Michał Kopeć
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Commit all in-flight work — ckb-module and ckb-reset skills, the .agents/modules/ scaffold, OPENSPEC docs, decision records D-0001 and D-0002, graph edges and workload summaries — so the reset that follows is fully recoverable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Decisions
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Decision records — one page per decision, newest number last. Each entry
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mirrors the linked page's `tldr`, prefixed with its current status.
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Filenames are `NNNN-short-slug.md`, numbered sequentially from `0001`, and
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numbers are never reused: a decision that is reversed or superseded keeps its
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number and its page, and the newer decision points back at it.
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* **[Accepted]** [D-0001 — Optional KB capabilities ship as file-based modules, not native plugins](0001-opt-in-file-based-kb-modules.md) — Optional KB capabilities ship as file-based modules under `.agents/modules/<name>/`, installed into the KB on request, rather than as native Claude Code plugins.
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* **[Accepted]** [D-0002 — Design of the opt-in `software` module](0002-software-module-design.md) — The `software` module keeps code as gitignored plain clones in `src/`, runs OpenSpec at both KB-root and per-repo level with a hybrid vendor/depend split, and links the two spec levels with `implements`/`implemented_by`.
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## Status vocabulary
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| Status | Meaning |
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| `proposed` | Under discussion; not yet in force. |
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| `accepted` | In force. The default for a decision that was actually made. |
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| `rejected` | Considered and turned down. Kept so the reasoning isn't relitigated. |
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| `superseded` | Replaced by a later decision; `superseded_by` names it. |
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| `reversed` | Undone by a later decision that went back to the prior state; `superseded_by` names it. |
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## Open questions
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Decisions still at `proposed`, and any decision whose `review_on` date has
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passed, are the ones worth chasing. `ckb-lint` reports both.
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