devrites 7.0.6 → 7.0.7

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  All notable changes to DevRites are documented here. The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/) and DevRites adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html). Releases are generated automatically by [semantic-release](https://semantic-release.gitbook.io/) from Conventional Commits on `main`.
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+ ## [7.0.7](https://github.com/ViktorsBaikers/DevRites/compare/v7.0.6...v7.0.7) (2026-10-22)
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+ ### Fixed
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+ * **devrites:** never defer a Vet write-set closure row as late ([#161](https://github.com/ViktorsBaikers/DevRites/issues/161)) ([1e71afa](https://github.com/ViktorsBaikers/DevRites/commit/1e71afa630be9f807aeb26aade1cb00407655734))
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  ## [7.0.6](https://github.com/ViktorsBaikers/DevRites/compare/v7.0.5...v7.0.6) (2026-10-22)
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  ### Fixed
package/README.md CHANGED
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  the feature to another engineer, the next session reads the same plan,
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  decisions, and evidence before it continues.
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- **Status:** [`v7.0.6`](https://github.com/ViktorsBaikers/DevRites/releases/tag/v7.0.6): see [`CHANGELOG.md`](CHANGELOG.md) for release notes.
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+ **Status:** [`v7.0.7`](https://github.com/ViktorsBaikers/DevRites/releases/tag/v7.0.7): see [`CHANGELOG.md`](CHANGELOG.md) for release notes.
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  This is the latest published release; `main` may contain unreleased work.
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  next full-inventory gate (Vet `mechanism` → one `test-plan.md` proof row; Build →
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  the `/rite-review` roster) — never by another repair round in this phase. Review
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  closes every deferred row with a labeled verdict; Seal blocks on any without one.
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+ A Vet write-set closure row (plan-reviewer dimension 6) is never late: it names
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+ an unbuilt slice's missing path and folds in this phase's one Plan repair, since
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+ deferring it only reopens Plan at that slice's Build entry.
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  **Failing case:** round 4 finds three Important items on clauses untouched since
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  round 1 and dispatches another repair.
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  - **Recovery findings need a discriminator; recovery scope stays frozen.** While a
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  must pass, and it replays Build-entry `check slice` on every unbuilt slice, so
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  READY needs each to pass (fix failures in `/rite-plan`). READY also needs every
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  unbuilt slice's write set closed against the live tree (plan-reviewer
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- dimension 6), so frontier gaps fold in one Plan repair, not one per slice. A `sequence_lookahead: yes` workspace also records one
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+ dimension 6), so frontier gaps fold in one Plan repair, not one per slice; an
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+ affected recheck also closes every unbuilt slice and never defers a closure row. A `sequence_lookahead: yes` workspace also records one
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  `Predecessor readiness: <predecessor> <digest>` line from the predecessor's
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  `--emit-binding` hex; readiness re-checks it. Record the per-input drift baseline alongside it:
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  `devrites-engine check drift <slug> --record` — a later stale binding then
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  next full-inventory gate (Vet `mechanism` → one `test-plan.md` proof row; Build →
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  the `/rite-review` roster) — never by another repair round in this phase. Review
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  closes every deferred row with a labeled verdict; Seal blocks on any without one.
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+ A Vet write-set closure row (plan-reviewer dimension 6) is never late: it names
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+ an unbuilt slice's missing path and folds in this phase's one Plan repair, since
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+ deferring it only reopens Plan at that slice's Build entry.
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  **Failing case:** round 4 finds three Important items on clauses untouched since
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  round 1 and dispatches another repair.
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  - **Recovery findings need a discriminator; recovery scope stays frozen.** While a
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  must pass, and it replays Build-entry `check slice` on every unbuilt slice, so
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  READY needs each to pass (fix failures in `/rite-plan`). READY also needs every
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  unbuilt slice's write set closed against the live tree (plan-reviewer
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- dimension 6), so frontier gaps fold in one Plan repair, not one per slice. A `sequence_lookahead: yes` workspace also records one
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+ dimension 6), so frontier gaps fold in one Plan repair, not one per slice; an
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+ affected recheck also closes every unbuilt slice and never defers a closure row. A `sequence_lookahead: yes` workspace also records one
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  `Predecessor readiness: <predecessor> <digest>` line from the predecessor's
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  `--emit-binding` hex; readiness re-checks it. Record the per-input drift baseline alongside it:
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  `devrites-engine check drift <slug> --record` — a later stale binding then
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  next full-inventory gate (Vet `mechanism` → one `test-plan.md` proof row; Build →
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  the `$rite-review` roster) — never by another repair round in this phase. Review
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  closes every deferred row with a labeled verdict; Seal blocks on any without one.
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+ A Vet write-set closure row (plan-reviewer dimension 6) is never late: it names
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+ an unbuilt slice's missing path and folds in this phase's one Plan repair, since
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+ deferring it only reopens Plan at that slice's Build entry.
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  **Failing case:** round 4 finds three Important items on clauses untouched since
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  round 1 and dispatches another repair.
