@thebassclef/lite 0.1.3 → 1.0.0

package/substrate/.claude/skills/requirement/SKILL.md

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----
-name: requirement
-description: "Produce Cockburn use cases plus INVEST user stories for a feature in one pass. Sam writes formal use cases for a spec. Louis writes INVEST stories for a backlog. You get both from one operator input. Combines /use-case + /user-stories."
-problem: "Features get built from a one-line ticket. Corners get cut. Acceptance drifts from what the persona needs."
-value: "Cockburn use cases plus INVEST user stories in one pass. Written for a Sam-style persona."
-inputs: [A feature name or ticket ref]
-outputs: [Fully-dressed use cases, INVEST user stories with acceptance criteria]
-tier: lite
-user_invocable: true
-disable_model_invocation: false
-modes: [both, use-case-only, story-only]
-composes_with: [use-case, user-stories, personas]
----
-
-# /requirement — Cockburn use cases + INVEST stories in one pass
-
-## What you get
-
-You describe a feature in a paragraph. `/requirement` returns two artifacts.
-
-<!-- FKGL-EXEMPT: structured shape enumeration; the parentheticals name the artifact fields -->
-- One Cockburn-style use case (main success scenario + extensions + preconditions + postconditions)
-- One or more INVEST-shape user stories (Independent + Negotiable + Valuable + Estimable + Small + Testable)
-<!-- /FKGL-EXEMPT -->
-
-You pick which one lands. Or both.
-
-## When to use
-
-Type `/requirement` when a feature needs both a spec and a backlog item. Common cases:
-
-- New feature under `/longrun` scope — spec first, stories second
-- Ticket in the queue that needs shape — story alone is thin; add the use case for edge cases
-- Adopter demo — Louis wants a story for the pitch; Sam wants a use case for the build
-
-## When NOT to use
-
-- Only a bug fix — INSTEAD go to `/diagnose` at lite
-- Pure architecture decision — INSTEAD go to `/spec` at lite
-- Formal system contract only — INSTEAD go to `/use-case` at lite
-
-## Cluster shape
-
-`/requirement` sits inside the /longrun cluster as a strategy helper. Its own cluster:
-
-- Upstream: `/personas` names who the feature is for. `/state-a-problem` frames the pain.
-- Downstream: `/spec` bundles use case + stories into a buildable spec.
-- Helpers: `/use-case` writes Cockburn shape. `/user-stories` writes INVEST shape.
-
-## Composes
-
-`/requirement` combines 2 single-purpose skills. Both stay at lite for direct dispatch.
-
-<!-- FKGL-EXEMPT: structured shape names -->
-- `/use-case` — Cockburn scenarios; main success plus numbered extensions
-- `/user-stories` — INVEST shape; per-story acceptance list
-<!-- /FKGL-EXEMPT -->
-
-Per canvas `docs/canvases/2026-08-02-porcelain-plumbing-reframe.md` — Cockburn plus Beck consensus: shape names matter. `/requirement` combines without hiding the single-purpose skills. Sam and Louis can still call each one directly when they want one shape only.
-
-## Modes
-
-- `both` (default) — writes both a use case and INVEST stories
-- `use-case-only` — dispatches `/use-case` alone; skips story authoring
-- `story-only` — dispatches `/user-stories` alone; skips use case authoring
-
-## Procedure
-
-1. Parse the operator's feature paragraph. Extract the actor, the goal, the pain point.
-2. Load persona context via `/personas`. Default to operator when personas are not defined.
-3. If mode is `both` or `use-case-only`: dispatch `/use-case`. Author `docs/use-cases/UC-<slug>.md`.
-4. If mode is `both` or `story-only`: dispatch `/user-stories`. Author `docs/user-stories/<slug>.md`.
-5. Cross-link: the use case cites the stories. The stories cite the use case.
-6. Print artifact paths to the operator.
-
-## What lands on disk
-
-- One use case at `docs/use-cases/UC-<slug>.md` (unless mode is `story-only`)
-- One or more stories at `docs/user-stories/<slug>.md` (unless mode is `use-case-only`)
-- Cross-references between the two
-
-## Rules
-
-- MUST cite the persona the feature is for (Sam or Louis or a project persona).
-- MUST cross-link the use case and the stories.
-- MUST match Cockburn shape for use cases. MUST match INVEST shape for stories.
-- MAY skip stories or use case per mode.
