plastic-intent-ending

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Wrap, finish, close, or mark an intent Done, delivered or abandoned. Use when completing or abandoning an intent, when a checklist reaches 100 percent and Exec is finished, or when asked to "wrap this up".

AI & Automation 9 stars 0 forks Updated 1 weeks ago MIT

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# Intent Ending The one procedure every terminal transition routes through. Auto mode, the curator path, and releasing all call this skill (or its backing script, `scripts/end-intent`) for the mechanical close instead of restating the same prose three times. `abandoned` is the SAME procedure as `delivered`, not a failure branch: only outcome.md content and the INDEX section differ. ## The 8 steps (0-7) | # | Step | Who does it | |---|---|---| | 0 | Precondition check | You, before touching outcome.md | | 1 | outcome.md + intent-file `## Outcome` summary | `scripts/end-intent` | | 2 | INDEX.md terminal move (Active -> Completed/Abandoned) | `scripts/end-intent` | | 3 | savepoint `Done` bookend | `scripts/end-intent` | | 4 | store auto-commit | `scripts/end-intent` | | 5 | disarm (worktree + lock) | `scripts/end-intent` (intent 188) | | 6 | QMD reindex, async, LAST | You | | 7 | EM-to-CTO report | You | Steps 1-5 are ONE callable script call, not several separate one-liners: this is exactly what the failure mode this intent fixes looked like (releasing hand authored the close in prose and dropped the savepoint bookend for two real deliveries; separately, one session delivered four intents back to back and never ran the old step-5 one-liner at all, intent 188). Never restate outcome/INDEX/savepoint/disarm prose inline again; call `scripts/end-intent`. ### Step 0. Precondition (the gate is section-blind, not selective) `Bridge.check_gate` (scripts/lib/bridge.rb) is LIVE cod...

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Author
zalom
Repository
zalom/plastic
Created
2 months ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
Ruby
License
MIT

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