Ship

Ship

If topology=multi-module (triage announcement or coordinator spec/plan declaration), read ../references/multi-module.md.

Gates — if any fail, stop here:

• Tests pass — or, for tasks with no automated test, their manual acceptance was performed.
• No - [ ] remains in any relevant plan.
• Staging spec reflects actual code behavior.
• README commands runnable; living docs honor North Star (atemporal ground truth, modular specs; see ../references/quality.md).
• No incomplete tracked tasks in the harness task tracker (whatever the host calls it).
• For multi-module work: module plans and local acceptance are complete, and coordinator integration passes (or the change is reported as partial-commit).

1. review the whole diff.

2. Update docs/ROADMAP.md (if it exists):

   • Milestone completed? Mark [x].
   • Scope changed? Adjust upcoming milestone descriptions.
   • Unrelated work (bugfix, refactor)? Roadmap unchanged.

3. archive — for multi-module work, archive module artifacts in their owning repositories first; archive the coordinator last.

4. If user-visible, add to CHANGELOG Unreleased. Releases move it to a version.

5. Ask disposition: commit / merge / PR / keep / discard.
   For a linked multi-repository implementation whose approved plan already includes linked commits: run the commit protocol (non-coordinators in dependency order, record SHAs as the revision set, coordinator last, shared change-set ID in every commit) when the user chooses commit or previously approved that path — do not re-ask whether commits are in scope. Still never push or open a PR without explicit approval.

If a linked commit fails, report partial-commit, preserve all commits and working trees, and report the exact recovery point.

6. On merge or PR: clean up worktree, delete local branch.

7. Roadmap has unchecked milestones? → plan next.

No push or PR without explicit user approval.