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Project-grounded verdict for adopting, switching, rejecting, or revisiting a named external technology, library, platform, CVE, or pattern.
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# /rite-pov: project-grounded external verdict Decide whether this project should adopt, trial, hold, reject, or ignore one named outside candidate. ## Workflow 1. Frame the candidate, decision intent, and reversibility tier. Route an open-ended market search to `/rite-pressure-test` or `/rite-spec`. 2. Inspect the live repository for at least one concrete project fact: an incumbent dependency/call site, integration seam, relevant ADR/decision, or confirmed absence. No profile cache. 3. Verify the external claim from current primary documentation, source, advisory, or release notes. 4. Compare fit, existing alternatives, migration cost, reversibility, project principles, security, licensing, and deprecation risk. 5. Return exactly one verdict: `Adopt`, `Trial`, `Hold`, `Reject`, or `Not-our-problem`. 6. Persist only when asked: use the active feature's `decisions.md` for a feature-scoped choice or propose an ADR for a durable architecture decision. Do not write a parallel rejection or learning index. ## Output ```text Verdict: <grade> — <one sentence> Tier: <two-way | bounded-one-way | high-stakes> Project evidence: <file:line or local doc> External evidence: <primary source> Why: <three bullets max> Next: <one action | done> Record: <path | not written> ``` No project evidence or no primary external source means `Hold`, not a generic technology opinion.