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planning-tracker-builder

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Build or extend Zynkr's planning Main Tracker (the cycle's system of record) from a NORMALIZED item list — the planning-session-synth handoff or a pasted table. Fresh cycle: copy the template tracker (never edit it) → 「<year> <cycle> Planning Main Tracker」 → cycle-named tabs → fill the SOR tab with L1 header rows + N.NN numbering, 重要×緊急 → Priority formula, the 專案項目小記 pivot, 狀態 colours. Existing tracker: fill the empty SOR tab session-synth left, append rows under the right L1 block, or add a new tab — never overwrite the SOR tab in place, never renumber. Prints a LINT REPORT (P0 cap > 6 / > 25%, owner > 3 P0, items 掛 All, missing owners/dates, L2 off-taxonomy, duplicate 項目, P3 not 放棄) and the C1 cash pre-mortem before writing; lint warns, never blocks. Trigger on /planning-tracker-builder or "建 tracker", "把項目清單做成 Main Tracker", "建立 YE Planning Main Tracker", "把正規化清單寫進 tracker", "把這些專案 項目排進 tracker", "build the planning tracker", "extend the tracker with these items", "lint the project list". Distinct from planning-session-synth (upstream — transcript + whiteboard → normalized list), planning-tracker-sync (downstream weekly READ; never builds), planning-suite-reconciler (docs/OKR sheet reconcile TO the tracker) and project-status-update (course-project weekly; owns bare 「週報」).

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