attic-stashlisted

# Stash into the attic First, in the same shell command as anything below, locate the script: ```bash ATTIC_JS=$(ls -d "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}"/plugins/cache/attic/attic/*/skills/attic/scripts/attic.js "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}"/skills/attic/scripts/attic.js "$HOME"/.agents/skills/attic/scripts/attic.js .agents/skills/attic/scripts/attic.js 2>/dev/null | sort -V | tail -1) ``` Argument: `$ARGUMENTS` (a title, a slug, or empty). 1. Decide what to stash: the most recent finding, result, plan or decision in this conversation. If the argument names something specific, stash that. If nothing obvious exists, ask in one line what to stash. Unsure whether it is worth keeping? Read `$(dirname "$ATTIC_JS")/../references/what-to-stash.md`. 2. Pick a `kind` (`finding`, `decision`, `plan`, `output`, `note`) and a specific kebab-case slug that will still make sense in a month. 3. Record the evidence (see **Provenance** below): which files the conclusion came from, which commands produced it, and how far you actually checked it. 4. Write the body to a temp file, then call the script. It handles the folder, frontmatter, index line, atomic write, and secret scan: ```bash node "$ATTIC_JS" stash \ --slug <slug> --kind <kind> --title "<title>" \ --hook "<one line under 100 chars>" [--tags a,b] \ [--type <type>] [--confidence verified|unverified] \ [--files "src/a.ts,src/b.ts"] [--commands "rg foo src"] \ [--decision-why "<why>"] --body-file <tmpfile> `