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record-decision

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Record a **decision** — the "because" that cites one or more design briefs (each of which frames a problem brief). Three-hop traceability: why do we do this? → this design → because of this problem. Use this when the user says things like "record the decision", "capture what we decided", "let's log this decision", "add a decision", or after a design brief has been accepted and the user wants to capture the downstream commitment. Decisions are written by humans (with agent help); briefs are written by agents. Keep that boundary firm. A decision cannot be `accepted` while any of its `derived_from` design briefs is not accepted — this skill invokes `vault_check_transition` to enforce that before writing.

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