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kb-synthesize

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Write a new dated state snapshot for a product track (track-a, track-b, shared) from everything filed since the last one, and refresh STATE.md from it. Use when the user says: synthesize, snapshot, roll up current state, refresh the architecture doc.

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SKILL.md

/kb-synthesize <product>

Usage: /kb-synthesize track-a (or track-b, or shared).

This skill is a drift detector, not just a roll-up. It recency-weights recent commits to propose the CURRENT framing, and propagates a corrected one-liner to the always-loaded T1 layer (GLOSSARY.md) — but only when confident.

  1. Acquire runs/.lock.
  2. Baseline. Most recent synthesis/*.md with matching product:. Its date_found is the baseline; note its one_liner: (the prior framing).
  3. Collect the delta. git log --since="<baseline>" --name-only, then keep every changed *.md whose frontmatter product: matches — across ALL content folders, EXCLUDING only the operational ones: todos/ finances/ runs/ raw/ archive/ schema/ scripts/ study-sessions/ team/ .claude/. (Do NOT use a hardcoded include-list — that silently misses folders. In particular discovery/ and advisors/ carry customer-call + advisor-thread signal where positioning shifts surface; an include-list that omits them blinds the drift detector.) team/ is excluded because it is operational by nature (person profiles, prefs, voice cards); strategic substance belongs in brainstorming//strategy//decisions/ (which ARE scanned) — if it's sitting in team/, it's misfiled, promote it rather than tag it. Untagged files (no product:) are skipped — tag them if they should feed synthesis.
  4. No-delta short-circuit (the periodic-run path). If the delta is empty or trivial (only typo/index commits), DO NOT create a new snapshot. Instead: bump last_verified: <today> on the existing synthesis, run python3 scripts/propagate-oneliner.py (re-assert the one-liner), stage GLOSSARY.md + the synthesis, commit synthesis: verify <product> still-current @ <date>, push, release lock, STOP. Report "still current as of <date>."
  5. Read the delta, recency-weighted. Newer commits outweigh older when deciding "what are we NOW." A late brainstorm/decision/strategy beats an early one on the same question.
  6. Propose one_liner + confidence + tension check. Write one current-framing sentence. PRESERVE source hedges — likely, target, exploring stay; never harden an exploration into "we ARE X." Then assess: confidence: high|medium|low, and tension — do recent committed sources contradict each other on the framing (e.g. one leads with one customer segment, the freshest with another)?
  7. Create synthesis/YYYY-MM-DD-<product>-architecture.md from schema/templates/synthesis.md. Frontmatter: supersedes: the prior file, one_liner: your proposed sentence, last_verified: <today>, confidence:.
  8. Stamp the superseded file. On the prior synthesis add superseded_by: synthesis/<new>.md AND a top-of-body banner > ⚠️ Superseded by [[synthesis/<new>]] — <date>. (kb-lint requires the banner when superseded_by is set.)
  9. Fill body. Required: ## Counter-arguments, ## Data gaps. Cite the decisions/brainstorms you consolidated. Anti-sycophancy is structural — do not skip.
  10. Confidence-tiered T1 propagation:
    • High confidence AND no tension → run python3 scripts/propagate-oneliner.py (writes the new one-liner into GLOSSARY.md). Stage GLOSSARY.md.
    • Medium/low confidence OR unresolved tension → DO NOT propagate. Write runs/YYYY-MM-DD-<product>-drift.md: NEEDS HUMAN: framing in transition — <the tension>; proposed one-liner: <...>; not propagated to GLOSSARY pending confirmation. Leave GLOSSARY.md untouched.

10a. Refresh STATE.md from the snapshot. STATE.md is the always-loaded short form of the synthesis. Walk it section by section against the new snapshot and the delta; correct every line that moved, remove what is no longer true, set as-of: to today. Then list for the user every non-superseded strategy/ and brainstorming/ file older than the previous snapshot whose framing the new snapshot retires, and ask supersede-or-keep for each (stamp the ones they retire). Also list positions the snapshot treats as settled that have no decisions/ file.

  1. Regenerate INDEXes: python3 scripts/rebuild-indexes.py. Stage changed INDEX.md.
  2. Commit + push. synthesis: snapshot <product> @ YYYY-MM-DD. Pre-commit lint enforces: GLOSSARY one-liner matches source (if you propagated) + superseded file has its banner. Fix any failure — never --no-verify.
  3. Release the lock. Report: new snapshot, confidence, and whether T1 was updated or a NEEDS HUMAN flag was written.

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