-
-## Refs
-
-- Canvas `docs/canvases/2026-08-02-porcelain-plumbing-reframe.md`
-- Ticket #1050 + comment 5160626302 (Cockburn + Beck consensus)
-- Goal doc `docs/iteration-bets/2026-08-04g-porcelain-plumbing-reframe.md`
-- `.claude/skills/use-case/SKILL.md` — atomic Cockburn shape
-- `.claude/skills/user-stories/SKILL.md` — atomic INVEST shape
-- `.claude/skills/personas/SKILL.md` — persona load
-- @luminary alistair-cockburn
-- @luminary kent-beck

package/substrate/.claude/skills/retro/SKILL.md

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----
-tier: lite
-name: retro
-description: "Reflect at session close. Names what worked, what didn't, and what to change next time. Feeds candidate follow-on tickets."
-problem: "Sessions end and the lessons vanish. What worked and what broke \u2014 nowhere written."
-value: "A short retro that names what to keep and what to change next session."
-inputs: [Optional session or goal ref]
-outputs: [Kept and Changed and Learned sections, Follow-on ticket candidates]
-user_invocable: true
-disable_model_invocation: false
----
-
-# Retro — Session Retrospective
-
-Reflect on the current session and capture learnings.
-
-## Runs at every tier — deep module
-
-This skill uses only mechanical inputs. It reads `git log`. It reads files. The agent reflects on the session. No paid API. No LLM call beyond the agent's own turn output.
-
-Same procedure runs at lite, standard, and ultra. Lite adopters get the full retrospective. Per canvas 2026-07-19-bassclef-lite Q6 Option E.
-
-Closes bassclef-upstream#1383 (sister flip to `/roadmap-reconcile`).
-
-## Steps
-
-1. Review what was accomplished this session:
-   - `git log --oneline --since="today"` for commits
-   - Check for modified files and new artifacts
-2. Identify:
-   - What went well (approaches that worked, decisions validated)
-   - What was harder than expected (and why)
-   - What should change for next session
-3. List substrate observations from this session (see next section).
-4. Check for open threads that need to carry forward.
-
-## Substrate observations — file each as /promote (bassclef-web#96)
-
-Before writing the retro, list what came up. Categories:
-
-- Missing skill or hook that would have helped
-- Hook fires wrong OR misses when it should fire
-- Rule gap or drift
-- Prereq surprise — a skill assumed X existed; it did not
-- Adopter-visible friction (Sam or Louis lens)
-
-For each observation, run three steps:
-
-1. **Dedup check.** Run `gh issue list --repo <current-repo> --state open --label bassclef-evolution --search "<close-title-match>"`. When a match exists, comment on it. Do not file a new ticket.
-2. **File /promote.** When no match, dispatch `/promote` with pre-filled title + body. The operator reviews before submit. The ticket lands with `bassclef-evolution` label in the current repo. Bassclef pulls via session-reflection hook per memory `feedback_promote_files_locally_not_upstream`.
-3. **Record disposition.** Append a line to the marker file at `state/markers/retro-substrate/<session-id>.marker`. Use the session-id from `state/markers/session-timing/`. Fall back to `YYYY-MM-DD-<slug>` when that is missing.
-
-Marker format:
-
-```
-# Retro substrate observations — <session-id>
-- date: YYYY-MM-DD
-- session: <session-id>
-- observations:
-  - promoted: <one-line title> — filed as <repo>#<ticket>
-  - deferred: <one-line title> — <reason>
-  - rejected: <one-line title> — <reason>
-  - dedup: <one-line title> — commented on <repo>#<ticket>
-```
-
-Silence in this section is not deferral. List observations OR state "no substrate observations this session" explicitly.
-
-## Output
-
-When a session log exists for today, append a `## Retrospective` section to it.
-When no session log exists, create one first via `/session-log` format. Then add the retro.
-
-<!-- FKGL-EXEMPT: markdown template exemplar; adopter copies verbatim -->
-```markdown
-## Retrospective
-
-### Went well
-- ...
-
-### Harder than expected
-- ...
-
-### Change for next time
-- ...
-
-### Substrate observations promoted
-- <title> — filed as <repo>#<ticket>
-- <title> — dedup: commented on <repo>#<ticket>
-- (or: "no substrate observations this session")
-
-### Open threads for next session
-- ...
-
-### Bassclef promotes this session
-- agent-self-proposed: N
-- agent-user-proposed: M
-- total: N plus M
-
-When M is much larger than N, the agent missed patterns the operator caught. When N is high but bassclef closes none, the agent files too broadly.
