neo-agent-skills 0.1.69 → 0.1.71
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- package/.agents/skills/epic-create/references/epic-create-workflow.md +3 -3
- package/.agents/skills/epic-resolution/audits/source-discussion-reconciliation-audit.md +53 -0
- package/.agents/skills/epic-resolution/references/epic-resolution-workflow.md +13 -46
- package/.agents/skills/epic-review/assets/epic-review-comment-template.md +2 -1
- package/.agents/skills/epic-review/references/epic-review-workflow.md +19 -28
- package/.agents/skills/ideation-sandbox/references/ideation-sandbox-workflow.md +15 -23
- package/.agents/skills/ticket-create/references/design-authority.md +6 -4
- package/.agents/skills/ticket-create/references/ticket-create-workflow.md +1 -1
- package/.agents/skills/ticket-intake/references/ticket-intake-workflow.md +8 -8
- package/package.json +7 -3
- package/scripts/check-discussion-fidelity.mjs +522 -0
- package/scripts/check-ticket-body.mjs +582 -0
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0. **`Terminal predicate:` — one line, the body's first line, mandatory.** The state of the world this Epic declares finished, in the outcome's own vocabulary: *what sentence does closing this Epic let us write?* This is not a summary of the problem — it is the condition that ends it. It exists to be **addressable**: `ticket-create` §1a arm `(v)` compares predicates, and with this field a filer compares N one-line fields instead of reading N full bodies. A gate priced at the second number is a gate that gets skipped, and a skipped gate still gets its attestation line written.
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1. **Problem scope** — the friction / antipattern-cluster / goal, with empirical anchors. State why this needs an Epic (multi-sub coordination) rather than a single ticket.
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2. **Intended solution shape** — the architectural direction (the "what-shape"), NOT the per-sub task breakdown. Exact binding trees, schemas, API/wire inventories (`<!-- binding-inventory: <id> -->`), ownership maps, exclusions, and cross-repository sequencing selected by a source Discussion belong here (and/or in owning leaves) as **intended-solution architecture** — they are NOT the forbidden sub-ticket registry.
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3. **(If Discussion-graduated) the §6.6 Signal Ledger & Source-Discussion Reconciliation** — the graduation consensus record and typed (`enumerable` | `judged`) criteria reconciliation per `ideation-sandbox-workflow.md §6` and [`../../epic-resolution/audits/source-discussion-reconciliation-audit.md`](../../epic-resolution/audits/source-discussion-reconciliation-audit.md).
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1. **Confirm Epic-shape, then run §1a arm `(v)` ([`decision-substrate-sweeps.md`](../../ticket-create/references/decision-substrate-sweeps.md#v-epic-layer-outcome-authority-sweep)).** The work needs ≥2 coordinated subs; a single bounded artifact (≈1 PR's worth) is a standalone ticket (`ticket-create`), not an Epic.
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- **Size:** Around 25 subs is the working size; an epic is a checkable outcome, and past that count the leaves no longer share one (GitHub's native sub-issue cap of 100 per parent on `POST /issues/{n}/sub_issues` is the hard wall, not the target). Count the parent's subs before filing under it (`gh api repos/<r>/issues/N/sub_issues --paginate --jq length`); past ~25, file a successor epic with its own `Terminal predicate:` and link the new leaf there. A saturated epic gets the closeout treatment: cluster its open subs into outcomes, file the successors, re-parent, and resolve the old one via `epic-resolution`.
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2. **Run the Agent OS structure map.** Before authoring the body, run `npm run ai:structure-map -- --files --loc`; use it for Agent OS / architecture placement claims or record N/A. Brain-hosted, so absent elsewhere — never add `--silent`, which hides npm's `Missing script` and leaves an empty exit-1 that reads as a pass.
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3. **Graduation gate (if from a Discussion).** High-blast Epics require the §6.2 family-keyed quorum + the §5.1 divergence matrix in the source Discussion before filing (per `ideation-sandbox-workflow.md` + `ideation-sandbox/audits/double-diamond-divergence-guard.md`).
