilds are not current
-  close output.
-- Exit 2 → report the full issue list verbatim + point at the right re-entry command above. Do not hand-open the affected rendered article.
-- Materialized knowledge means approved Markdown plus its approved
-  `knowledge/structure.yaml` projection. A compile skip action records reviewed
-  evidence, but it does not by itself materialize an arbitrary finalized Node.
-- Never re-run compile actions from close to paper over verify failures. Draft
-  failures belong in the compile loop.
-- Do not use Python, Node.js, shell scripts, `ls`, `find`, `rg`, `cat`, or similar ad-hoc commands to inspect `sources/`, `unapproved/`, `knowledge/`, or `dist/` files.
-- Current close can self-heal stale or malformed `knowledge/structure.yaml`
-  projection by deriving it again from approved Markdown and approved edge
-  sources. It must not rewrite verbatim section body.
-- LLM-assisted repair (`--fix-with-llm`) is not a current close action.
-- Output language: summary prose matches the user's language; CLI output, issue codes, file paths stay as printed.
-- Current align state is internal CLI state, not a file protocol. The CLI owns
-  this lifecycle — the agent must not move, delete, or archive workspace output
-  files by hand.
-- Semantic decisions are applied and recorded before close. Compile-close does
-  not judge or rewrite semantic decisions; it only verifies the already-applied
-  workspace and rebuilds approved structure projection.
-
-<reference>
-
-## Stages inside `context close --format json`
-
-Close is one in-process command with one exit code:
-
-1. **Approved knowledge scan** — reads approved Markdown only through CLI
-   project readers.
-2. **Structure projection** — writes deterministic `knowledge/structure.yaml`
-   with nodes, approved edge projection, input hash, and structural edge
-   contract status.
-3. **Workspace verify** — runs the final verify gate. Any error prevents close
-   readiness.
-4. **Status receipt** — reports whether close is ready and which upstream gate
-   owns any failure.
-
-## Outcome routing
-
-| Outcome | Agent action |
-|---|---|
-| Ready, verify pass | Summarise approved nodes, approved edges, structural edge contract, and verify status. Stop. |
-| Ready, verify warnings only | Summarise warning codes and state that build may proceed when warnings are allowed by status/build gate. |
-| Verify error in approved section content/evidence | Surface the issue list and route back to compile actions or source recapture as indicated by status. Do not edit approved Markdown. |
-| Verify error in approved structure projection | Run `context close --format json` once more only when status says the projection is close-repairable; otherwise return to align structure. |
-| Source/evidence stale or missing | Route to source capture/refresh, then rerun align/compile as status instructs. |
-
-The close stage never edits rendered knowledge on the agent side. Every verify
-error routes back to the correct upstream gate (source capture, align
-structure, compile actions, or review), never sideways into a hand Edit. Use
-the CLI issue code and hint printed by `context close --format json` for the
-error→command mapping.
-
-References, changelog, section fingerprints, and package index rebuilds are not
-current close outputs.
-
-</reference>
-
-<procedures>
-
-### Step 1 — Invoke close
-
-Run `context close --format json`. The caller may have already invoked it;
-check for existing output before re-running.
-
-### Step 2 — Interpret
-
-Use stdout + stderr. The exit code selects the path via [Outcome routing](#outcome-routing).
-
-### Step 3 — Route errors to the correct upstream command
-
-For each error in the CLI's report, classify via [Outcome routing](#outcome-routing) and name the re-entry command in your report. Do NOT hand-edit rendered knowledge — that violates the CLI-sole-writer principle and masks the real upstream fix. Specifically:
-
-- Section / content issue → rerun the current compile gate for that node.
-- Structure issue → return to align structure and user confirmation.
-- Source/evidence issue → recapture the affected source, then rerun align or
-  compile as status instructs.
-
-One pass. If the CLI reports multiple errors, list them all and let the user choose the order; do not loop the close stage itself.
-
-### Step 4 — Report
-
-Summarise in the user's language:
-
-- Approved node count.
-- Approved edge count and structural edge contract status.
-- Verify result: pass / pass-with-unverifiable-evidence / fail, with issue
-  codes verbatim.
-
-Stop. Do not auto-invoke follow-on commands.
-
-### Step 5 — Final guardrails
-
-Run close once, surface every error with its re-entry command, and never inspect or edit rendered knowledge outside the CLI.
-
-</procedures>

package/plugin/skills/skill-prose-compile/references/internal-procedures/compile-actions/references/action-domain-gates.md

