devrites 7.3.1 → 7.3.2

package/pack/generated/dsh/skills/rite-build/reference/wright-dispatch.md

@@ -99,26 +99,26 @@ Same-worktree multi-writer / root-emulated worktrees stay forbidden.
 
 ## Run
 
-Same-worktree (non-isolated) dispatch claims before writing: the `dispatch open`
-below adds `--claim-session <id>`, one `--claim <path>` per task path, and
-`--claim-ttl <minutes>` sized to the write; it runs the
-`claim check --session <id> <task-paths>` test, and a live foreign holder fails the
-open with no wave and no claim and stops the dispatch, per
-[`agents.md`](../../devrites-lib/reference/standards/agents.md). `.devrites/**`
-is never a task path; see [Workflow Artifact admission](../../devrites-lib/reference/standards/workflow-artifacts.md).
+Before same-tree writing, `dispatch open` adds `--claim-session <id>`,
+`--claim <path>` per task path, and `--claim-ttl <minutes>` sized to the write.
+It runs `claim check --session <id> <task-paths>`. Live foreign or abandoned
+unreleased/nonterminal claims (even same-session/expired) refuse without a wave
+or new claim, per [`agents.md`](../../devrites-lib/reference/standards/agents.md).
+`.devrites/**` is never a task path; see [Workflow Artifact admission](../../devrites-lib/reference/standards/workflow-artifacts.md).
 Render the contract with `devrites-engine packet <slug> --wave <wave> --phase build
 --role slice-wright --slice <SLICE-ID> [--checks <G-ID,...>] [--focus <file>]` (it
 writes the linted same-worktree `packets/<wave>.contract.md`; a native-worktree pilot
-writes its own contract with `Isolation`, `worktree_base`, and subject) and hand the wright that text verbatim. Reviewers read
-that file, so `--focus` rows state each defect to fix with its anchor, never a reviewer's verdict,
-count, or pass status ("code review is no-findings" voids the next review). Ask the host
-for the exact writer in fresh context; a repair round on the same slice whose
-returned wright the host can still continue goes to that wright on its existing
-handle instead, so it does not re-read the slice from scratch. Wait, and track it
-through the launch barrier — `devrites-engine dispatch <slug> open --phase build --wave
-<slice-id> --role slice-wright --slice <SLICE-ID> --contract <file>` (it refuses a
+writes its own contract with `Isolation`, `worktree_base`, and subject). Give it
+verbatim. Reviewers read it: `--focus` names defect + anchor, never a prior
+verdict, count, or pass claim. Ask the exact writer in fresh context; a repair
+may continue the returned wright's existing handle if the host supports it,
+avoiding a reread. Track the launch barrier — `devrites-engine dispatch <slug> open --phase build --wave
+<wave-id> --role slice-wright --slice <SLICE-ID> --contract <file>` (it refuses a
 contract that forbids writer-safe checks or names none), then `start` with the host handle
-(the last start seals the wave) and `return` on completion (auto-records dispatch/return metrics). Every 5 wright
+(the last start seals the wave) and `return --wave <wave-id> --role slice-wright
+--handle <id>` on completion (auto-records dispatch/return metrics). Every wave ID
+is single-use: use a fresh ID for each repair or retry, even after abandonment;
+the earlier wave keeps its handles, history, and any unreleased claim. Every 5 wright
 rounds on one slice, `open` blocks for a reslice review. First re-admit each
 finding still driving rounds under the Proportionality rule of
 [agents.md § Result admission](../../devrites-lib/reference/standards/agents.md#result-admission): one without a broken anchor or a reachable trigger becomes a
@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ open findings move to the new slice owning their paths), or record
 `## <DRIFT-ID> — <SLICE-ID> reslice review` with why no smaller split exists and
 a spec trace of the slice's obligations (hardening no AC/INV/PROH requires moves to
 a sibling slice dependents do not need, still gated before Seal), and
-reopen with `--reslice-review <DRIFT-ID>`. Same-worktree stays one writer.
+open a fresh wave with `--reslice-review <DRIFT-ID>`. Same-worktree stays one writer.
 Never run two writers in one worktree, mix isolated and same-worktree writers,
 or substitute a generic agent. Sanctioned parallel dispatch uses one exact
 wright per worktree, source-local `slice-wright.<SLICE-ID>` roles and starts

package/pack/generated/dsh/skills/rite-clarify/SKILL.md

@@ -59,34 +59,34 @@ dispatch uses
    remains.
 5. **Write the verdict.** Write `Decision coverage: CLEAR` only after re-reading all inputs and confirming
    every material row has current evidence and an owner. Normal flow sets `phase=clarify` and
-   `next_action=/rite-temper`. A low-stakes spec — the significance trigger temper itself
-   skips (rite-temper step 1) — sets `next_action=/rite-define` instead. A contract-neutral later-phase return uses
-   the native restore below; changed behavior or acceptance routes to
-   `/rite-plan repair` instead. Stop without starting the next phase.
+   `next_action=/rite-temper`, or `/rite-define` for low-stakes specs temper skips.
+   Later-phase entries follow the ownership protocol below. Return inline verdicts
+   to the controlling caller; otherwise stop before starting the next phase.
 
