savepoint 1.0.4 → 1.0.6

package/.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E04-epic-navigation/E04-Audit.md

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----
-type: audit-findings
-audited: 2026-05-02
----
-
-# Audit Findings: E04 Epic Navigation
-
-## Main Findings
-
-E04 verified the wide-screen epic navigation work: focusable epic sidebar, purple epic focus styling, epic detail overlay, and epic status glyph loading from epic detail frontmatter.
-
-The audit found no must-fix product issue before close. Carry-forward notes were limited to documenting accepted overlay filtering behavior, the permissive epic detail file fallback, and a minor unused sidebar paging helper.
-
-## Code Style Review
-
-
-- [ ] One job per file
-- [ ] One-sentence functions
-- [ ] Test branches
-- [ ] Types are documentation
-- [ ] Build, don't speculate
-- [ ] Errors at boundaries
-- [ ] One source of truth
-- [ ] Comments explain WHY
-- [ ] Content in data files
-- [ ] Small diffs
-
-## Proposed Changes
-
-### Target File
-
-`.savepoint/Design.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```yaml
-last_audited: E01-tui-optimisation (2026-05-02)
-```
-
-### With
-
-```yaml
-last_audited: E04-epic-navigation (2026-05-02)
-```
-
----
-
-### Target File
-
-`.savepoint/Design.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```md
-- **Board command** (`savepoint board`) reads project state, renders the Atari-Noir TUI board, supports release/epic filtering, detail overlays, task status transitions with mtime-guarded writes, release/epic-scoped router priority markers, fsnotify-based task auto-refresh (epic E06), header Next Activity display, height-aware column/detail viewport scrolling, and stable focused/unfocused column border geometry (v1.1 E01).
-```
-
-### With
-
-```md
-- **Board command** (`savepoint board`) reads project state, renders the Atari-Noir TUI board, supports release/epic filtering, detail overlays, task status transitions with mtime-guarded writes, release/epic-scoped router priority markers, fsnotify-based task auto-refresh (epic E06), header Next Activity display, height-aware column/detail viewport scrolling, stable focused/unfocused column border geometry (v1.1 E01), and a focusable wide-screen epic sidebar with purple epic focus, epic detail overlays, and status glyphs loaded from epic detail frontmatter (v1.1 E04).
-```
-
----
-
-### Target File
-
-`.savepoint/Design.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```md
-**Layout:** single screen with a 3-column task board (`planned`, `in_progress`, `done`), optional epic sidebar on wide terminals, centered overlays for release/epic/help/task detail, static Atari-Noir header/footer, full-width dividers, uniform black TUI backgrounds, and navigation hints. The header can show a compact right-aligned Next Activity value from router state. Columns and detail overlays use height-aware viewport slicing with subtle above/more scroll indicators. Focused and unfocused columns preserve the same rounded-border geometry so focus changes do not shift content. Non-TTY output remains a plain table fallback.
-```
-
-### With
-
-```md
-**Layout:** single screen with a 3-column task board (`planned`, `in_progress`, `done`), optional epic sidebar on wide terminals, centered overlays for release/epic/help/task/epic-detail views, static Atari-Noir header/footer, full-width dividers, uniform black TUI backgrounds, and navigation hints. The header can show a compact right-aligned Next Activity value from router state. Columns and detail overlays use height-aware viewport slicing with subtle above/more scroll indicators. Focused and unfocused columns preserve the same rounded-border geometry so focus changes do not shift content. On terminals at least 120 columns wide, the epic sidebar is focusable from the Planned column; it uses the purple epic accent for focused panel borders, focused epic labels, and epic detail overlays while task-column focus remains orange. Non-TTY output remains a plain table fallback.
-```
-
----
-
-### Target File
-
-`.savepoint/Design.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```md
-**Board persistence and refresh:** task status transitions write canonical task frontmatter through `internal/data.WriteTaskStatus` with mtime conflict checks. The board treats `Model.Root` as the `.savepoint` directory, watches `.savepoint/releases/` recursively with fsnotify, adds watches for newly-created release/epic/task directories, and reloads task plus release/epic index data after debounced file changes. Router priority markers match release + epic + task, not only the short `T###` value; completed cards render with the orange build glyph even if they previously matched router priority.