-```
-<!-- /FKGL-EXEMPT -->
-
-**Proposer counting**: count bassclef-evolution issues from session
-date window:
-
-```bash
-gh issue list --label bassclef-evolution --state all \
-  --search "created:>=$(date -v-1d +%Y-%m-%d) created:<=$(date +%Y-%m-%d)" \
-  --json number,title,labels | jq '[.[] | {n: .number, t: .title,
-  kind: (if (.labels | map(.name) | index("agent-user-proposed")) then
-  "user" elif (.labels | map(.name) | index("agent-self-proposed"))
-  then "self" else "unlabeled" end)}]'
-```
-
-## Output discipline
-
-Dispatch `/kiss words --rewrite` on your skill output before you return it. See `standards/skill-output-discipline.md` for the contract.

package/substrate/.claude/skills/riff/SKILL.md

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----
-name: riff
-description: "Produce 2-3 clickable mock alternatives for a UI surface. Each mock uses a different luminary lens. Louis picks a marketing variant. Sam picks a direction before building. Combines /interpret-input + /luminary + /stage + /visual-review."
-problem: "Design directions get one variant and no comparison. Operator picks blind. Rework is huge."
-value: "Two or three clickable mocks per UI surface. Each mock pins a different luminary lens."
-inputs: [A UI surface intent or design goal]
-outputs: [2-3 clickable mock variants, Luminary lens per variant]
-tier: lite
-user_invocable: true
-disable_model_invocation: false
-composes_with: [interpret-input, luminary, visual-review]
----
-
-# /riff — Vary a UI surface by luminary lens
-
-## What you get
-
-You get 2-3 clickable mock alternatives for a UI surface. Each mock uses a different luminary lens. You pick the one that fits.
-
-Louis picks a marketing variant. Sam picks a direction before building.
-
-## When to use
-
-Type `/riff` when you have a UI or marketing surface. You want 2-3 options before building.
-
-- Marketing page — try 3 luminary lenses on the same headline
-- App feature UI — pick between minimal, dense, or modal
-- Landing page hero — bake off options before design lock-in
-
-## When NOT to use
-
-- Single-variant work — INSTEAD go to `/frontend-design` at standard
-- Full prototype pipeline with direct step control — INSTEAD use `/stage` at standard
-- Buildable spec plus variants — INSTEAD use `/launch` at standard
-
-## Tier gate
-
-`/visual-review` and `/stage` ship at `tier: standard`. Lite adopters get graceful degrade — variants ship without the review check; the pipeline dispatches directly. Resolve tier via `lib/tier-check.sh`.
-
-Per canvas 2026-07-19-bassclef-lite Q6 Option E — one SKILL.md file, same name in both tiers, body carries runtime tier awareness with graceful degrade.
-
-## Tier and dispatch
-
-`/riff` sits at bassclef lite. It is a porcelain verb — Git's word for the small set of verbs a user types. Sam or Louis types `/riff` and the pipeline runs underneath.
-
-The plumbing (Git's word for the deeper steps a verb runs) sits at standard tier. When lite adopters type `/riff`, the skill dispatches:
-
-1. `/interpret-input` — parse the operator's input
-2. `/luminary` picker — pick 2-3 lenses that fit the intent
-3. Per lens: author a static HTML mock
-4. Assemble a gallery — one page listing every variant with screenshots and luminary tags
-5. `/visual-review` — screenshot each variant and check against luminary discipline
-
-Standard adopters can bypass `/riff`. They invoke `/stage` directly for the full pipeline with more control. Ultra adopters get `/pick-luminaries` cosine plus judge for tighter lens matching.
-
-## Cluster shape
-
-`/riff` sits inside the /longrun cluster. It is a helper for marketing and UI direction work. Its own cluster:
-
-- Upstream: `/interpret-input` parses input into an artifact
-- Downstream: picked variant flows into `/build` at standard or `/launch` at standard
-- Helpers: `/luminary` picks lenses. `/visual-review` checks each variant. `/frontend-design` is Anthropic's baseline.
-
-## Consolidates
-
-`/riff` consolidates 2 prior skills at the lite entry:
-
-- `/stage` — prototype pipeline. Stays at standard so you can call each step directly.
-- `/riff-prototypes` — deprecated per ADR-020 in favor of `/stage`. Absorbed here at lite.
