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Add an --all-docs mode to check-doc-skill-refs.sh that scans the union of the pinned doctrine files PLUS the full LIVE docs/** set (scripts/lib/docs-scope.sh), ratcheted by a new filename-pinned shrink baseline (scripts/.docs-skill-refs-baseline). Two-way ratchet: a non-baselined live doc with a dead `/skill` ref FAILS; a baselined file that no longer offends FAILS demanding a prune. Detection stays slash-syntax + headings only (never bare skill names). Default (no-flag) behavior is byte-identical. docs/SKILL-ROUTER.md (the curated router) is covered by --all-docs (a live docs/** file, never baselined) so a dead ref there FAILS strict, without perturbing the byte-identical default doc count. seed.go docs.skill-refs row: Match widened to docs/** + the baseline + the lib; Args set to [--all-docs --strict]. Burn-down (long-tail only): repointed retired `/retro`->/post-mortem, `/vibe`->/validate, `/ratchet`->/flywheel, `/research-multi`->/research, `/implement-wave`->/crank, and reworded the retired `/dream` across 13 docs/levels + docs/workflows + docs/philosophy pages, then pruned them from the baseline (91 -> 78 offenders). Owner-locked pages (comparisons/getting-started/positioning) stay baselined. Bats twin tests/scripts/check-doc-skill-refs-all-docs.bats covers all the modes.
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L3 — State Management
Add issue tracking with beads for structured work.
What You'll Learn
- Using
/planto decompose work into issues - Beads commands for issue lifecycle
- Tracking dependencies between tasks
- Session close protocol
Prerequisites
- Completed L2-persistence
- Comfortable with
.agents/directory - br (beads_rust) CLI installed; invoke as
BEADS_DIR="$(ao beads dir)" br
Available Commands
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
/plan <goal> |
Decompose goal into beads issues |
/research <topic> |
Same as L2 |
/implement [id] |
Execute specific issue, then close it |
/post-mortem [topic] |
Same as L2 |
Beads Commands
All commands take BEADS_DIR="$(ao beads dir)" so linked worktrees use the canonical private ledger:
BEADS_DIR="$(ao beads dir)" br ready --json # Show unblocked issues
BEADS_DIR="$(ao beads dir)" br list --status open --json # All open issues
BEADS_DIR="$(ao beads dir)" br show <id> --json # View issue details
BEADS_DIR="$(ao beads dir)" br update <id> --claim --json
BEADS_DIR="$(ao beads dir)" br close <id> --reason "Done"
BEADS_DIR="$(ao beads dir)" br sync --flush-only # Export the git-JSONL ledger (never touches git itself)
Key Concepts
- Issues: Atomic units of work
- Dependencies: Issues can block each other
- Session close:
BEADS_DIR="$(ao beads dir)" br sync --flush-onlyafter issue updates, thengit -C "$(ao beads dir)" pushto share the private ledger
What's NOT at This Level
- No parallel execution
- No
/crank(autonomous execution)
Next Level
Once comfortable with issue tracking, progress to L4-parallelization to execute waves.