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-# Action and Domain gates
-
-Consult this reference when **`node.node_type` is `action` or `domain`**. For
-`entity` Nodes, ignore this file and follow the main SKILL.md procedure.
-
-## Action Nodes (`node.node_type === "action"`)
-
-Treat the confirmed node type and planned sections as the compile boundary for
-procedural claims. An Action Node exists because align confirmed process
-evidence: steps/phases, trigger -> handling -> result, role collaboration, or a
-repeatable plan. Actor, goal/outcome, repeatability, answerability, trigger,
-step, and phase claims **must** come from the selected planned section
-`source_refs[]`; do not invent process semantics from the title alone.
-
-| Evidence pattern | What it authorizes |
-|---|---|
-| Planned section source refs contain ordered steps, phases, or repeatable handling | `spec` or `example` Sections for procedure content. |
-| Planned section source refs explicitly name actor, goal, outcome, or repeatability | Concise `description` / `spec` Sections using those same refs. |
-| No source ref states a trigger | **No trigger Section.** Write goal or applicability if supported, but do not fabricate a trigger sentence. |
-| Existing structure edge or unresolved relation indicates another Node is required for answerability | Mention only what the current source refs support; keep the relation in structure, not in compile action fields or verbatim body. |
-
-If the planned sections for an `action` node do not contain source-backed
-process evidence, treat that as a structural defect and return to align using
-[structural-challenges.md](structural-challenges.md). Do not invent an action
-body just because the node type is `action`.
-
-If the current evidence can only support one thin Section or only a parallel
-option/config list, do not stretch it into procedure prose. Emit `skip` for the
-unsupported planned section, or return to align so the node can be revised. The
-CLI does not auto-downgrade an Action or choose replacement Entity tags.
-
-## Domain Nodes (`node.node_type === "domain"`)
-
-Treat Domain nodes as grouping surfaces. The domain's scope and child grouping
-are expressed by confirmed `edges[]` and by source-backed planned sections; they
-do **not** authorize new reader-facing facts by themselves.
-
-- Source refs on planned sections may orient coverage of the Domain's range, but
-  only those refs can support reader-facing text.
-- Child relations belong to `structure.yaml` typed edges, not active Sections;
-  do not turn a child list into a Section.
-- Align-time grouping rationale is not evidence. Do **not** turn it into a
-  `description` Section unless the planned source refs state the same claim.
-
-Recall the mount matrix limit: Domain Nodes allow only `description`, `warning`, `principle`, `decision`, `faq`. A spec / example / comparison / incident / changelog landing here is a kind/type mismatch — drop down the priority chain or `skip`.
-
-## How this slots into the main procedure
-
-- **Step 1 — Sanity-check**: after the standard `node.id` / mount-matrix check,
-  run the action/domain inspection above.
-- **Step 2 — Classify**: respect the gate's authorization boundary when picking kinds.
-- **Step 5 — Self-verify**: confirm no Section was written from evidence the gate disallowed.

package/plugin/skills/skill-prose-compile/references/internal-procedures/compile-actions/references/notes.md

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-# Note snippets
-
-Consult this reference only when the current CLI exposes note evidence in a
-source-bound phase view. Note evidence carries conversation material
-(revisions, decisions, brainstorms) rather than primary source documents.
-
-## TL;DR
-
-Note snippets are **prioritization hints, not write authority**. `note_intent`, `anchored_to[]`, and `revision_kind` may suggest update / replacement / complement / skip, but they never authorize a write without semantic review.
-
-## How to route a note snippet
-
-When a source evidence entry has `source_type: "note"`:
-
-1. **Compare against the anchor first.** If `anchored_to[]` names this Node or one of its Sections, treat that target as the candidate for `update` / replacement review / `add` (as a complement) / `skip`. **Do not create a new Node** from the note title here — that is an align-time concern.
-
-2. **Use `note_intent` and `revision_kind` to bias the action**:
-
-   | `note_intent` | typical action |
-   |---|---|
-   | `revision` | `update` when meaning stays the same; otherwise replacement review against the anchored Section |
-   | `decision` | `add` a `decision` Section when no equivalent exists; otherwise `update` |
-   | `brainstorm` | usually `skip` unless the brainstorm explicitly confirms a fact the Node should record |
-
-   `revision_kind` (`replace` / `clarify` / ...) refines the choice within `revision`.
-
-3. **No-write reviewed-no-write case.** If the note says "don't modify active
-   knowledge yet" or the correct outcome is no-write after review, emit `skip`
-   with the note's current `source_refs[]` when the CLI exposes them. This lets
-   semantic review record `reviewed_no_write` instead of treating the skip as an
-   unreviewed no-op.
-
-4. **Bare skip is not allowed for notes.** A bare `skip` (no evidence) is only
-   for deterministic no-op cases such as unchanged input or pure navigation.
-   Notes always carry an anchor and an intent; the skip must cite the note's
-   explicit source ref when the current CLI exposes one.
-
-## Where this lives in the main procedure
-
-- **Step 2 — Classify**: run the note-first comparison **before** the generic kind priority chain. If the note resolves to `update` / replacement review / `skip` (reviewed), record the current action or user/structure route and move on; do not also process the same note through the generic chain.
-- **Step 5 — Self-verify**: every note snippet was either consumed by an
-  anchored action or carried into a `skip` with `source_refs[]` when the current
-  CLI exposes citeable refs.
-
-Notes never become compile challenge actions on their own. If a note describes a
-structural problem (missing Action, wrong parent, etc.), capture or cite the
-underlying source evidence and return to the structure gate described in
-`references/structural-challenges.md`.