-```
-
-### With
-
-```md
-**Board persistence and refresh:** task status transitions write canonical task frontmatter through `internal/data.WriteTaskStatus` with mtime conflict checks. The board treats `Model.Root` as the `.savepoint` directory, watches `.savepoint/releases/` recursively with fsnotify, adds watches for newly-created release/epic/task directories, and reloads task plus release/epic index data plus epic status metadata after debounced file changes. Router priority markers match release + epic + task, not only the short `T###` value; completed cards render with the orange build glyph even if they previously matched router priority. Epic status glyphs are cached from each epic's `E##-Detail.md` frontmatter and shown in the wide epic sidebar only.
-```
-
----
-
-### Target File
-
-`AGENTS.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```md
-| `internal/board/`                    | TUI board models, layout, rendering, overlays, task transitions, router priority markers, and fsnotify refresh |
-| `internal/data/`                     | Task/router/config models, frontmatter parsing, checklist state parsing, mtime-guarded writes, discovery, and generic file readers |
-| `internal/styles/`                   | Atari-Noir palette constants, terminal color fallbacks, shared TUI styles, stable column border styles, scroll indicators, semantic glyph/tag styles, and footer/header styling |
-```
-
-### With
-
-```md
-| `internal/board/`                    | TUI board models, layout, rendering, overlays, focusable epic sidebar navigation, epic detail overlays, epic status glyph loading, task transitions, router priority markers, and fsnotify refresh |
-| `internal/data/`                     | Task/router/config models, frontmatter parsing, checklist state parsing, mtime-guarded writes, discovery, and generic file readers |
-| `internal/styles/`                   | Atari-Noir palette constants, terminal color fallbacks, shared TUI styles, stable column border styles, scroll indicators, purple epic navigation/detail styles, semantic glyph/tag styles, and footer/header styling |
-```
-
----
-
-### Target File
-
-`.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E04-epic-navigation/E04-Detail.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```yaml
-status: planned
-```
-
-### With
-
-```yaml
-status: audited
-```
-
----
-
-### Target File
-
-`.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E04-epic-navigation/E04-Detail.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```md
-## Architectural notes
-```
-
-### With
-
-```md
-## Implemented as
-
-- `internal/board/model.go` adds `EpicPanelFocus`, `EpicPanelCursor`, `EpicDetailOffset`, `EpicDetailContent`, and `EpicStatus` model state.
-- `internal/board/update.go` handles global keys before epic-panel routing, focuses the panel from the Planned column on wide layouts, changes the selected epic during panel cursor movement, writes router release/epic state, and opens the epic detail overlay on Enter.
-- `internal/board/epic_panel.go` renders the purple-accented epic sidebar focus state, purple epic detail overlay, markdown detail body, and side-panel-only status glyph prefixes.
-- `internal/board/board.go` loads epic status frontmatter during board-data loading; `internal/board/watch.go` carries that status map through reloads.
-- Epic navigation deliberately uses `VibePurple` (`#B1A1DF`) for focused epic panel borders, focused epic labels, epic detail overlays, and epic/audit accents, while task-column focus remains Atari Orange.
-- Implementation deviation: T001 originally said Enter in epic-panel focus selected the focused epic. The final behavior from T002 is that up/down selects and filters immediately, while Enter opens the epic detail overlay.
-
-## Architectural notes
-```
-
----

package/.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E04-epic-navigation/E04-Detail.md

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----
-type: epic-design
-status: audited
----
-
-# Epic E04: Epic Navigation
-
-## Purpose
-
-Make the epic sidebar an active, focusable UI component. The sidebar currently lists epics as static text — the only way to switch epics is through the `E` key dropdown popup. This epic gives the sidebar parity with task columns: ↑/↓ navigation, focus highlighting, and an Enter-triggered "Epic Detail" overlay.