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  - **Recovery findings need a discriminator; recovery scope stays frozen.** While a
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  must pass, and it replays Build-entry `check slice` on every unbuilt slice, so
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  READY needs each to pass (fix failures in `$rite-plan`). READY also needs every
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  unbuilt slice's write set closed against the live tree (plan-reviewer
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- dimension 6), so frontier gaps fold in one Plan repair, not one per slice. A `sequence_lookahead: yes` workspace also records one
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+ dimension 6), so frontier gaps fold in one Plan repair, not one per slice; an
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+ affected recheck also closes every unbuilt slice and never defers a closure row. A `sequence_lookahead: yes` workspace also records one
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  `Predecessor readiness: <predecessor> <digest>` line from the predecessor's
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  `--emit-binding` hex; readiness re-checks it. Record the per-input drift baseline alongside it:
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  `devrites-engine check drift <slug> --record` — a later stale binding then
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  next full-inventory gate (Vet `mechanism` → one `test-plan.md` proof row; Build →
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  the `/rite-review` roster) — never by another repair round in this phase. Review
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  closes every deferred row with a labeled verdict; Seal blocks on any without one.
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+ A Vet write-set closure row (plan-reviewer dimension 6) is never late: it names
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+ an unbuilt slice's missing path and folds in this phase's one Plan repair, since
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+ deferring it only reopens Plan at that slice's Build entry.
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  **Failing case:** round 4 finds three Important items on clauses untouched since
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  round 1 and dispatches another repair.
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  - **Recovery findings need a discriminator; recovery scope stays frozen.** While a
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  must pass, and it replays Build-entry `check slice` on every unbuilt slice, so
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  READY needs each to pass (fix failures in `/rite-plan`). READY also needs every
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  unbuilt slice's write set closed against the live tree (plan-reviewer
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- dimension 6), so frontier gaps fold in one Plan repair, not one per slice. A `sequence_lookahead: yes` workspace also records one
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+ dimension 6), so frontier gaps fold in one Plan repair, not one per slice; an
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+ affected recheck also closes every unbuilt slice and never defers a closure row. A `sequence_lookahead: yes` workspace also records one
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  `Predecessor readiness: <predecessor> <digest>` line from the predecessor's
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  `--emit-binding` hex; readiness re-checks it. Record the per-input drift baseline alongside it:
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  `devrites-engine check drift <slug> --record` — a later stale binding then
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  next full-inventory gate (Vet `mechanism` → one `test-plan.md` proof row; Build →
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  the `/rite-review` roster) — never by another repair round in this phase. Review
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  closes every deferred row with a labeled verdict; Seal blocks on any without one.
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+ A Vet write-set closure row (plan-reviewer dimension 6) is never late: it names
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+ an unbuilt slice's missing path and folds in this phase's one Plan repair, since
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+ deferring it only reopens Plan at that slice's Build entry.
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  **Failing case:** round 4 finds three Important items on clauses untouched since
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  round 1 and dispatches another repair.
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  - **Recovery findings need a discriminator; recovery scope stays frozen.** While a
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  must pass, and it replays Build-entry `check slice` on every unbuilt slice, so
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  READY needs each to pass (fix failures in `/rite-plan`). READY also needs every
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  unbuilt slice's write set closed against the live tree (plan-reviewer
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- dimension 6), so frontier gaps fold in one Plan repair, not one per slice. A `sequence_lookahead: yes` workspace also records one
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+ dimension 6), so frontier gaps fold in one Plan repair, not one per slice; an
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+ affected recheck also closes every unbuilt slice and never defers a closure row. A `sequence_lookahead: yes` workspace also records one
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  `Predecessor readiness: <predecessor> <digest>` line from the predecessor's
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  `--emit-binding` hex; readiness re-checks it. Record the per-input drift baseline alongside it:
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  `devrites-engine check drift <slug> --record` — a later stale binding then
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  next full-inventory gate (Vet `mechanism` → one `test-plan.md` proof row; Build →
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  the `/rite-review` roster) — never by another repair round in this phase. Review
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  closes every deferred row with a labeled verdict; Seal blocks on any without one.
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+ A Vet write-set closure row (plan-reviewer dimension 6) is never late: it names
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+ an unbuilt slice's missing path and folds in this phase's one Plan repair, since
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+ deferring it only reopens Plan at that slice's Build entry.
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  **Failing case:** round 4 finds three Important items on clauses untouched since
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  round 1 and dispatches another repair.
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  - **Recovery findings need a discriminator; recovery scope stays frozen.** While a
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  must pass, and it replays Build-entry `check slice` on every unbuilt slice, so
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  READY needs each to pass (fix failures in `/rite-plan`). READY also needs every
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  unbuilt slice's write set closed against the live tree (plan-reviewer
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- dimension 6), so frontier gaps fold in one Plan repair, not one per slice. A `sequence_lookahead: yes` workspace also records one
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+ dimension 6), so frontier gaps fold in one Plan repair, not one per slice; an
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+ affected recheck also closes every unbuilt slice and never defers a closure row. A `sequence_lookahead: yes` workspace also records one
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  `Predecessor readiness: <predecessor> <digest>` line from the predecessor's
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  `--emit-binding` hex; readiness re-checks it. Record the per-input drift baseline alongside it:
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  `devrites-engine check drift <slug> --record` — a later stale binding then
package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "devrites",
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- "version": "7.0.6",
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  "description": "DevRites: a disciplined senior-engineer workflow pack for Claude Code, Codex, omp, pi, and Devin CLI",
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  "license": "SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE",
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  "homepage": "https://github.com/ViktorsBaikers/DevRites#readme",