-
-Per canvas `docs/canvases/2026-08-02-porcelain-plumbing-reframe.md` — 10 of 10 luminaries agreed on the reframe.
-
-## Procedure
-
-1. Parse the operator's input via `/interpret-input`. Output: normalized InputArtifact.
-2. Pick 2-3 luminary lenses. Either operator-named or via `/luminary` picker.
-3. For each lens: author a static HTML mock. Path: `docs/prototypes/YYYY-MM-DD-riff-<slug>-variant-N/index.html`. Stubbed data. Include a `<h2>` naming the lens.
-4. Screenshot each variant via Playwright MCP. Save under `.playwright-mcp/`.
-5. Assemble a gallery page. Link every variant. Show screenshots inline. Show luminary tags.
-6. Run `/visual-review` on each variant. Report findings per variant.
-7. Present the gallery URL to the operator. Operator picks. Picked variant flows into `/build` or `/launch` at standard.
-
-## Baseline composition
-
-`/riff` builds on top of Anthropic's `frontend-design` defaults. Adopters firing plain Claude get those defaults. `/riff` adds luminary discipline. It also adds bassclef design tokens.
-
-## What lands on disk
-
-- One HTML mock per variant under `docs/prototypes/`
-- One screenshot per variant under `.playwright-mcp/`
-- One gallery page linking every variant
-- One PR to a feature branch (not main)
-
-## Rules
-
-- MUST produce a PR. Push to a feature branch, not main.
-- MUST run on a feature branch.
-- MUST screenshot every variant via Playwright MCP. BLOCK if MCP not enabled.
-- MUST tag each variant with its luminary lens in the HTML.
-- MUST report per-variant `/visual-review` findings with the gallery link.
-
-## Refs
-
-- Canvas `docs/canvases/2026-08-02-porcelain-plumbing-reframe.md`
-- Ticket #1050 + comment 5160626302
-- ADR-020 (prototype skill family consolidation)
-- Goal doc `docs/iteration-bets/2026-08-04g-porcelain-plumbing-reframe.md`
-- `.claude/skills/stage/SKILL.md` — atomic pipeline at standard
-- `.claude/skills/frontend-design/SKILL.md` — Anthropic baseline
-- `.claude/skills/visual-review/SKILL.md` — per-variant review
-- `.claude/skills/luminary/SKILL.md` — lens picker
-- `.claude/luminaries/bill-buxton.md` — variant discipline anchor
-- @luminary bill-buxton
-- @luminary alan-cooper

package/substrate/.claude/skills/roadmap-reconcile/SKILL.md

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----
-tier: lite
-name: roadmap-reconcile
-description: "Audit canvas LR-N tables and roadmap entries against recent chronicles, merged PRs, and freshly-filed tickets. Surface drift via --dry-run. Apply edits with --apply. Runs at /longrun prep and /sprint as pre-flight."
-problem: "Canvas roadmap tables get stale. Shipped work sits marked pending. Sequencing drifts from reality."
-value: "Diffs the roadmap against merged PRs plus fresh session logs. Applies edits so the canvas matches reality."
-inputs: [Optional --dry-run or --apply flag, Roadmap path or canvas ref]
-outputs: [Diff report of drift, Applied edits when --apply, Status per row]
-user_invocable: true
-disable_model_invocation: false
----
-
-# /roadmap-reconcile — True up canvases against shipping reality
-
-## Runs at every tier — deep module (per canvas 2026-07-19-bassclef-lite Q6 Option E)
-
-This skill uses only mechanical inputs — `git log`, `gh pr list`, `gh issue list`, grep across canvas + goal doc files. No paid API. No LLM dispatch. Same procedure runs identically at lite, standard, and ultra. Lite adopters get the full drift check.
-
-The `lib/tier-check.sh` gate reads adopter tier from `.claude/bassclef-configs.jsonc`. This skill's body has no tier branch — one procedure serves every reader. Future extension (LLM-based semantic drift) would add a tier branch at the point of divergence; today no branch is needed.
-
-Closes bassclef-upstream#1383.
-
-The recurring substrate primitive that closes the stale-canvas trap. As operator ideates in a session, surfaces shift; the canvases holding LR-N sequencing tables stay frozen at the last commit. Without reconciliation, /longrun prep reads pre-detour next-goals and dispatches against work that's no longer on the critical path.