-
-## Definition of Done
-
-- Epic sidebar is focusable — left arrow from `Planned` column moves focus to sidebar
-- In sidebar focus: ↑/↓ navigates through epics, right arrow returns to column view
-- Focused epic filters tasks in all three columns (same filtering as current `SelectedEpic`)
-- A focused epic entry in the sidebar is visually distinct from unfocused ones
-- Enter on a focused epic opens an "Epic Detail" overlay showing the epic's `E##-Detail.md` content
-- Overlay supports scrolling (↑/↓, PgUp/PgDown) identical to task detail overlay
-- `E` key dropdown behavior is preserved unchanged
-- All above works only when epic panel is visible (≥120 terminal width)
-
-## Components and files
-
-| Path | Purpose |
-|------|---------|
-| `internal/board/model.go` | Add `EpicPanelFocus`, `EpicPanelCursor`, `EpicDetailOffset`, `EpicDetailContent` state |
-| `internal/board/update.go` | Handle left arrow to enter panel, ↑/↓ within, Enter to open detail, right arrow to exit |
-| `internal/board/view.go` | Pass focus/cursor to `RenderEpicSidebar`, render epic detail overlay |
-| `internal/board/epic_panel.go` | Update `RenderEpicSidebar` for focus/cursor, add `RenderEpicDetail` |
-| `internal/board/detail.go` | Reuse `visibleDetailLines`, `WrapText`, scroll helpers for epic detail |
-| `internal/board/board.go` | Load epic status from detail files in `loadBoardData` |
-| `internal/board/watch.go` | Carry `epicStatuses` in `reloadMsg` for dynamic reloads |
-| `internal/data/parser.go` | Reuse `ParseFrontmatter` to extract status YAML field |
-
-## Architectural notes
-
-- `EpicPanelFocus bool` is a lightweight flag replacing the need for a new column type
-- The epic detail overlay content is read from `E##-Detail.md` on the filesystem when Enter is pressed (not pre-loaded)
-- Detail file path is deterministic: `{root}/releases/{release}/epics/{epic-slug}/{shortID}-Detail.md`
-- If the detail file is missing, the overlay shows a "(no detail available)" message
-- Column selection, task selection, and existing overlay behavior are completely unchanged
-
-## Implemented as
-
-- `internal/board/model.go` adds `EpicPanelFocus`, `EpicPanelCursor`, `EpicDetailOffset`, `EpicDetailContent`, and `EpicStatus` model state.
-- `internal/board/update.go` handles global keys before epic-panel routing, focuses the panel from the Planned column on wide layouts, changes the selected epic during panel cursor movement, writes router release/epic state, and opens the epic detail overlay on Enter.
-- `internal/board/epic_panel.go` renders the purple-accented epic sidebar focus state, purple epic detail overlay, markdown detail body, and side-panel-only status glyph prefixes.
-- `internal/board/board.go` loads epic status frontmatter during board-data loading; `internal/board/watch.go` carries that status map through reloads.
-- Epic navigation deliberately uses `VibePurple` (`#B1A1DF`) for focused epic panel borders, focused epic labels, epic detail overlays, and epic/audit accents, while task-column focus remains Atari Orange.
-- Implementation deviation: T001 originally said Enter in epic-panel focus selected the focused epic. The final behavior from T002 is that up/down selects and filters immediately, while Enter opens the epic detail overlay.