 ## Native clarify cursor protocol
 
-The controlling root edits only cursor rows in `state.md`; it must preserve unrelated Markdown and the file's existing table/bullet presentation.
-
-- **Normal entry from Spec:** set `phase=clarify`, `status=running`, and
-  `next_action=/rite-clarify <slug>`; omit both return fields.
-- **Already in Clarify:** no-op. Do not overwrite an existing valid return
-  cursor.
-- **Later-phase entry:** only `temper`, `define`, `plan`, `vet`, `build`,
-  `converge`, `prove`, `polish`, `review`, `seal`, or `ship` may return. First
-  copy the current `phase` and non-empty `next_action` to `return_phase` and
-  `return_next_action`; then set `phase=clarify`, `status=running`, and
-  `next_action=/rite-clarify <slug>`. Missing/unknown cursor values fail closed
-  before any write.
-- **Contract-neutral restore:** after a fresh `Decision coverage: CLEAR`, require
-  `phase=clarify`, both return fields, a recognized later `return_phase`, and a
-  non-empty `return_next_action`. Restore those values to `phase` and
-  `next_action`, set `status=running`, and remove both return fields in the same
-  rewrite. Re-read the cursor and confirm the return rows are absent.
-- **Contract changed:** do not restore the saved cursor. Record drift and route
-  through `/rite-plan repair`, which owns the changed plan and next action.
-
-Never normalize or rewrite the rest of `state.md` while applying this protocol.
+Edit only cursor rows; preserve unrelated Markdown and table/bullet presentation.
+
+- **Validate before writes:** require no return fields or a complete pair:
+  recognized later `return_phase`, non-empty `return_next_action`. Invalid/half
+  pairs fail closed. Later phases: `temper`, `define`, `plan`, `vet`, `build`,
+  `converge`, `prove`, `polish`, `review`, `seal`, `ship`.
+- **Spec entry:** set `phase=clarify`, `status=running`,
+  `next_action=/rite-clarify <slug>`; omit return fields.
+- **Caller-owned pair:** pair with `phase!=clarify` requires a native
+  controlling caller; otherwise stop for ownership recovery. Run bounded Clarify
+  inline, preserve all cursor rows, and return its verdict to caller.
+  Contract changes require Plan repair and Vet before outer resume.
+- **Clarify-owned pair:** standalone later-phase entry without a pair saves current
+  phase/non-empty next action as the pair, then sets `phase=clarify`,
+  `status=running`, `next_action=/rite-clarify <slug>`. Missing/unknown values
+  fail closed. `phase=clarify` resumes without writes; its pair belongs to
+  standalone Clarify, not a nested caller.
+- **Restore:** after fresh `CLEAR`, only the owner restores its pair.
+  Contract-neutral standalone Clarify restores phase/next action, sets
+  `status=running`, atomically unsets both return fields, and re-reads to verify.
+  Contract changes retain the pair through Plan repair and Vet; only its owner
+  consumes it after readiness. Preserve caller pairs.
 