-
-This skill enumerates roadmap surfaces, diffs them against shipping reality (chronicles + PRs + tickets), and produces edits — inline by default, or as a dry-run report for operator review.
-
-INSTEAD of relying on operator-and-agent ad-hoc canvas review at every prep: dispatch this skill as a pre-flight gate; it returns either "no drift" (proceed) or a specific diff (resolve before scope commit).
-
-## When to invoke
-
-- **Auto at /longrun prep Step 0.5**: dry-run mode runs before scope confirmation; surfaces drift; operator confirms reconciled state before WU-0
-- **Auto at /sprint**: dry-run output appended to /sprint surface so operator sees roadmap drift alongside ticket-level orientation
-- **Standalone**: operator dispatches `/roadmap-reconcile` after a substantive ideation session that didn't land in canvas updates yet
-- **Composer fallback**: any composer detecting ticket-vs-canvas drift can dispatch this skill instead of failing silently
-
-## Procedure
-
-1. **Enumerate roadmap surfaces:**
-   - Substrate canvases under `strategy/canvases/` — grep for `LR-N` rows in Stage 3 build sequence + Operator priorities tables
-   - Typed roadmap entities under `docs/roadmaps/*.md` — read via `state_roadmap_get` accessor when present (per bassclef#337, #480 once shipped)
-   - Active iteration goal under `docs/iteration-bets/` — extract `next_bet:` field
-   - Whereami `next_bet:` field at `docs/whereami.md`
-2. **Read shipping reality:**
-   - `git log --since=14days --pretty=oneline -- 'chronicle/*.md' 'docs/chronicle/*.md'` — sessions that shipped
-   - `gh pr list --state all --json number,title,state,mergedAt --limit 30` — PR truth
-   - `gh issue list --state open --search 'created:>=2-weeks-ago' --json number,title,labels,body` — recently filed tickets
-   - `git log --since=14days --pretty=format:'%h %s' -- 'docs/iteration-bets/*.md'` — bets opened or closed
-3. **Build a diff** — for each LR-N row in canvas tables:
-   - Status mismatch: canvas says "in progress" but a CLOSED goal ships its scope, OR canvas says "next" but a bet's already opened
-   - Sequencing mismatch: a recently-filed ticket names itself as "blocking LR-N+1" or "load-bearing for LR-N" but doesn't appear in any LR-row
-   - Reference rot: canvas references a ticket that's been closed or superseded
-4. **Produce output:**
-   - **--dry-run mode (default at /longrun prep + /sprint):** markdown diff report — what's stale, what to edit, what to add
-   - **--apply mode (operator opt-in):** inline edits to canvas files via Edit tool; commit with `docs(roadmap): reconcile <slug>`
-   - **--json mode:** structured output for downstream skills/hooks
-5. **Surface output** to caller (operator or composer); caller decides resolve / defer / amend.
-
-## What NOT to do
-
-- **Don't fabricate LR-N rows for tickets that aren't ready to be sequenced.** INSTEAD: surface the ticket as "candidate for next sequencing decision" without inserting; operator decides at /longrun prep.
-- **Don't auto-apply edits without --apply opt-in.** INSTEAD: --dry-run is the default; operator reviews the diff before any canvas write.
-- **Don't reach inside canvas Stage 1/2 (Thesis, Shape) content.** INSTEAD: only edit Stage 3 build sequences + Operator priorities tables + status overlays; the upstream thesis stays operator-owned.
-- **Don't reconcile against draft tickets or WIP goals.** INSTEAD: filter to merged PRs + closed/active goals; tickets in `draft` state or PRs in `draft` are noise.
-- **Don't run during /longrun execution mid-step.** INSTEAD: only at prep + closeout windows; mid-execution reconciliation creates scope-drift triggers.