package/.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E04-epic-navigation/tasks/T001-sidebar-focusable-navigation.md

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----
-id: E04-epic-navigation/T001-sidebar-focusable-navigation
-status: done
-objective: "Make the epic sidebar focusable with up/down navigation to select epics"
-depends_on: []
----
-
-# T001: Sidebar Focusable Navigation
-
-## Acceptance Criteria
-
-- Left arrow (`←`/`h`) from the `Planned` column moves keyboard focus to the epic panel (when panel is visible at ≥120 width)
-- In epic panel focus mode, `↑`/`k` moves the cursor up through the epic list (clamped to bounds)
-- In epic panel focus mode, `↓`/`j` moves the cursor down through the epic list (clamped to bounds)
-- The focused epic entry in the sidebar is highlighted with the same focused style used in task columns
-- `Enter` in epic panel focus mode selects the focused epic: tasks are filtered to that epic, and focus remains in the panel
-- Right arrow (`→`/`l`) from epic panel focus exits back to the `Planned` column with `FocusedTask=0`
-- The existing `E` key dropdown overlay still works unchanged
-- When no epics exist in the current release, the panel shows no navigable cursor
-- All navigation is blocked when any overlay is open (existing behavior)
-
-## Implementation Plan
-
-- [x] Add `EpicPanelFocus bool` and `EpicPanelCursor int` to `Model` in `model.go`
-- [x] Add `EpicPanelFocus` tracking to `refreshEpicsForRelease()` — clamp cursor and clear focus if epics list becomes empty
-- [x] In `update.go` — before the `switch msg.String()` block, check `m.Overlay == OverlayNone && m.EpicPanelFocus` and route to a new `updateEpicPanel` method
-- [x] In `updateEpicPanel` — handle `up`/`k` (decrement cursor), `down`/`j` (increment cursor), `enter` (call `m.selectEpicPanelEpic()`), `right`/`l` (exit to Planned column), `left`/`h` (no-op or wrap)
-- [x] In `update.go` main switch — handle `left`/`h` when `FocusedColumn == Planned` by setting `EpicPanelFocus = true` (only when epic panel is visible, i.e. `CalculateLayout(m.Width, m.Height).EpicPanelVisible`)
-
-- [x] Add `m.selectEpicPanelEpic()` method: set `m.SelectedEpic = m.Epics[m.EpicPanelCursor]`, reset `m.FocusedTask = 0`, `m.DetailOffset = 0`, call `m.refreshTasks()`, call `m.ensureFocusedTaskVisible()`, write router state
-- [x] Update `epic_panel.go` — update `RenderEpicSidebar` signature to accept `focus bool, cursor int` params; when focused, render the item at cursor with `styles.TaskItemFocused` and `epicActiveMarker`; when not focused, keep current rendering with `SelectedEpic` marker
-- [x] Update `view.go` — pass `m.EpicPanelFocus` and `m.EpicPanelCursor` to `RenderEpicSidebar` in `renderEpicPanel`
-- [x] Add `m.epicPanelPageSize()` helper returning `m.Height / 2` (or similar) for eventual PgUp/PgDown support
-- [x] Run `make build && make test` to verify no regressions
-
-## Context Log
-
-Files read:
-- `.savepoint/router.md`
-- `agent-skills/savepoint-build-task/SKILL.md`
-- `agent-skills/ink-tui-design/SKILL.md`
-- `.savepoint/visual-identity.md`
-- `.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E04-epic-navigation/E04-Detail.md`
-- `.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E04-epic-navigation/tasks/T001-sidebar-focusable-navigation.md`
-- `internal/board/model.go`
-- `internal/board/update.go`
-- `internal/board/view.go`
-- `internal/board/epic_panel.go`
-- `internal/board/layout.go`
-- `internal/board/board.go`
-- `internal/board/epic_panel_test.go`
-- `internal/board/update_test.go`
-- `internal/board/model_test.go`
-- `internal/board/view_test.go`
-
-Estimated input tokens: 12000
-
-Notes:
-- Model's `EpicCursor` field (used in dropdown) is distinct from new `EpicPanelCursor`
-- The epic panel visibility is determined by `layout.EpicPanelVisible` in `CalculateLayout`
-- Focused board tests: `go test ./internal/board` passed.
-- Required quality gate `make build && make test`: failed to start because `make` is not installed in this shell.
-- Equivalent quality gates: `go build -o savepoint main.go` passed; `go test ./...` passed.
-- Follow-up fix after manual review: epic panel focus now renders with the focused panel border and focused title so entering the sidebar is visually apparent even when the cursor starts on the already selected epic. Re-ran `go test ./internal/board`, `go build -o savepoint main.go`, and `go test ./...`; all passed.
-- Follow-up input-routing fix: global `q`, `e`, `r`, and `?` keys now run before epic-panel-specific key handling, so quit and dropdown overlays still work when the epic panel is focused. Added regression tests for `q`, `e`, and `r` from epic panel focus. Re-ran `go test ./internal/board`, `go build -o savepoint main.go`, and `go test ./...`; all passed.