 ## Output
 

package/pack/generated/omp/skills/devrites-lib/reference/parallel-dispatch.md

@@ -55,28 +55,27 @@ If the candidate diff has no matching surfaces, record
    The `agents` dispatch contract needs no flag: `--role` auto-fires it
    (`auto=[agents]` in the output). The command prints `unselected=[...]`; an
    omitted applicable trigger is a gap, not a shortcut.
-3. Enforce the launch barrier through the engine, not prose. Open the wave
-   (`devrites-engine dispatch <slug> open --phase <p> --wave <w> --role <r>...`;
-   a reviewer, auditor, or test-analyst wave adds `--packet <file>`, any one of the
-   wave's rendered `packets/<w>.<role>.md` (hand each agent its own file unedited), and `open` refuses one that seeds a gate result, outcome,
-   count, or "already passed" claim; a Build reviewer wave adds `--slice <SLICE-ID>`
-   so its findings key on that slice; at Review and Seal it also needs the packet to
-   name the frozen candidate diff and the manifest to cover every checkpointed path;
-   a same-tree writer wave adds `--claim-session <id> --claim <path>...` per
-   [`wright-dispatch.md`](skill://rite-build/reference/wright-dispatch.md#run)), launch every native agent nonblocking through the host's own agent
-   tool (never a shell-launched host CLI such as `omp -p` or `claude -p`: that is a
-   dispatch bridge, its PID handle dies with the session, and its return is a `gap`),
-   record each returned host handle
-   (`dispatch ... start --wave <w> --role <r> --handle <id>`) — the last start
-   seals the wave (an explicit `seal` is a no-op), which makes a
-   serial launch-then-wait pattern impossible to record. Record each completion
-   with `dispatch ... return`; a reviewer adds `--result <file>` holding its return verbatim (the engine stores it as `packets/<wave>-<role>.return.md`, derives the outcome from its head, and records its `Finding:` keys; a file already at that path is kept), or `--outcome <findings|no-findings|gap>` when the host cannot hand the return over as a file; `return` refuses before seal. `dispatch status`
-   exits nonzero while the wave is open, sealed, or abandoned. `start`/`return`
-   auto-record the dispatch/return metrics events — no separate ledger call. If
-   an opened wave cannot obtain every handle or reach `seal`, run
-   `devrites-engine dispatch <slug> abandon --wave <w> --reason <reason>` (with
-   `--release` on a host-confirmed stop or refused launch) before
-   recording the gap; never leave an open wave to block a retry.
+3. Open a single-use wave; every retry needs a fresh ID:
+   `devrites-engine dispatch <slug> open --phase <p> --wave <w> --role <r>...`.
+   Reviewer/auditor/test-analyst waves add `--packet <file>` naming any rendered
+   `packets/<w>.<role>.md`; give each agent its own packet unedited. `open` rejects
+   seeded gate results, outcomes, counts, or pass claims. Build reviewers add
+   `--slice <SLICE-ID>`; Review/Seal packets bind the frozen diff and a manifest
+   covering every checkpointed path. Same-tree writers add `--claim-session <id>
+   --claim <path>...` per [`wright-dispatch.md`](skill://rite-build/reference/wright-dispatch.md#run).
+   Launch all native agents nonblocking through the host tool before waiting.
+   Never shell-launch host CLIs (`omp -p`, `claude -p`): that bridge's handle dies
+   with the session and its return is a gap. Record every host handle with
+   `dispatch ... start --wave <w> --role <r> --handle <id>`; the last seals the wave
+   (explicit `seal` then does nothing). Return only after seal, with the recorded
+   handle: `dispatch ... return --wave <w> --role <r> --handle <id>`.
+   Reviewers add `--result <file>`: retain it verbatim at
+   `packets/<wave>-<role>.return.md` (keep an existing file), derive outcome and
+   `Finding:` keys. If the host cannot provide a file, use explicit
+   `--outcome findings|no-findings|gap`. Status is nonzero for open/sealed/abandoned
+   waves; start/return record metrics. If handles/seal cannot be obtained,
+   `dispatch ... abandon --wave <w> --reason <reason>` before recording the gap;
+   add `--release` only after host-confirmed stop/refused launch.
 4. Ask for each exact named agent in fresh context; omit native syntax and
    `agent_type`/`task_name`/`fork_turns` from the instruction.
 5. Every dispatch reaches a terminal classification before reconciliation:
@@ -144,32 +143,35 @@ the client renames a field its mocked test still passes, and the verdict reads c
 
 ## Cancellation and terminal reconciliation
 
-Cancellation acknowledgement means the host accepted a request, not that the
-child stopped. A transport timeout likewise leaves execution unknown. Keep the
-child's handle, path/resource ownership and capacity reservation until the
-native host confirms a terminal state and returned work has been reconciled.
-Query or wait on that handle; do not replace the child, release its slot, or
-reuse its resources while it may still run. If terminal state cannot be
-established, record a gap and retain ownership; for a child launched by an earlier
-session, the claim proof below settles it. A result classification alone
-does not prove host termination.
+Cancellation acknowledgement or timeout leaves execution unknown. Keep handles,
+path/resource ownership, and capacity until the native host confirms termination
+and returned work is reconciled. Query/wait; never replace children, release slots,
+or reuse resources prematurely. If unproven, record a gap and retain ownership;
+earlier-session claim proof follows. Outcome classification alone proves no death.
 
 On resume (compaction or a new session), run `devrites-engine dispatch <slug>
 status`, `parallel status`, and `claim list` before any dispatch. A read-only
 wave whose handles this session cannot query: `abandon` it, record each unreturned
-role `gap`, and re-dispatch fresh on the current digest; its late returns are
-`stale`. A writer keeps its claim and lease — no relaunch on those paths until the
-claim is released or its holder is proven terminal. For an unqueryable writer,
-`claim list` showing its claim `dead` (the engine proved the holding session
-exited on this host), or `claim list --all --session <id>` showing it `released`
-(bare `list` only counts released rows), is that proof: `abandon` the wave, record the
-role `gap`, claim the paths, and re-dispatch without waiting on the launching
-session. `live` or `expired` stays held. A wright that never returned an
+role `gap`, and re-dispatch under a fresh wave ID on the current digest; its late
+returns are `stale`. A writer retains claim/lease: no relaunch under a fresh wave,
+same session, or expired TTL until release or proven termination. For an
+unqueryable writer, `claim list` `dead` proves its holding session exited on this
+host; `claim list --all --session <id>` shows `released` (bare `list` counts it).
+After that proof, `dispatch <slug> abandon --wave <w> --release --reason <reason>`
+stamps `terminal_at` even without a claim, not a return. Record `gap`, reclaim
+paths, and re-dispatch. `live`/`expired` stays held; cancellation acknowledgement,
+timeout, ordinary abandonment, or replacement cannot prove writer death.
+A wright that never returned an
 admitted result leaves unadmitted bytes: task-path changes since its pre-dispatch
 `git diff --name-only` baseline are never cited as built nor discarded, and are
 named in the re-dispatch contract; changes outside task paths stop for the human
 (Converge side: [`rite-converge`](skill://rite-converge/SKILL.md)).
 
