synclisted

# fig:sync — bring canonical current (audit → apply → archive) Checks every finished screen against the canonical page to see whether it actually landed there, applies what did not, then moves the working copies into the archive. This is the post-release procedure, executed instead of remembered. The canonical page is supposed to be "what is running right now", but shipping and updating canonical happen at different moments. Left alone, the gap widens and engineering and QA start making decisions against an old screen. **That lag is the accident this skill prevents.** **Prerequisites**: always load `figma:figma-use` before calling `use_figma`. Step 1 (audit) is **zero writes** — `use_figma` is used as a read-only script that only `return`s a report. **Seat check before the first write** — call `whoami` once. Where every plan it lists carries `seat: View`, stop before step 3's first `use_figma` write and say so: the reading half of this skill runs on a View seat, the writing half needs an Edit seat on the file's plan, and no retry changes that. Where the seats are mixed, go ahead — and if the first write comes back as a permission error, report the seat table and stop rather than retrying. ## When to invoke - "find what never made it into canonical", "bring the canonical page current", "check everything that wasn't replaced" - Right after a release or a batch of shipped work, to bring canonical in line - When working pages have piled up long enough that nobody knows what