package/.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E04-epic-navigation/tasks/T002-epic-detail-overlay.md

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----
-id: E04-epic-navigation/T002-epic-detail-overlay
-status: done
-objective: "Add Epic Detail overlay showing E##-Detail.md content, triggered by Enter on a focused epic"
-depends_on:
-    - E04-epic-navigation/T001-sidebar-focusable-navigation
----
-
-# T002: Epic Detail Overlay
-
-## Acceptance Criteria
-
-- Pressing `Enter` on a focused epic in the sidebar opens a centered overlay titled "EPIC DETAIL"
-- The overlay content is read from the epic's `E##-Detail.md` file on disk
-- If the file exists, it shows: epic title, purpose, definition of done, and the components table (rendered as text)
-- If the file does not exist, the overlay shows an informative "(no detail available)" message
-- The overlay is height-capped at ~70% of terminal height with scroll indicators (↑/↓) for overflow
-- `↑`/`k` and `↓`/`j` scroll the detail content (reuses existing scroll indicator pattern from `detail.go`)
-- `PgUp`/`PgDown` scroll in page increments
-- `Esc` or `q` closes the overlay and returns to epic panel focus
-- The overlay uses `styles.DetailOverlay` for consistent visual styling with task detail
-
-## Implementation Plan
-
-- [x] Add `OverlayEpicDetail OverlayType = "detail-epic"` to `model.go`
-- [x] Add `EpicDetailOffset int` to `Model` in `model.go`
-- [x] Add `EpicDetailContent string` to `Model` in `model.go` (cached content of the detail file)
-
-- [x] In `epic_panel.go` — add `RenderEpicDetail(epicID, content string, overlayW, maxHeight, offset int) string`:
-  - Parse frontmatter lines from the markdown content (lines between `---` markers) for metadata display
-  - Render header: epic ID and title from markdown heading
-  - Render body: the rest of the markdown content as plain text (no markdown rendering)
-  - Use `visibleDetailLines` from `detail.go` for height-capped scrolling
-  - Reuse `styles.DetailOverlay`, `styles.ColumnTitleFocused`, `styles.CardMeta`, `styles.ColumnTitle`
-
-- [x] In `update.go` — when `m.EpicPanelFocus && enter`:
-  - Derive detail file path: `{m.Root}/releases/{m.SelectedRelease}/epics/{epicSlug}/{shortID(epicSlug)}-Detail.md`
-  - Read the file content with `os.ReadFile`
-  - If error (file missing, etc.), set `m.EpicDetailContent = "(no detail available)"`
-  - Set `m.Overlay = OverlayEpicDetail`, `m.EpicDetailOffset = 0`
-  - Cache the content in `m.EpicDetailContent`
-
-- [x] In `updateOverlay` in `update.go` — match `OverlayEpicDetail` and handle:
-  - `esc`/`q` → `OverlayNone` (exit back to epic panel focus)
-  - `up`/`k` → decrement `EpicDetailOffset` if > 0
-  - `down`/`j` → increment `EpicDetailOffset`
-  - `pgup`/`pgdown` → page scroll using existing `detailPageSize()`
-
-- [x] In `view.go` — match `OverlayEpicDetail` and call `RenderEpicDetail(...)` with the cached content
-- [x] Reuse `visibleDetailLines`, `clampDetailOffset`, `detailRow`, `WrapText` from `detail.go` — no need to copy
-- [x] Run `make build && make test` to verify no regressions
-
-## Context Log
-
-Files read:
-- `internal/board/model.go`
-- `internal/board/update.go`
-- `internal/board/view.go`
-- `internal/board/epic_panel.go`
-- `internal/board/detail.go`
-- `internal/board/card.go` — `shortID` helper
-- `.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E01-tui-optimisation/E01-Detail.md` — example detail file
-
-Estimated input tokens: ~2800
-
-Quality gate: `go build` ✓, `go test ./...` ✓ (all 3 packages pass)
-
-Notes:
-- `detail.go` functions `visibleDetailLines`, `clampDetailOffset`, `WrapText` are unexported — `epic_panel.go` is in the same `board` package so they're accessible
-- Content loading is synchronous (simple file read) — no async command needed
-- `shortID` extracts "E04" from "E04-epic-navigation" via first `-` split
-- Updated `TestUpdate_epicPanelEnterSelectsFocusedEpic` → `TestUpdate_epicPanelEnterOpensDetailOverlay` to reflect T002 behavior change
-- Added 7 new tests covering overlay open, scroll, pgup/pgdown, esc close, view rendering, no-content fallback

package/.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E04-epic-navigation/tasks/T003-epic-status-glyphs.md