+Finalization settles every launched role, including proof/custom/writer roles.
+Abandoned proof/reviewer replacement needs a newer settled account, same canonical
+phase/role/exact unordered slice set, and distinct handle. Writer termination
+admits no bytes and bypasses no candidate, admission, review or proof gate.
+
 ## Scale limits
 
 The role table bounds rosters. Use up to ten concurrent read-only reviewers,

package/pack/generated/omp/skills/overhaul/SKILL.md

@@ -143,10 +143,14 @@ deployment, or anything the user did not start with this command.
    reconfirmation otherwise), the re-hashed plan digest, the task closure, the current
    plan revision, no later stop, and for PR or branch scope a checked-out `HEAD` equal
    to the pinned head. Record it in `approval.json`.
-2. Execute the approved DAG with [`overhaul-implementer`](.omp/agents/overhaul-implementer.md): one
-   writer per path, independent frontend and backend tasks concurrently, TDD per
-   [`references/repair-and-measurement.md`](references/repair-and-measurement.md).
-   Admit patches only when observed changed paths equal the contract.
+2. Execute the approved DAG with [`overhaul-implementer`](.omp/agents/overhaul-implementer.md)
+   and TDD per [`references/repair-and-measurement.md`](references/repair-and-measurement.md).
+   Serialize shared-repository target writes, even for independent frontend/backend
+   tasks: whole-repository before-capture → target writer stops → full delta →
+   receipt admission, then start the next writer. Preserve one owner per physical
+   task path; admit only observed changes within the approved contract. Read-only
+   reviews and verification may overlap on immutable inputs when resources permit
+   ([observation windows](references/orchestration.md#single-writer-budgets-and-cancellation)).
 3. Verify each fix independently (`repair-verify`), test the assembled candidate,
    remeasure approved targets, rescore, publish, and follow the convergence table in
    [`references/lifecycle.md`](references/lifecycle.md) — continuing automatically

package/pack/generated/omp/skills/overhaul/references/lifecycle.md

@@ -142,9 +142,13 @@ dispatched in task-ID order; a failed or blocked task keeps its dependents block
 Order correctness and security work before dependent performance or refactor work; keep dependency migrations separate from unrelated optimizations so gains stay
 attributable; give each shared physical file, generated source, lockfile or
 interface one write owner with explicit ordering; let a shared-contract change land
-only with evidence from both consumers. Independent frontend and backend tasks may
-run concurrently. A task like "improve architecture", "optimize queries" or "add
-tests" with no concrete failing case and acceptance evidence is not approvable.
+only with evidence from both consumers. Serialize target-mutating attempts on one
+repository, including independent frontend/backend tasks: whole-repository
+before-capture → target writer stops → full delta → receipt admission, then dispatch
+the next writer. Read-only reviews and verification may overlap on immutable inputs
+when resources permit ([observation windows](orchestration.md#single-writer-budgets-and-cancellation)).
+A task like "improve architecture", "optimize queries" or "add tests" with no concrete
+failing case and acceptance evidence is not approvable.
 Each task names the oracle its kind requires
 ([`repair-and-measurement.md`](repair-and-measurement.md#oracles-by-finding-kind)).
 Rejected and deferred findings stay visible and keep failing their controls.
@@ -211,9 +215,12 @@ Dispatch only the deficient areas and their dependencies: frontend deficits to t
 frontend engineer plus relevant craft, performance, security or proof specialists;
 backend deficits to the backend engineer plus data, concurrency, security or proof
 specialists; boundary deficits to both producer and consumer owners. When both sides
-have deficits, dispatch them concurrently. When one side alone is affected, do not
-spawn an idle other-side repair to manufacture overlap; reuse unaffected evidence
-only after a recorded freshness check. Final cross-lane checks stay mandatory.
+have deficits, dispatch independent read-only investigation and verification
+concurrently on immutable inputs where resources permit; queue shared-repository
+target writes through the exclusive capture → writer stop → delta → admission
+windows above. When one side alone is affected, do not spawn an idle other-side
+repair to manufacture overlap; reuse unaffected evidence only after a recorded
+freshness check. Final cross-lane checks stay mandatory.
 
