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Fold a closed LCD work-item's acceptance criteria into the project's living current-state spec (SPEC.md) at closeout. Runs only when `living-spec: on` in lcd-conventions. Use at a work-item's finish line — after audit PASS (Deep) or when the JOURNAL flips to done (Standard) — to compact the frozen delta into the one document that says "what the system does now". Not for mid-work edits (that's lcd:refine).

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LCD Reconcile (the compaction step)

The one-directional fold delta → living spec at closeout. A work-item spec.md (or a Standard JOURNAL's inline ACs) is the frozen delta — what one change added. SPEC.md is the living current-state index — what the system does now. Reconcile compacts the former into the latter so the next person scoping work reads one lean document instead of replaying every closed work-item. The append-only logs (DECISIONS.md, triage-log.md) are never rewritten by this — it only adds a supersede entry when a capability is replaced.

Distinct from lcd:refine: refine fires autonomously mid-work for small drift corrections within a work-item and explicitly avoids bulk rewrites. Reconcile fires once, at a defined lifecycle gate, and processes a completed delta. Different trigger, scope, and size.

Step 0 — gate on the flag (no-op when off)

Read .claude/rules/lcd-conventions.md's  block. If living-spec is not on, or there is no spec: key, do nothing and say so ("living-spec is off — skipping compaction"). This is the common case; most projects never turn it on, and Quick-lane work never reaches here. Resolve artifact-root and the spec: path (default <artifact-root>/SPEC.md). If SPEC.md doesn't exist yet, create it from ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/templates/living-spec.md (fill <PROJECT_NAME>), then continue.

Step 1 — extract the delta's capabilities

Pick the source for slug <slug>:

Deep lane: <artifact-root>/work/<slug>/spec.md.
Standard lane: the work-item JOURNAL.md (its inline ACs use the identical **AC-N** (surfaces: <CSV>): <body> format, so the same parser reads it).

Run parse-acs.sh <source> (ships in the plugin bin/, on PATH). Three outcomes:

Rows returned → each <id>\t<surfaces>\t<body> row is a capability to fold.
Non-zero with "no AC declarations found" → the surface-less Standard case (a JOURNAL with no inline ACs). Fall back to one capability: surface none, body = the JOURNAL Goal line, no AC id. Do not treat this as an error.
Non-zero with a "malformed AC" / "invalid surface token" message → a real defect in the delta. Stop and report it; don't fold a malformed spec.

Step 2 — fold each capability into SPEC.md (new vs replace)

For each capability, read the matching surface section of SPEC.md and judge — this is the judgement that makes reconcile a skill, not a script:

NEW capability (the system couldn't do this before): add one terse row under its surface section — | <one-line current behaviour> | <AC ids> | D-NNN (<slug>) |. Keep it to a single line; if it wants a paragraph, the detail stays in the delta / the D-NNN, not here.
REPLACES an existing capability (this change altered behaviour already indexed): rewrite that row in place to the new behaviour, and append a supersede entry to DECISIONS.md (## D-NNN · <date> · <capability> now <new behaviour> with Status: active, and mark the prior decision superseded by D-NNN). SPEC.md stays current-only — never keep a graveyard of old rows there; the history lives in the append-only DECISIONS.md.

Stale markers. A · stale: <date> suffix on a row's Provenance means Quick-lane work changed that behaviour after the last fold (a marker, not a fold — the Quick lane's one allowed SPEC touch). When your fold covers that capability, the rewrite clears the marker (verify the new row text reflects the Quick change too, not just this work-item's delta). Leave markers on rows this fold doesn't touch.

Decay of backfill rows into rigor. A row whose provenance reads D-NNN (backfill) was seeded by onboard from code, not from audited ACs (a lower-confidence tier). When the work-item you're folding touches that capability, treat it as a REPLACES: rewrite the row with the now AC-pinned behaviour and set provenance to the work-item's real D-NNN (dropping the (backfill) marker) — this is how the provisional seed becomes verified over time. Don't leave a backfilled row in place when you have an AC-pinned truth for it.

Step 3 — provenance, stamp, log

Provenance points at the durable D-NNN, with the slug in parens as a breadcrumb (it may dangle after /lcd:tidy prunes the work-item — that's expected). If the work-item never earned a project-wide D-NNN, create one now recording the capability ("D-NNN · · shipped: ", scope project-wide) so SPEC has a stable anchor to cite.
Stamp Last compacted: <date> at the top of SPEC.md.
Log one line in the work-item JOURNAL.md LOG: <date> — reconciled: folded AC-1..N → SPEC.md/<surface>. No new telemetry shape — the closeout line in triage-log.md already records the finish.