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----
-id: E04-epic-navigation/T003-epic-status-glyphs
-status: done
-objective: "Add status glyphs to the epic sidebar showing each epic's lifecycle state"
-depends_on:
-  - E04-epic-navigation/T001-sidebar-focusable-navigation
----
-
-# T003: Epic Status Glyphs in Side Panel
-
-## Acceptance Criteria
-
-- Each epic in the sidebar shows a status glyph prefix: `○` for `planned`, `▶` for `in_progress`, `◉` for `done`, `✓` for `audited`, space for unknown
-- The glyph is styled: `○` in dim, `▶` in orange, `◉` in green, `✓` in green — matching the status colour convention
-- The status is read from the `status:` field in each epic's `E##-Detail.md` frontmatter at load time
-- Only the **side panel** is affected — the `E` key dropdown overlay is unchanged
-- The status map is loaded once during `loadBoardData` and cached in the Model (no per-frame file I/O)
-- If an epic's detail file is missing or has no `status` frontmatter, the glyph defaults to a space (no indicator)
-- All existing epic sidebar rendering (focus highlighting, cursor, active marker, selected marker) works unchanged
-- `make build && make test` pass
-
-## Implementation Plan
-
-- [x] Add `EpicStatus map[string]string` to `Model` in `model.go` — keyed by epic ID, values like `"planned"`, `"in_progress"`, `"done"`, `"audited"`
-- [x] In `board.go` — update `loadBoardData` to load epic statuses:
-  - After listing epics for a release, iterate each epic's directory
-  - Build detail file path: `filepath.Join(epic.Path, shortID(epic.ID)+"-Detail.md")`
-  - Read the file with `os.ReadFile`
-  - Parse frontmatter with `data.NewParser().ParseFrontmatter(string(content))`
-  - Extract `"status"` from the returned map; if missing, skip
-  - Store in `epicStatuses[epic.ID]` — collect all epics across releases into the map
-- [x] Pass `epicStatuses map[string]string` through the `reloadMsg` pipeline so dynamic reloads preserve glyphs
-- [x] In `epic_panel.go` — update `RenderEpicSidebar` signature to accept `status map[string]string`
-- [x] Add a helper function `epicSidebarGlyph(status map[string]string, epicID string) string`:
-  - `"planned"` → styles.CardMeta.Render("○")
-  - `"in_progress"` → styles.GlyphBuild.Render("▶")
-  - `"done"` → styles.TagDone.Render("◉")
-  - `"audited"` → styles.TagDone.Render("✓")
-  - default → " " (single space)
-- [x] In `RenderEpicSidebar` — prepend the glyph to each epic label: `"▶ E01-tui-optimisation"`
-- [x] In `view.go` — pass `m.EpicStatus` to `RenderEpicSidebar`
-- [x] Handle `EpicStatus` in `reloadMsg` handler in `update.go` — store the map when tasks reload
-- [x] Update `reloadMsg` struct in `watch.go` to carry `epicStatuses map[string]string`
-- [x] Run `make build && make test` to verify no regressions
-
-## Context Log
-
-Files read:
-- `internal/board/model.go`
-- `internal/board/epic_panel.go`
-- `internal/board/view.go`
-- `internal/board/board.go`
-- `internal/board/watch.go`
-- `internal/board/update.go`
-- `internal/board/card.go` — glyph pattern reference
-- `internal/styles/styles.go` — existing style constants
-- `internal/data/parser.go` — `ParseFrontmatter` for YAML extraction
-- `.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E01-tui-optimisation/E01-Detail.md` — example frontmatter with status field
-- `.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E04-epic-navigation/tasks/T001-sidebar-focusable-navigation.md` — dependency status check
-- `internal/board/epic_panel_test.go` — updated RenderEpicSidebar test calls
-
-Estimated input tokens: 1800
-
-Notes:
-- Reuses `data.NewParser().ParseFrontmatter()` which already handles YAML frontmatter extraction
-- Reuses `shortID()` from `card.go` (same package) to derive the detail file name
-- The `E` key dropdown in `epic_panel.go` (`RenderEpicDropdown`) is intentionally NOT updated — side panel only per user preference
-- Function named `epicSidebarGlyph` (not `epicStatusGlyph`) — takes `(map[string]string, string)` for nil-safe lookup
-- `go build` + `go test ./...` pass
-
-## Drift Notes
-
-No drift — all changes are within existing files and follow established patterns.