 Each new assignment carries the previous attempt's actual evidence, current deficit
 IDs, a falsifiable hypothesis or the exact missing observation, why the next action

package/pack/generated/omp/skills/overhaul/references/orchestration.md

@@ -83,10 +83,13 @@ file's body as its instructions; record that fallback in `run.json` capabilities
 ## Concurrent waves
 
 Use a bounded pool: at most 6 active read-only workers (reviewers, verifiers,
-critics) unless the user or host sets another limit; writers stay one per path. The limit counts nested and tool-launched model agents; workers never
-delegate further. A timed-out, cancelled-but-unconfirmed or `unknown` worker keeps
-its slot until it reaches a verified terminal state. Test runners, browsers and compilers obey a separate recorded
-CPU/memory/process budget.
+critics) unless the user or host sets another limit. Target-mutating writer attempts
+on one repository run serially, including their complete observation and admission
+windows; path-disjoint tasks do not isolate a shared repository. The limit counts
+nested and tool-launched model agents; workers never delegate further. A timed-out,
+cancelled-but-unconfirmed or `unknown` worker keeps its slot until it reaches a
+verified terminal state. Test runners, browsers and compilers obey a separate
+recorded CPU/memory/process budget.
 
 After the short shared snapshot and component-map preflight:
 
@@ -104,19 +107,22 @@ After the short shared snapshot and component-map preflight:
    Launch the gap wave a critic names as soon as it names it, alongside that wave's
    verifiers, instead of waiting for them; every wave still runs, and reconciliation
    still waits until every attempt is terminal.
-5. Synchronize only at snapshot establishment, shared-contract decisions, final
-   reconciliation, approval, combined-candidate verification and completion. A
-   question blocking one lane never stalls unrelated work in another.
+5. Read-only waves synchronize only at snapshot establishment, shared-contract
+   decisions, final reconciliation, approval, combined-candidate verification and
+   completion. A question blocking one lane never stalls unrelated read-only work
+   in another. Shared-repository target writes use the exclusive windows below.
 
 Record in `dispatch.json`, per attempt: wave, role, lane, profiles, snapshot,
 `dispatched_at` (coordinator clock), and the worker's own `started_at` and
 `finished_at`. Concurrency is proven only by overlapping worker intervals for the
 frontend and backend attempts of one wave. Never invent timestamps or claim
-parallelism the receipts do not show. Parallel writes additionally need approved,
-path-independent tasks; contracts, schemas, lockfiles, generators and shared
-components impose real ordering. Benchmarks sharing CPU, browser, database, network
-or caches run in exclusive measurement windows (see
-[`repair-and-measurement.md`](repair-and-measurement.md#measurement-windows)).
+parallelism the receipts do not show. Read-only review and verification may overlap
+on immutable inputs when their resources permit. Approved, path-independent tasks
+still serialize target mutation on a shared repository: whole-repository deltas
+cannot attribute overlapping writes to individual attempts. Contracts, schemas,
+lockfiles, generators and shared components impose further ordering. Benchmarks
+sharing CPU, browser, database, network or caches run in exclusive measurement
+windows (see [`repair-and-measurement.md`](repair-and-measurement.md#measurement-windows)).
 
 ## Dispatch packets
 
@@ -239,15 +245,20 @@ Reconcile only after every attempt of the wave is terminal:
 ## Single writer, budgets and cancellation
 
 - One active writer per physical target path, including symlink and case aliases;
-  the validator enforces this over `dispatch.json`. This is a coordination rule, not
-  an operating-system lock; the coordinator also compares fingerprints before and
-  after every writer.
-- Before admitting a patch, check its expected input hashes and the observed changed
-  paths against the task's exact allowed paths. Observe them per attempt: run
-  `devrites-engine overhaul snapshot state <repo> <before.json>` just before dispatch and
-  `devrites-engine overhaul snapshot delta <before.json> <repo>` after it, and pass that output to
-  `devrites-engine overhaul admit receipt --observed`. Never derive them from `git status`, which
-  also lists the user's own edits. Extra paths are rejected, never merged later.
+  the validator reserves each live writer's complete approved task scope, not a
+  narrower `write_paths` claim. This is a coordination rule, not an operating-system
+  lock or permission to overlap target writes on one repository.
+- Serialize the shared repository's entire target-mutating attempt window: capture
+  `devrites-engine overhaul snapshot state <repo> <before.json>` immediately before
+  dispatch, wait for the writer to stop, capture
+  `devrites-engine overhaul snapshot delta <before.json> <repo>`, and finish receipt
+  admission before the next target writer starts. The delta reports the whole
+  repository, including concurrent user edits; retain every observed path and reject
+  changes outside the task's exact allowed paths. Never filter sibling paths or
+  derive observations from `git status`. Path-disjoint writes still share this
+  observation resource. Read-only workers may overlap on immutable inputs where
+  resource use permits; checks that mutate the target repository also need this
+  exclusive window.
 - Use only providers and models the user approved; record the actual selection and
   any fallback. Independence means a separate context and evidence, not a
   different paid model. Never escalate to an unapproved provider to raise a score.

package/pack/generated/omp/skills/overhaul/references/records.md

@@ -70,8 +70,8 @@ and every admission and settlement is recorded before the run leaves `RUNNING`
    revision as a new file under `revisions/`; never rewrite an existing one.
 3. Render views into the staged generation with `devrites-engine overhaul render`.
 4. `devrites-engine overhaul records publish <run>` validates the staged generation
-   against the previous one, writes `manifest.json` (SHA-256 of every generation file
-   and every revision), renames the directory, then replaces `CURRENT` last.
+   against the previous one, writes `manifest.json` (SHA-256 of every generation file,
+   revision and admitted receipt), renames the directory, then replaces `CURRENT` last.
 5. Any reader runs `validate <run>` first. A mismatch between `CURRENT`, the manifest
    and file bytes is a mixed generation: stop applying and republish.
 
