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Generate a narrative decision roadmap from accumulated raw entries in the Tracework knowledge vault. Use this skill for "/tracework:roadmap", when the user says "决策路线图", "decision roadmap", "项目决策历史", "decision history", "看看项目做了哪些关键决策", or when they want to understand how project decisions evolved over time. Also use this skill when the user wants to revisit abandoned alternatives, reassess past decisions, or find forgotten viable approaches.
KKenny0/Tracework · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 65
Install: claude install-skill KKenny0/Tracework
# Decision Roadmap Generator Reads accumulated raw entries from the knowledge vault and synthesizes them into a narrative decision roadmap — a document organized by decision threads rather than time periods. Each thread tells the story of a key decision: what triggered it, what was explored, what was chosen, what was abandoned, whether those abandonments still make sense, and which decisions were revised or superseded. Unlike weekly/monthly reports (organized by calendar period) or git history (organized by code changes), the decision roadmap is organized by **decision threads** — chains of related entries that reveal how a project's thinking evolved. ## Effective Facts Use the bundled helper's effective facts, correction_history, states and diagnostics. `--as-of` selects an explicit knowledge cutoff; `--end` bounds lifecycle state by work date. Query/Roadmap also accept `--start`. Do not restore retracted facts or close questions from similar wording. Accepted risks remain separate from mitigated risks. Missing captured_at limits exact as-of replay. Old reports are not rewritten; refresh a requested report through its writer. ## Workflow ### Step 0: Resolve Config and Scope Default scope is the current project across all available weeks. Start once: ```bash python <this-skill>/scripts/decision_graph.py roadmap --cwd "$PWD" --limit-threads 20 ``` This resolves config and loads/rebuilds the derived index as needed. Use the pack's thread decisions, source_entry_refs an