package/.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E05-tasking-permissions/E05-Audit.md

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----
-type: audit-findings
-audited: 2026-05-02
----
-
-# Audit Findings: E05 Tasking Permissions
-
-## Main Findings
-
-E05 verified the tasking-permissions shift from the planned `m` hotkey to the final `p` priority hotkey, along with explicit router priority writes that stay in `task-building` and leave audit handoff as an explicit workflow step.
-
-The audit found documentation drift rather than a core behavior failure: live implementation and tests used `p`, while several planning documents still referred to `m`. The file-specific reconciliation blocks are retained under Proposed Changes for apply/close testing.
-
-## Code Style Review
-
-
-- [ ] One job per file
-- [ ] One-sentence functions
-- [ ] Test branches
-- [ ] Types are documentation
-- [ ] Build, don't speculate
-- [ ] Errors at boundaries
-- [ ] One source of truth
-- [ ] Comments explain WHY
-- [ ] Content in data files
-- [ ] Small diffs
-
-## Proposed Changes
-
-### Target File
-
-`.savepoint/Design.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```md
-- Router updates are explicit TUI actions: after setting a task to `in_progress`, the agent prompts the user to press `m` in the board to update `.savepoint/router.md` to the focused task. Navigation alone must not change router state.
-```
-
-### With
-
-```md
-- Router updates are explicit TUI actions: after setting a task to `in_progress`, the agent prompts the user to press `p` in the board to mark the focused task as router priority. Navigation alone must not change router task priority.
-```
-
----
-
-### Target File
-
-`.savepoint/Design.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```md
-**Keybindings:** arrow/vim navigation, enter advances, backspace retreats, r/R refreshes, a/A exits toward audit review when proposals exist, q quits.
-```
-
-### With
-
-```md
-**Keybindings:** arrow/vim navigation, enter opens focused task detail, space advances, backspace retreats, `p` marks the focused non-done task as router priority, `r`/`R` opens release selection or refreshes where supported, `?` opens help, and `q` quits or closes overlays.
-```
-
----
-
-### Target File
-
-`AGENTS.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```md
-3. After setting `in_progress`, press `m` in the TUI to update the router
-```
-
-### With
-
-```md
-3. After setting `in_progress`, press `p` in the TUI to mark the focused task as router priority
-```
-
----
-
-### Target File
-
-`.savepoint/router.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```md
-**Next:** When starting work, set task `status: in_progress` and press `m` in TUI to update router task. Execute plan, tick checkboxes, run quality gates, update router to next task or `audit-pending`. Stop.
-```
-
-### With
-
-```md
-**Next:** When starting work, set task `status: in_progress` and press `p` in TUI to mark the focused task as router priority. Execute plan, tick checkboxes, run quality gates, update router to next task or `audit-pending`. Stop.