@@ -79,6 +79,16 @@ A crash leaves an incomplete `g<N+1>.tmp` or a complete `g<N+1>` not yet current
 `validate` reports both, `stage` refuses until you inspect it, and the previous
 generation stays intact. One atomic rename is not a transaction; readers verify
 digests.
+
+Publishing first seals each admitted receipt's exact bytes in `manifest.receipts`.
+Later generations retain those digests and each settled task/attempt's original
+receipt path, even when the attempt leaves the dispatch ledger. Receipt changes
+invalidate both `validate` and the next `publish`; a caller's new path or digest
+cannot replace settled authority. Preserve the original receipt and record new work
+as a new attempt. A manifest without receipt bindings is not trusted.
+`admit receipt` remains read-only: settlement is recorded in the stage and sealed by
+`publish`, not by changing the current generation during admission.
+
 Give run files restrictive permissions, redact secrets before storing evidence, and
 never store credentials, tokens or private keys.
 
@@ -122,20 +132,23 @@ for needs-validation, evidence for decided findings, `verified_by` naming an adm
 verifier attempt, repository-relative locations (external ones are labels, never
 host paths); `revisions.plan.file` equal to `revisions/plan-r<rev>.json`, required
 once approvals or writers exist; plan digest pins; known, acyclic dependencies;
-allowed paths that are exact files inside the repository (no `*` or `?`, no
+non-empty arrays of allowed paths that are exact files inside the repository (no `*` or `?`, no
 directories, no `.git` component or run-area path in any letter case or through a
 symlink, no symlink or traversal escape); a separate verifier role;
 approval and `accept-degradation` events with quote and trusted channel, approvals
 matching the plan digest, closure and current revision, none active after a later
-stop; a scorecard only with `revisions.rubric` and the same verdict as `run.json`;
+stop; a scorecard only with `revisions.rubric`, the same verdict as `run.json`, and
+`inputs` digests matching the exact selected rubric, results and gates bytes;
 `READY_FOR_USER_REVIEW` only with a scorecard whose verdict is `MEETS_TARGETS`, and
 `COMPLETED_WITH_APPROVED_DEGRADATION` only with `MEETS_TARGETS_WITH_APPROVED_DEGRADATION`,
 each listing every audit gate (plus every repair gate outside assessment-only runs) as
 `PASS` or `NOT_APPLICABLE` (`G-CONCURRENCY` may be `WAIVED_OPERATIONAL` for the degraded outcome);
 no approval or writer in an assessment-only run; unchanged `run_id`, `repo_root`,
 `mode` and `assessment_only`; writers authorized for their task; one live writer
-per path (case-folded, symlink-resolved); every attempt `admitted`, `rejected` or
-`cancelled` once the outcome leaves `RUNNING` (`timed-out` and `unknown` are not settled); one outcome per approved task at the end;
+per authoritative task path (case-folded, symlink-resolved), reserving the whole
+approved `allowed_paths` scope even when `write_paths` is omitted or narrower;
+every attempt `admitted`, `rejected` or `cancelled` once the outcome leaves `RUNNING`
+(`timed-out` and `unknown` are not settled); one outcome per approved task at the end;
 a coverage denominator that never shrinks; append-only cycles, findings history and
 approval events; immutable revisions; view stamps; manifest integrity; stale stages
 and interrupted publishes. Across records: every finding's `domain` is a score key;
@@ -146,8 +159,10 @@ inside the run; coverage ranges use the seven coverage states; a scorecard's
 `G-NO-CRITICAL-HIGH` PASS needs no open critical or high finding,
 `G-NO-OPEN-SERIOUS-LEAD` PASS no open lead with critical or high potential impact,
 and `G-COVERAGE` PASS a non-empty matrix with no blocked cell, every applicable cell
-closed by an admitted, non-gap receipt whose `domains_checked` lists its domain, and every range of
-every eligible file reviewed or excluded.
+closed by an admitted, non-gap receipt whose `domains_checked` lists its domain and
+whose lane matches the cell, with receipt schema, run, task, attempt, role, lane and
+snapshot matching the admitted dispatch identity; every range of every eligible file
+reviewed or excluded.
 
