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Use this skill for durable execution records, runbooks, evidence folders, artifacts, and validation of archive layout after task completion.
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| name | archive-record |
| description | Use this skill for durable execution records, runbooks, evidence folders, artifacts, and validation of archive layout after task completion. |
| os | cross-platform |
Use this Skill when the situation matches the frontmatter description. It is cross-platform and tool-neutral: judgment, sequencing, risk boundaries, and human confirmation points live here; deterministic checks should be delegated to installed workflow runtime paths first, then to source repository paths when the runtime is not installed.
os: cross-platform. Path examples should use portable separators in docs and native path handling in scripts.
Prefer installed runtime paths:
~/.agent-routines/workflows.agent-routines/workflowsSource fallback:
workflows/<workflow-name>/Recommended workflows: archive-check
Ask before deleting or moving historical records, rewriting evidence, or changing archive schema.
If archive rules only exist in memory or conversation, materialize them as docs, templates, or validators before relying on them.
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Use this skill for Electron desktop packaging and release readiness across Windows, macOS, and Linux, including signing boundaries, artifacts, dry-runs, and public release checks.
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