-```
-
----
-
-### Target File
-
-`.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E05-tasking-permissions/E05-Detail.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```yaml
-status: planned
-```
-
-### With
-
-```yaml
-status: audited
-```
-
----
-
-### Target File
-
-`.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E05-tasking-permissions/E05-Detail.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```md
-- TUI `m` hotkey implemented: sets router's `task` field to the currently focused task; detects if it's the last uncompleted task in the epic → sets `audit-pending` state
-- Help overlay shows `m` key binding
-```
-
-### With
-
-```md
-- TUI `p` priority hotkey implemented: sets router's `task` field to the currently focused non-done task and keeps router state as `task-building`
-- Help overlay shows `p` key binding
-```
-
----
-
-### Target File
-
-`.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E05-tasking-permissions/E05-Detail.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```md
-- The `m` hotkey reads the currently focused task, not the epic panel cursor
-- Router state derivation from task:
-  - Task is the last uncompleted task in its epic → `state: audit-pending`, `task: <empty>`
-  - Otherwise → `state: task-building`, `task: <full-task-id>`
-  - `release` and `epic` are always set from the focused task
-- The `m` key does nothing when no task is focused, or when focused on a `done` task
-- The `m` key is independent of navigation — user can browse freely without router drift
-- No code enforcement against agents writing `done`. This is a documentation-only trust boundary. AGENTS.md is the contract.
-```
-
-### With
-
-```md
-- The `p` hotkey reads the currently focused task, not the epic panel cursor.
-- Router priority writes always set `state: task-building`, `task: <full-task-id>`, `release`, `epic`, and `next_action` from the focused task.
-- The `p` key does nothing when no task is focused, when an overlay is open, or when focused on a `done` task.
-- The `p` key is independent of navigation — user can browse freely without router task drift.
-- Audit state is not inferred by the priority key; audit handoff remains an explicit workflow/router closeout action.
-- No code enforcement prevents agents from writing `done`. This is a documentation-only trust boundary. AGENTS.md is the contract.
-
-## Implemented as
-
-- `AGENTS.md`, `templates/project/AGENTS.md`, and phase skill guides now describe the three-status canon and agent/user task-status ownership boundary.
-- `.savepoint/router.md` was simplified around the current state machine and task-building handoff.
-- `.savepoint/Design.md` Section 4 records that agents may only set `in_progress`; user-only operations are `done` and retreat.
-- `internal/board/model.go` adds `writeRouterTask(task data.Task)`, which reads the current router, writes release/epic/task/state/next_action via `data.WriteRouterState`, and updates in-memory router fields.
-- `internal/board/update.go` handles `p` before normal navigation when no overlay is open, no-ops for done tasks, and writes user-visible status messages.
-- `internal/board/help.go` and `internal/board/view.go` advertise `p: Priority` and render priority/status feedback in the footer.
-- `internal/board/update_test.go`, `help_test.go`, `view_test.go`, `card_test.go`, and transition tests cover priority routing, done-task no-op, overlay no-op, help text, footer status feedback, and transition messages.
-- Implementation deviation: the original design specified `m` and last-task `audit-pending` derivation. The final behavior uses `p` and keeps priority writes in `task-building` so audit handoff remains explicit.
-```
-
----
-
-### Target File
-
-`.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E05-tasking-permissions/tasks/T005-update-help-overlay.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```yaml
-objective: "Add `m` key binding to the TUI help overlay"
-```
-
-### With
-
-```yaml
-objective: "Add `p` priority key binding to the TUI help overlay"
-```
-
----
-
-### Target File
-
-`.savepoint/releases/v1.1/epics/E05-tasking-permissions/tasks/T005-update-help-overlay.md`
-
-### Replace
-
-```md
-# T005: Update Help Overlay
-
-## Acceptance Criteria
-
-- Help overlay (`?` key) shows `m` key binding: "m: update router"
-- Key binding appears with consistent styling in the shortcuts list
-- No other help entries modified
-
-## Implementation Plan
-
-- [ ] Add `helpRow("m", "update router")` to `RenderHelp` in `help.go`
-- [ ] Run `make build && make test` to verify
-```
-
-### With
-
-```md
-# T005: Update Help Overlay
-
-## Acceptance Criteria
-
-- Help overlay (`?` key) shows `p` key binding for router priority
-- Key binding appears with consistent styling in the shortcuts list
-- No unrelated help entries modified
-
-## Implementation Plan
-
-- [x] Add the `p` priority shortcut to `RenderHelp` in `help.go`
-- [x] Verify with `go build -o savepoint.exe main.go` and `go test ./...`
-```
-
----