 Receipt admission and quote anchoring live in `devrites-engine overhaul admit`
 ([`orchestration.md`](orchestration.md#admission-tool)).

package/pack/generated/omp/skills/overhaul/references/scope-and-safety.md

@@ -201,8 +201,13 @@ read-only (`GIT_OPTIONAL_LOCKS=0`, `diff.autoRefreshIndex=false`, no external di
 drivers or textconv, fixed `a/` `b/` prefixes), never stashes, never commits and
 leaves `.git/index` byte-identical; it refuses an index with unmerged entries.
 Submodules and nested repositories are recorded as boundaries, never read. The plan
-pins the baseline manifest digest, so approval binds it. Use `state` before and
-`delta` after each writer attempt to observe exactly the paths that attempt changed.
+pins the baseline manifest digest, so approval binds it. Per-attempt `state`/`delta`
+observe whole-repository changes, not writer attribution. Serialize each shared-root
+target-mutating writer from its before-capture through stopping, after-capture and
+receipt admission before starting another writer, even for disjoint task paths.
+Preserve the full delta, including user changes; changes outside the approved task
+scope reject admission rather than being filtered out. Read-only review and
+verification may overlap on immutable inputs when their resources permit.
 
 Re-fingerprint before each edit and after each check. When user edits touch an
 assigned path or its decisive assumptions (`verify` reports changes outside

package/pack/generated/omp/skills/overhaul/references/scoring.md

@@ -259,3 +259,10 @@ written. `G-THRESHOLDS` and `G-MANDATORY` are computed; `validate` rejects a
 scorecard whose `G-NO-CRITICAL-HIGH`, `G-NO-OPEN-SERIOUS-LEAD` or `G-COVERAGE` PASS
 contradicts `findings.json` or `coverage.json`, and a control recorded PASS while a
 linked finding is still open ([`records.md`](records.md#enforced-versus-review-only)).
+`publish` and `validate` bind `scorecard.json.inputs.{rubric_sha256,results_sha256,gates_sha256}`
+to the exact file bytes read by the calculator: `run.json.revisions.rubric.file`,
+the selected generation's `results-candidate.json` when present (otherwise
+`results-baseline.json`), and that generation's `gates.json`. Calculate from those
+paths before publication. Missing or mismatched inputs reject the generation;
+records never recalculate a card or replace its digests to make it current.
+

package/pack/generated/omp/skills/rite-build/reference/wright-dispatch.md

@@ -99,26 +99,26 @@ Same-worktree multi-writer / root-emulated worktrees stay forbidden.
 
 ## Run
 
-Same-worktree (non-isolated) dispatch claims before writing: the `dispatch open`
-below adds `--claim-session <id>`, one `--claim <path>` per task path, and
-`--claim-ttl <minutes>` sized to the write; it runs the
-`claim check --session <id> <task-paths>` test, and a live foreign holder fails the
-open with no wave and no claim and stops the dispatch, per
-[`agents.md`](skill://devrites-lib/reference/standards/agents.md). `.devrites/**`
-is never a task path; see [Workflow Artifact admission](skill://devrites-lib/reference/standards/workflow-artifacts.md).
+Before same-tree writing, `dispatch open` adds `--claim-session <id>`,
+`--claim <path>` per task path, and `--claim-ttl <minutes>` sized to the write.
+It runs `claim check --session <id> <task-paths>`. Live foreign or abandoned
+unreleased/nonterminal claims (even same-session/expired) refuse without a wave
+or new claim, per [`agents.md`](skill://devrites-lib/reference/standards/agents.md).
+`.devrites/**` is never a task path; see [Workflow Artifact admission](skill://devrites-lib/reference/standards/workflow-artifacts.md).
 Render the contract with `devrites-engine packet <slug> --wave <wave> --phase build
 --role slice-wright --slice <SLICE-ID> [--checks <G-ID,...>] [--focus <file>]` (it
 writes the linted same-worktree `packets/<wave>.contract.md`; a native-worktree pilot
-writes its own contract with `Isolation`, `worktree_base`, and subject) and hand the wright that text verbatim. Reviewers read
-that file, so `--focus` rows state each defect to fix with its anchor, never a reviewer's verdict,
-count, or pass status ("code review is no-findings" voids the next review). Ask the host
-for the exact writer in fresh context; a repair round on the same slice whose
-returned wright the host can still continue goes to that wright on its existing
-handle instead, so it does not re-read the slice from scratch. Wait, and track it
-through the launch barrier — `devrites-engine dispatch <slug> open --phase build --wave
-<slice-id> --role slice-wright --slice <SLICE-ID> --contract <file>` (it refuses a
+writes its own contract with `Isolation`, `worktree_base`, and subject). Give it
+verbatim. Reviewers read it: `--focus` names defect + anchor, never a prior
+verdict, count, or pass claim. Ask the exact writer in fresh context; a repair
+may continue the returned wright's existing handle if the host supports it,
+avoiding a reread. Track the launch barrier — `devrites-engine dispatch <slug> open --phase build --wave
+<wave-id> --role slice-wright --slice <SLICE-ID> --contract <file>` (it refuses a
 contract that forbids writer-safe checks or names none), then `start` with the host handle
-(the last start seals the wave) and `return` on completion (auto-records dispatch/return metrics). Every 5 wright
+(the last start seals the wave) and `return --wave <wave-id> --role slice-wright
+--handle <id>` on completion (auto-records dispatch/return metrics). Every wave ID
+is single-use: use a fresh ID for each repair or retry, even after abandonment;
+the earlier wave keeps its handles, history, and any unreleased claim. Every 5 wright
 rounds on one slice, `open` blocks for a reslice review. First re-admit each
 finding still driving rounds under the Proportionality rule of
 [agents.md § Result admission](skill://devrites-lib/reference/standards/agents.md#result-admission): one without a broken anchor or a reachable trigger becomes a
@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ open findings move to the new slice owning their paths), or record
 `## <DRIFT-ID> — <SLICE-ID> reslice review` with why no smaller split exists and
 a spec trace of the slice's obligations (hardening no AC/INV/PROH requires moves to
 a sibling slice dependents do not need, still gated before Seal), and
-reopen with `--reslice-review <DRIFT-ID>`. Same-worktree stays one writer.
+open a fresh wave with `--reslice-review <DRIFT-ID>`. Same-worktree stays one writer.
 Never run two writers in one worktree, mix isolated and same-worktree writers,
 or substitute a generic agent. Sanctioned parallel dispatch uses one exact
 wright per worktree, source-local `slice-wright.<SLICE-ID>` roles and starts