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3. **Graduation gate (if from a Discussion).** High-blast Epics require the §6.2 family-keyed quorum + the §5.1 divergence matrix in the source Discussion before filing (per `ideation-sandbox-workflow.md` + `ideation-sandbox/audits/double-diamond-divergence-guard.md`). Before recording `[GRADUATED_TO_TICKET]`, run [`../../epic-resolution/audits/source-discussion-reconciliation-audit.md`](../../epic-resolution/audits/source-discussion-reconciliation-audit.md): carry `Signal Ledger` / dissent / liveness / typed (`enumerable` | `judged`) criteria-mapping into the body, and verify `node scripts/check-discussion-fidelity.mjs` passes across the source Discussion and Epic/leaf bodies.
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# Source Discussion Reconciliation Audit
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Single source-Discussion reconciliation contract owned by `epic-resolution` (`§3.5`) and referenced — never duplicated — at graduation (`ideation-sandbox`, `epic-create`), pre-work entry (`epic-review` Stage 2.5), leaf creation/intake (`ticket-create`, `ticket-intake`), and closeout exit (`epic-resolution` §3.5).
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## 1. Unavailable-Discussion Falsifier (Entry Gate)
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The answer must be **yes**. A Discussion link or criterion ID proves traceability, not executable authority. Reopening a closed Discussion to reconstruct requirements is archaeology, and a reviewer who already knows the Discussion is vulnerable to **reviewer-memory completion** (silently filling incomplete ticket ACs from privileged working memory).
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## 2. Intended-Solution Architecture vs. Sub-Ticket Lists
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When selected by a source Discussion, the following belong in the Epic's **intended solution** and/or the exact owning leaf body, Contract Ledger, and ACs as **intended-solution architecture** — they are **not** the hardcoded sub-ticket registry forbidden by `epic-create`:
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1. **`enumerable`** — exact paths/modules, schema identities, and API/wire vocabularies.
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- **Graduation marking:** Mark each selected binding enumeration in the Discussion with a stable `inventory-id` via `<!-- binding-inventory: <inventory-id> --> ... <!-- /binding-inventory -->` or ```` ```binding-inventory:<inventory-id> ````. Current-state censuses, rejected options, examples, and superseded filenames stay unmarked and are never inferred as binding.
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- **Predicate:** Exact set equality between the source `inventory-id` and the union of same-id blocks across the Epic and live leaves, verified by `node scripts/check-discussion-fidelity.mjs --discussion <disc.md> --epic <epic.md> --leaf <leaf.md>` (`neo-agent-skills-discussion-fidelity`). Missing or extra identities (including folder placeholders like `src/dashboard/dock/**`) fail closed; *"materially present"* is insufficient.
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- **Predicate:** Evidence-backed prose reconciliation. Every judged binding row must be **materially present** in the Epic intended solution or exact owning leaf body/Contract Ledger/ACs; a link or criterion ID alone is `LOST`.
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## 4. Shared Reconciliation Matrix (Entry & Exit)
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- `CONVERTED TO FOLLOW-UP [#<followup-ticket>]` — split out to a separate ticket; requires an existing, reachable follow-up ticket. Both `EXPLICITLY DEFERRED` and `CONVERTED TO FOLLOW-UP` carry the same tracked-elsewhere semantics as `epic-resolution` §3 `RESIDUAL_<X> [#<followup-ticket>]`.
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- **Entry (`ideation-sandbox`, `epic-create`, `epic-review` Stage 2.5, `ticket-intake`):** Run `check-discussion-fidelity.mjs` across the source Discussion and the Epic plus every live leaf before judged reconciliation. Any entry-time `LOST` row or enumerable mismatch blocks `[GRADUATED_TO_TICKET]` and `epic-review` Greenlight (`REVISIONS_REQUESTED`), and routes `ticket-intake` gaps to ticket-body correction. Passing `epic-review` Stage 2.5 records `discussion-needed-to-implement: false`. At `ticket-create`, each new Discussion-origin leaf carries its exact binding slice (`inventory-id` entries, Contract Ledger rows, and ACs) in its own body, while the full union check across the Epic plus all live leaves waits for graduation, `epic-review` Stage 2.5, and `ticket-intake`.
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