The protocol (bounded by refinement-protocol)

Per the global refinement-protocol rule, even though closeout invoked you:

Restate the fold: "folding stats-surfaces: AC-1 (CLI) + AC-2 (HTTP) → 2 new SPEC rows".
List what stays unchanged — the SPEC sections / DECISIONS entries you are NOT touching.
Make the edits, then log.

Autonomy boundary — when to STOP and ask

A capability's behaviour contradicts an existing SPEC row in a way that isn't a clean supersede (two work-items disagree on current behaviour) → surface it; don't pick a winner silently.
The fold would need to delete a capability (a feature was removed). Confirm the removal is intended, then rewrite/remove the row and record a superseding D-NNN — never drop behaviour from the index without a recorded why.

Keep it light

Reconcile is a few SPEC rows + at most one supersede entry + a log line. If folding one work-item rewrites half of SPEC.md, the delta wasn't really one change — say so rather than forcing it.

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reconcile

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LCD Reconcile (the compaction step)

Step 0 — gate on the flag (no-op when off)

Step 1 — extract the delta's capabilities

Pick the source for slug <slug>:

Deep lane: <artifact-root>/work/<slug>/spec.md.
Standard lane: the work-item JOURNAL.md (its inline ACs use the identical **AC-N** (surfaces: <CSV>): <body> format, so the same parser reads it).

Run parse-acs.sh <source> (ships in the plugin bin/, on PATH). Three outcomes:

Rows returned → each <id>\t<surfaces>\t<body> row is a capability to fold.
Non-zero with "no AC declarations found" → the surface-less Standard case (a JOURNAL with no inline ACs). Fall back to one capability: surface none, body = the JOURNAL Goal line, no AC id. Do not treat this as an error.
Non-zero with a "malformed AC" / "invalid surface token" message → a real defect in the delta. Stop and report it; don't fold a malformed spec.

Step 2 — fold each capability into SPEC.md (new vs replace)

For each capability, read the matching surface section of SPEC.md and judge — this is the judgement that makes reconcile a skill, not a script:

NEW capability (the system couldn't do this before): add one terse row under its surface section — | <one-line current behaviour> | <AC ids> | D-NNN (<slug>) |. Keep it to a single line; if it wants a paragraph, the detail stays in the delta / the D-NNN, not here.
REPLACES an existing capability (this change altered behaviour already indexed): rewrite that row in place to the new behaviour, and append a supersede entry to DECISIONS.md (## D-NNN · <date> · <capability> now <new behaviour> with Status: active, and mark the prior decision superseded by D-NNN). SPEC.md stays current-only — never keep a graveyard of old rows there; the history lives in the append-only DECISIONS.md.

Step 3 — provenance, stamp, log

Provenance points at the durable D-NNN, with the slug in parens as a breadcrumb (it may dangle after /lcd:tidy prunes the work-item — that's expected). If the work-item never earned a project-wide D-NNN, create one now recording the capability ("D-NNN · · shipped: ", scope project-wide) so SPEC has a stable anchor to cite.
Stamp Last compacted: <date> at the top of SPEC.md.
Log one line in the work-item JOURNAL.md LOG: <date> — reconciled: folded AC-1..N → SPEC.md/<surface>. No new telemetry shape — the closeout line in triage-log.md already records the finish.

The protocol (bounded by refinement-protocol)

Per the global refinement-protocol rule, even though closeout invoked you:

Restate the fold: "folding stats-surfaces: AC-1 (CLI) + AC-2 (HTTP) → 2 new SPEC rows".
List what stays unchanged — the SPEC sections / DECISIONS entries you are NOT touching.
Make the edits, then log.

Autonomy boundary — when to STOP and ask

A capability's behaviour contradicts an existing SPEC row in a way that isn't a clean supersede (two work-items disagree on current behaviour) → surface it; don't pick a winner silently.
The fold would need to delete a capability (a feature was removed). Confirm the removal is intended, then rewrite/remove the row and record a superseding D-NNN — never drop behaviour from the index without a recorded why.

Keep it light

Reconcile is a few SPEC rows + at most one supersede entry + a log line. If folding one work-item rewrites half of SPEC.md, the delta wasn't really one change — say so rather than forcing it.