dos-promotelisted

# dos-promote — surface every held unit + its unblock action > **Make the invisible pickable.** The picker silently drops a unit it cannot > offer; `/dos-promote` does the inverse — it runs the **pre-dispatch gate** > (`dos pickable`) over every declared unit, and for each one that is HELD it > surfaces the unit, its *typed* hold reason, and the derived unblock action. The > hold reason → action routing is data, not a guess: a `DRAFT_CLASS` hold wants a > promotion, a `SOAK_OPEN` hold wants the clock, an `OPERATOR_GATED` hold wants a > decision. This is the operator-facing half of the shipped `pickable` primitive. The shape: **enumerate the units → gate each → route each hold to its action → auto-enact only the safe mechanical reclassify → surface the rest.** The gate and the enumeration are kernel verbs (`dos pickable`, `dos enumerate`); the reason→action routing is derivable from the `HoldReason` itself. ## Inputs - `--scope <lane>` (optional) — limit to one lane from the active `[lanes]`. Omitted = every declared unit the workspace can see. ## Step 0 — Discover the layout ```bash dos doctor --workspace . --json ``` Read `paths.plans_glob` (where the plan docs live), `lanes` (the taxonomy), and `lifecycle.classes` (the declared class set — which class is the workspace's "draft" / "active"). **Use these; never hardcode a plan path or a class name.** ## Step 1 — Enumerate the declared units For each plan doc under `paths.plans_glob`, enumerate the units it declares