package/plugin/skills/skill-prose-compile/references/internal-procedures/compile-actions/references/refresh-and-update.md

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-# Refresh and update
-
-Consult this reference when **any** of the following holds:
-
-- `existing.sections[]` is non-empty (Node already has active knowledge; this is a refresh, not a first compile).
-- `incremental.status` is `unchanged` or `full-context` (non-default incremental signals).
-- `incremental.locator_only_changes[]` is non-empty (locator-only deltas without content changes).
-
-For first compile of a fresh Node with `incremental.status === "changed-only"`, skip this file.
-
-## Incremental status handling
-
-| `incremental.status` | What to do |
-|---|---|
-| `changed-only` (default) | Normal path — main SKILL.md procedure applies as written. |
-| `unchanged` | Emit exactly one `skip` action with a brief reason. Do not iterate snippets. |
-| `full-context` | Draft from the full fallback. **Preserve `unknown_inputs[]` reasons** in any abort/retry explanation so the caller sees why the fallback was needed. |
-
-The CLI may deterministically skip unchanged output or update locator-only evidence before writing. **Do not force artificial content changes to bypass fingerprint skip** — those skips are part of the protocol, not a problem to route around.
-
-## Locator-only changes
-
-`incremental.locator_only_changes[]` entries always carry `agent_action: "none"` and `handled_by: "compile-close"`. **Do not emit a draft action for those Sections** unless the same Section also appears in `changed_blocks[]` with a real content change.
-
-## Reconciling with `existing.sections[]`
-
-When `existing.sections[]` is non-empty, every section id you read here is a
-potential same-section `update` target or a signal that the structure/user gate
-must decide a higher-risk replacement or withdrawal. Walk the existing Sections
-in order and decide:
-
-| Raw evidence vs existing Section | op |
-|---|---|
-| Raw still supports the existing claim unchanged | Emit nothing (or one summarising `skip`) |
-| Raw clarifies or rephrases without changing meaning | `update` — same `section-N` stays active |
-| Raw changes meaning (new spec value, reversed decision) | Stop and route to user/structure review; do not emulate a replacement with `update` |
-| Raw removes the supporting evidence | Stop and route to user/structure review; do not hide the previous active section with a compile no-write |
-
-### Replacement vs `update` semantics
-
-Replacement preserves the audit trail so readers can see that the prior policy
-changed — **critical for specs / decisions / principles**. Use `update` only
-for typo / wording fixes / detail additions that do not change meaning. When
-meaning changes or support disappears, do not write a compile action until the
-user/structure gate has chosen the intended disposition.
-
-### Current output mechanics
-
-- `update` keeps the same planned section identity. In the current
-  `context.compile-actions.v1` shape, emit `op: "update"` with `section_id`,
-  `kind` when needed, `summary` when useful, and current `source_refs[]`. Omit
-  `content` so the CLI mirrors the new cited source span. If the intended update
-  requires translation, compression, or reorganization, stop and return to the
-  structure/user gate instead of writing reader-visible content in compile.
-- Fresh replacement content is a new structure/review decision, not a current
-  compile write shape. Preserve the semantic judgment in the user report or
-  unresolved structure discussion and route back to the appropriate gate; do
-  not invent unsupported target fields.
-
-## Output shape (current update path)
-
-```jsonc
-{
-  "schema_version": "context.compile-actions.v1",
-  "view_ref": "architecture:entity/example",
-  "actions": [
-    {
-      "op": "update",
-      "section_id": "retention-policy",
-      "kind": "spec",
-      "summary": "...",
-      "source_refs": ["file:docs/example.md#span:retention L10-14@<span-hash>"]
-    }
-  ]
-}
-```
-
-## How this slots into the main procedure
-
-- **Step 1 — Sanity-check**: when `existing.sections[]` is non-empty, read every section id and status before classifying snippets. When `incremental.status` is `unchanged`, short-circuit with one `skip`.
-- **Step 2 — Classify**: still walk the kind priority chain for each citation-eligible snippet; the reconciliation table above governs which `op` to emit for snippets that map to an existing Section.
-- **Step 5 — Self-verify**: every `update` targets a known planned section id
-  from the confirmed structure. If a replacement or withdrawal judgment has no
-  accepted compile action shape, stop and route back through review/align
-  instead of emitting unsupported fields.