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Keep a live governed document lean by moving its terminal-status items into a sibling archive file (with an in-archive provenance ledger). Dry-run first, then apply on confirmation. Wraps `stackctl archive`.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
SOC 職業分類に基づく
Provision the fleet control plane's accepted bearer token, or serve the plane HTTP endpoint (stackctl plane provision-token | serve) — the fleet control plane a single operator's sidecars uplink to (specs/036-fleet-control-plane). Wraps `stackctl plane`.
Elect and run the per-installation sidecar daemon that uplinks telemetry to the fleet control plane and receives commands over SSE (stackctl sidecar run) — specs/036-fleet-control-plane. Wraps `stackctl sidecar`.
Run a Spec Kit spec by dispatching each task to a fresh, right-sized subagent at the model its declared [tier:] resolves to (model-sized dispatch), with deskwork governance firing automatically afterward (cross-model audit-barrage + finding lift)
Author a NEW Spec Kit spec for a new feature, in-session — drive native /speckit-specify and the downstream authoring chain via the in-session agent, confirming state with stackctl spec-check (spec-authoring only; does not create worktree/docs infra)
Open the designing phase for a roadmap item — an opinionated frontend that drives a swappable design backend (default superpowers:brainstorming) IN-SESSION, sets the design: pointer on entry, re-injects capture-over-YAGNI, routes the handoff to /stack-control:define, and writes the installation-anchored design record the design-to-spec gate checks
Close a shipped roadmap item and everything it contains — the operator-confirmed post-ship terminal move. Shows the full transitive cascade (the item's part-of subtree's recorded closes: ids) as a dry-run, prompts you to confirm (and, when self-hosting, to validate the installed release), then runs `roadmap advance --to closed` which closes the deduped backlog ids and advances the item to the terminal `closed` phase. Never closes automatically.
| name | archive |
| description | Keep a live governed document lean by moving its terminal-status items into a sibling archive file (with an in-archive provenance ledger). Dry-run first, then apply on confirmation. Wraps `stackctl archive`. |
Move the settled items out of a live governed document into its sibling archive, so the live surface stays crisp. An item is settled when its status is one of the grammar's terminal statuses (e.g. a roadmap row marked shipped, an inbox entry marked promoted/dropped). The moved items land in <doc>-archive.md; a provenance ledger recording what moved and when lives in that archive file, never in the live document.
Per
.claude/rules/enforcement-lives-in-skills.md, the discipline lives in this skill body + thestackctl archiveverb it calls — it travels with the plugin install, not a git hook.
<!-- doc-grammar: … --> comment, or a doc-grammar: <id> frontmatter reference resolving to a project-override or built-in grammar). A document with no resolvable grammar is not governable — archive fails loud, and the fix is to declare a grammar, not to work around it.--apply).Dry-run first (always). Report what would move; write nothing:
stackctl archive --doc <path>
It lists each terminal-status Unit (identifier, status, line span) and the archive target. Read the list to the operator. Zero terminal-status Units → there is nothing to do; stop.
Confirm with the operator. Show the planned moves. Only proceed when the operator confirms — archive mutates the live document.
Apply.
stackctl archive --doc <path> --apply
The moved Units are cut from the live document and appended to <doc>-archive.md (created if absent), each ledger entry keyed by identifier. The live document keeps zero bookkeeping.
Report the outcome. State which Units moved and the archive path. To bring one back, use /stack-control:unarchive.