package/pack/generated/omp/skills/rite-clarify/SKILL.md

@@ -59,34 +59,34 @@ dispatch uses
    remains.
 5. **Write the verdict.** Write `Decision coverage: CLEAR` only after re-reading all inputs and confirming
    every material row has current evidence and an owner. Normal flow sets `phase=clarify` and
-   `next_action=/rite-temper`. A low-stakes spec — the significance trigger temper itself
-   skips (rite-temper step 1) — sets `next_action=/rite-define` instead. A contract-neutral later-phase return uses
-   the native restore below; changed behavior or acceptance routes to
-   `/rite-plan repair` instead. Stop without starting the next phase.
+   `next_action=/rite-temper`, or `/rite-define` for low-stakes specs temper skips.
+   Later-phase entries follow the ownership protocol below. Return inline verdicts
+   to the controlling caller; otherwise stop before starting the next phase.
 
 ## Native clarify cursor protocol
 
-The controlling root edits only cursor rows in `state.md`; it must preserve unrelated Markdown and the file's existing table/bullet presentation.
-
-- **Normal entry from Spec:** set `phase=clarify`, `status=running`, and
-  `next_action=/rite-clarify <slug>`; omit both return fields.
-- **Already in Clarify:** no-op. Do not overwrite an existing valid return
-  cursor.
-- **Later-phase entry:** only `temper`, `define`, `plan`, `vet`, `build`,
-  `converge`, `prove`, `polish`, `review`, `seal`, or `ship` may return. First
-  copy the current `phase` and non-empty `next_action` to `return_phase` and
-  `return_next_action`; then set `phase=clarify`, `status=running`, and
-  `next_action=/rite-clarify <slug>`. Missing/unknown cursor values fail closed
-  before any write.
-- **Contract-neutral restore:** after a fresh `Decision coverage: CLEAR`, require
-  `phase=clarify`, both return fields, a recognized later `return_phase`, and a
-  non-empty `return_next_action`. Restore those values to `phase` and
-  `next_action`, set `status=running`, and remove both return fields in the same
-  rewrite. Re-read the cursor and confirm the return rows are absent.
-- **Contract changed:** do not restore the saved cursor. Record drift and route
-  through `/rite-plan repair`, which owns the changed plan and next action.
-
-Never normalize or rewrite the rest of `state.md` while applying this protocol.
+Edit only cursor rows; preserve unrelated Markdown and table/bullet presentation.
+
+- **Validate before writes:** require no return fields or a complete pair:
+  recognized later `return_phase`, non-empty `return_next_action`. Invalid/half
+  pairs fail closed. Later phases: `temper`, `define`, `plan`, `vet`, `build`,
+  `converge`, `prove`, `polish`, `review`, `seal`, `ship`.
+- **Spec entry:** set `phase=clarify`, `status=running`,
+  `next_action=/rite-clarify <slug>`; omit return fields.
+- **Caller-owned pair:** pair with `phase!=clarify` requires a native
+  controlling caller; otherwise stop for ownership recovery. Run bounded Clarify
+  inline, preserve all cursor rows, and return its verdict to caller.
+  Contract changes require Plan repair and Vet before outer resume.
+- **Clarify-owned pair:** standalone later-phase entry without a pair saves current
+  phase/non-empty next action as the pair, then sets `phase=clarify`,
+  `status=running`, `next_action=/rite-clarify <slug>`. Missing/unknown values
+  fail closed. `phase=clarify` resumes without writes; its pair belongs to
+  standalone Clarify, not a nested caller.
+- **Restore:** after fresh `CLEAR`, only the owner restores its pair.
+  Contract-neutral standalone Clarify restores phase/next action, sets
+  `status=running`, atomically unsets both return fields, and re-reads to verify.
+  Contract changes retain the pair through Plan repair and Vet; only its owner
+  consumes it after readiness. Preserve caller pairs.
 
 ## Output