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Route Atlas product work from observable change facts and one human-recovery outcome; use a compact solo pass for reversible work.

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# Atlas product pass — recover human understanding This is not a general PO scorecard. It protects the moment where coding-agent velocity has made a person unable to find, explain, judge, correct, or hand off what their codebase now means. Read `docs/PRODUCT-OWNER-OPERATING-SYSTEM.md` before using this skill. Run `pnpm po:route -- --help`; never supply your own door or risk verdict. ## 0. Skip real maintenance Typos, dependency bumps, CI plumbing, lint configuration, isolated fixtures, and equivalent maintenance go straight to technical checks: ```bash pnpm po:route -- --mechanical ``` A change with any product or sovereignty signal is not mechanical. The router must reject that combination. ## 1. Read the one prior decision you need Run `pnpm decisions:find <surface terms>` for the same surface and question; it returns records, not lines, with each record's decision, falsifier, and the later records that cite it. `--record=<n|date>` prints one in full. - Cite a standing decision or explicitly overturn it. - Check its falsifier, and read the records that cite it before calling it standing. - Do not summarize the full ledger. ## 2. Name the lost human ability Write the actor, exact moment, and one Atlas outcome: - `orient`: find the right starting point; - `explain`: explain what exists and why; - `judge`: judge evidence, uncertainty, and impact; - `correct`: inspect, reject, or correct agent-authored meaning; - `handoff`: let the next person or agent reuse accep...

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Author
wlsdks
Repository
wlsdks/ontology-atlas
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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