-
-## Output format (--dry-run)
-
-```markdown
-## /roadmap-reconcile dry-run — <timestamp>
-
-### Surfaces enumerated
-
-- canvas: strategy/canvases/2026-05-03-bassclef-platform-primitive.md (8 LR-N rows)
-- canvas: strategy/canvases/2026-05-04-hud-on-brownfield-repo.md (10-step build sequence)
-- typed roadmap: <path> OR (none — bassclef#480 not yet shipped)
-- whereami next_bet: 2026-05-XX-LR6-your-app-refactor-dispatch
-
-### Drift detected
-
-**Canvas <path>:**
-- LR-N row <N> says "in progress" but goal <slug> is CLOSED (per chronicle <ref>); should be "✅ shipped"
-- LR-N row <N+1> references bassclef#XXX which has been closed as superseded; should reference replacement #YYY
-- bassclef#ZZZ filed 3 days ago names itself as "blocks LR-N+2"; doesn't appear in canvas table
-
-**Whereami next_bet:**
-- Names LR6 = POA dispatch; canvas Operator priorities row also says LR6 = POA dispatch — aligned
-
-### Recommended edits
-
-1. Update canvas <path> Operator priorities row N: status → "✅ shipped 2026-05-04"
-2. Update canvas <path> Stage 3 row M: replace "#XXX" with "#YYY"
-3. Insert new row in canvas <path> at LR-N+2: "#ZZZ — <description from ticket>"
-
-### To apply
-
-`/roadmap-reconcile --apply` (operator-confirms before commit)
-```
-
-## Output format (--json)
-
-```json
-{
-  "timestamp": "2026-05-04T...",
-  "surfaces": [
-    {"type": "canvas", "path": "...", "rows": 8},
-    {"type": "typed-roadmap", "path": null, "note": "bassclef#480 not yet shipped"}
-  ],
-  "drift": [
-    {
-      "surface": "canvas:strategy/canvases/...",
-      "row": "LR-4",
-      "claim": "in progress",
-      "reality": "shipped",
-      "evidence": "chronicle/2026-05-04d-...md",
-      "edit": "row LR-4 status: shipped"
-    }
-  ]
-}
-```
-
-## Acceptance
-
-- SKILL.md scaffolds with verb-first description (≤280 chars; per `.claude/rules/skill-description-clarity.md`)
-- Tests in `scripts/tests/roadmap-reconcile.test.sh` cover:
-  - Enumeration: skill detects all canvas LR-N tables in `strategy/canvases/`
-  - Drift detection: stale canvas + recent shipped chronicle → drift surfaces
-  - Drift detection: freshly-filed ticket marked as "blocks LR-N" → drift surfaces
-  - Output formats: --dry-run produces markdown; --json produces valid JSON
-  - Negative test: clean roadmap (no drift) → "no drift" output
-- Integration: /longrun prep SKILL.md procedure adds Step 0.5 reference
-- Integration: /sprint SKILL.md composes-with table updated
-
-## Composes with
-
-- `/longrun prep` (composes-into Step 0.5) — pre-flight reconciliation gate
-- `/sprint` (composes-into output) — surface drift alongside ticket-level orientation
-- `/whats-the-plan` (referenced) — declares the chain; this skill refreshes the plan source
-- `/promote` — when reconciliation surfaces a missing typed roadmap entity, file as substrate-evolution ticket (mirrors LR4 WU-0 → bassclef#480 pattern)
-- `state_roadmap_get` accessor — read at Step 1 once bassclef#480 ships; until then, canvas-grep is the surface
-
-## Distinct from
-
-- `/sprint` — ticket-level (what's next on the backlog); this is goal-level (what's next in the sequenced roadmap)
-- `/whereami` — point-in-time snapshot reader; this skill EDITS the source canvases that whereami summarizes
-- `/promote` — files new tickets when patterns surface; this skill updates how filed tickets are sequenced
-
-## Sources read
-
-- bassclef#479 (ticket body) — procedure spec
-- `strategy/canvases/2026-05-03-bassclef-platform-primitive.md` — Operator priorities table is the load-bearing surface
-- `strategy/canvases/2026-05-04-hud-on-brownfield-repo.md` — Stage 3 build sequence is the second load-bearing surface
-- `docs/iteration-bets/2026-05-04d-catalog-substrate-roadmap-reconnect.md` WU-0 — manual instance this skill automates
-- `chronicle/2026-05-04d-catalog-substrate-roadmap-reconnect.md` — discoveries section names the meta-loop pattern
-- bassclef#480 (ticket body) — typed roadmap entity gap; this skill bridges to it
-- `.claude/rules/blocked-items.md` — drift surfaces follow the BLOCKED protocol when /longrun prep can't proceed without resolution
-
-## Closes
-
-Filed in iteration-goal `2026-05-04e-LR5-enforcement-and-content` (LR5) WU-1. Closes bassclef#479. The skill itself is the substrate primitive that retires the manual-WU-0 pattern from LR4 onward.
-
-## Output discipline
-
-Dispatch `/kiss words --rewrite` on your skill output before you return it. See `standards/skill-output-discipline.md` for the contract.