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The chief architect for the spec pipeline. Read the request, the grounding, every expert note and the script's merge, then accept or decline each finding with a reason, recommend a resolution for each conflict (never apply it), list the gaps nobody covered, and give a readiness verdict. It is never picked by the detector; it runs automatically once any expert fired, and it may not invent a finding. The pipeline script validates the output and turns each conflict into a decision packet. Phase 2 of the spec pipeline (issue
Eliyce/paqad-ai · ★ 8 · AI & Automation · score 77
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## What It Does Reads everything the experts produced and synthesises it into one readiness call. The experts each looked through their own lens; the chief reads across all of them plus the script's deterministic merge, and does what no single expert can: it accepts or declines each finding with a reason, it recommends a resolution for every conflict two experts raised (a recommendation, never applied — that becomes a decision the human makes), it names the gaps no expert covered, and it gives a verdict of `ready`, `needs-answers`, or `not-ready`. The chief may accept, decline, or flag a gap. It may **not** invent a finding of its own — every finding id it accepts or declines must be one the merge already knows. The pipeline script enforces that, and turns each conflict into one `spec.expert_conflict` decision packet. ## Use This When - The spec pipeline is running with the expert roster on, the experts have written notes, and the script has merged them (`expert-merge.json` exists). Run this once, after the notes step. Do **not** run it when no expert fired — the chief only runs when at least one expert did. ## Inputs - `merge_path` — required. The merged findings (each with an id) and the conflicts, from the script. - `notes_path` — required. The raw expert notes, for the reasons behind each finding. - `request_path` — required. The request text. - `grounding_path` — required. The grounding, so a finding that contradicts the docs is a gap. Read `references/synthesi