slate-ar-quality

# Slate AR Quality Handle $ARGUMENTS by loading `slate-ar` and running its quality-gap mode. Use this when the user wants to perfect a Slate v2 surface beyond a single bug: API/DX gaps, architecture gaps, missing behavior coverage, docs/reference holes, example quality, or broad "make this better" research. ## Contract - Target cwd is `.tmp/slate-v2`. - Use generic Codex Autoresearch research and quality-gap mechanics through `slate-ar`. - Keep durable state under `.tmp/slate-v2/autoresearch.research/<slug>/`. - `quality_gap=0` closes the current accepted checklist only. It does not mean discovery is permanently complete. ## Commands Use Codex Autoresearch directly through the `slate-ar` wrapper: ```bash <autoresearch-cli> research-setup --cwd .tmp/slate-v2 --slug "<slug>" --goal "<goal>" <autoresearch-cli> quality-gap --cwd .tmp/slate-v2 --research-slug "<slug>" --list <autoresearch-cli> gap-candidates --cwd .tmp/slate-v2 --research-slug "<slug>" ``` Use `gap-candidates --apply` only after inspecting the candidates and deciding the write scope is safe. ## Routing - Correctness gap with missing oracle: `slate-patch`. - Test/behavior suite gap where the oracle exists: `slate-ar-gate`. - Performance gap: `slate-ar-perf`. - Public API/runtime architecture gap: `slate-plan`. - Generic measured loop gap: `slate-ar`. Do not use this as a substitute for a direct bug fix. If the failing behavior is already known and reproducible, use `slate-patch`.