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Repo-wide docs lifecycle — plans, audits, research, README surfaces. Use when authoring or editing any docs/**, README, or other doc-bearing folder.
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| name | docs-governance |
| description | Repo-wide docs lifecycle — plans, audits, research, README surfaces. Use when authoring or editing any docs/**, README, or other doc-bearing folder. |
Repo-wide Tier B surface (cross-cutting reference + lifecycle substrate). This is a small library: no per-feature docs/ subtrees, no ownership tables. Full blueprint: LIFECYCLE.md.
Full blueprint: LIFECYCLE.md — spine (§1–6), README surfaces (apps/docs canonical; root README = npm landing; docs label → FTP /persist), Closing states.
Public site sync: update-docs. Voice: docs-voice.
docs-lifecycle-sweep — the doc janitor; walks docs/ and produces a per-file action plan.docs-governance-priming — Tier 2 priming on doc edits.authoring-discipline — prose density.Gate Alpine.js UI on Persist hydration (Alpine.plugin + useHydrated / $hydrated). Use when wiring HydrationSignal into Alpine data components.
Gate Angular UI on Persist hydration with useHydrated (readonly Signal). Call inside an injection context; use when avoiding flash of default state on async backends.
Gate Lit element UI on Persist hydration with HydrationController. Use when wiring HydrationSignal into a ReactiveControllerHost; not a hook.
Persist with React Native AsyncStorage via @stainless-code/persist/backends/async-storage. Use for RN string-wire JSON state; always gate with useHydrated.
Compress a string-wire StateStorage with @stainless-code/persist/backends/compressed (gzip/deflate). Backend wrapper — compose with createStorage; stack compress-then-encrypt.
Cross-tab sync for backends without storage events via @stainless-code/persist/transport/crosstab (createBroadcastCrossTab). Wrap storage + pass crossTabEventTarget; call close() on teardown.