Why: The user chose to close the two-trees initiative partially (2026-10-19): archive the delivered work and register the remaining increments as a follow-up initiative.
Evidence: Branch synced with Documents main 933fe26 through an agent-exec transport (72 files: two-trees records, unified renderer design and implementation records). The only conflict, docs/proposals/INDEX.md, was resolved by the worker; the original branch history is kept with merge -s ours (tree unchanged). Delivered component SHAs were checked with git merge-base --is-ancestor against each component main. Documents has no CI workflow; the Dev CI covers the pinned commit.
Impact: Documents only. The main record status becomes "partial close": W2/W4a, W4b, W6, W9 and the unified renderer are in main; W3/W5/W7/W8/W10–W13 and X3/R3/F3/V3 are follow-up work. E1 fidelity still fails; formal acceptance NOT_RUN; nothing deployed.
Refs: Dev feature/rdm-two-trees-latest-templates (task card); RDM #440, Backend #209, Frontend #106, Dev #619
Why: The user chose to close the two-trees initiative partially (2026-10-19): archive the delivered work and register the remaining increments as a follow-up initiative.
Evidence: Branch synced with Documents main 933fe26 through an agent-exec transport (72 files: two-trees records, unified renderer design and implementation records). The only conflict, docs/proposals/INDEX.md, was resolved by the worker; the original branch history is kept with `merge -s ours` (tree unchanged). Delivered component SHAs were checked with `git merge-base --is-ancestor` against each component main. Documents has no CI workflow; the Dev CI covers the pinned commit.
Impact: Documents only. The main record status becomes "partial close": W2/W4a, W4b, W6, W9 and the unified renderer are in main; W3/W5/W7/W8/W10–W13 and X3/R3/F3/V3 are follow-up work. E1 fidelity still fails; formal acceptance NOT_RUN; nothing deployed.
Refs: Dev feature/rdm-two-trees-latest-templates (task card); RDM #440, Backend #209, Frontend #106, Dev #619
Why: Preserve the reviewed 44-template scope, design, implementation plan, and exact stage decisions in the shared project record.
Evidence: Approved stage hashes and local links verified; W0 inventory has 44 records and current implementation limits are explicit.
Impact: Adds traceable planning, source receipts, audit-link approval, and a pending W2/W4 sequence adjustment without changing published assets.
Refs: feature/rdm-two-trees-latest-templates
Why: PostgreSQL sequence IDs can become visible out of order and undermine fixed audit pagination.
Evidence: Isolated PostgreSQL late-commit reproduction and sequence cache behavior were checked against official documentation.
Impact: Adds a reviewable proposal with lock, sequence, migration, rollback, and throughput boundaries; no runtime code changes.
Refs: feature/rdm-two-trees-latest-templates W9
Why: W2 transaction consistency and PostgreSQL audit pagination need their reviewed dependency and data-order boundaries preserved.
Evidence: User approved the two immutable r1 objects at their recorded SHA256 values; local link and whitespace checks passed.
Impact: Main record now authorizes isolated W4a and W9 work while retaining separate live migration gates.
Refs: feature/rdm-two-trees-latest-templates stage 6
Why: Persisting goal-sensitive model prompts in long-lived context receipts violates the approved content-minimization boundary.
Evidence: A fixed Backend HEAD RED reproduces stored workflow output; source and migration constraints were reviewed against current code.
Impact: Adds a reviewable X1 interface and data correction proposal; implementation stays paused until human approval.
Refs: feature/rdm-two-trees-latest-templates W6
Why: A validated sensitive-text persistence defect requires a reviewed X1 source reauthorization contract.
Evidence: User approved the immutable r1 design at its recorded SHA256; the Backend RED remains preserved.
Impact: Allows isolated W6 implementation while retaining separate migration, tag and acceptance gates.
Refs: feature/rdm-two-trees-latest-templates W6
Why: An isolated PostgreSQL test demonstrates that explicit low IDs bypass the current committed-prefix guard and disappear across pages.
Evidence: The test-only RED and reviewed database/migration tradeoffs are bound to the documented candidate and exact SHA256.
Impact: Adds a human-review design for all online audit writes and exclusive offline copy; no runtime change or migration.
Refs: feature/rdm-two-trees-latest-templates W9
Why: Explicit low audit IDs can bypass the old default function and disappear across fixed-cutoff pages.
Evidence: User approved the immutable r1 correction; the exact isolated PostgreSQL RED receipt is preserved byte-for-byte.
Impact: Authorizes only isolated all-writer guard and offline-copy testing; live migration remains outside scope.
Refs: feature/rdm-two-trees-latest-templates W9
Why: Shared read pointers still violate project snapshot isolation, while context and audit candidates now have a tested local combination.
Evidence: Fixed RDM RED, source-reviewed read-isolation options, and clean Backend combination SELF receipts are linked with precise limits.
Impact: Preserves a pending W4a design and local probe report without claiming stage-six acceptance or component release.
Refs: feature/rdm-two-trees-latest-templates W4a W6 W9
Why: Shared project read pointers can modify cached state without an event or transaction.
Evidence: User approved the immutable r1 design and its alias, publication-order, and performance verification scope.
Impact: Allows isolated W4a state-copy and sealed-log implementation; historical time semantics remain a separate issue.
Refs: feature/rdm-two-trees-latest-templates W4a
Why: Fixed replay RED and source review show omitted domain timestamps and clock rollback can change recovered project state.
Evidence: RDM 8f80e55 contains three deterministic time RED cases; document hashes and links were checked through Dev evidence.
Impact: Save an unapproved schema and time-contract amendment plus current component and DHF dependency status; production time semantics remain unchanged.
Refs: TT-D03, TT-A02, TT-A04; stage 6 W4a and approved read-isolation revision
Why: The user approved the fixed stage 6 amendment for durable domain times and honest legacy gaps.
Evidence: Chat call_6ce04b5a3ca3496487ab2714ed208965 item 0 approves document SHA256 d78849440e6346482fc09925d402790a7ad257ef76c85275610046a845a45f37; original bytes retained.
Impact: Permit isolated implementation and tests after read isolation; real database migration and deployment remain outside this approval.
Refs: TT-D03, TT-A02, TT-A04; stage 6 time-contract amendment r1
Why: Preserve the merged DHF plan and governance records before refreshing the Dev combination.
Evidence: origin/main was fetched as 9062445db8082976a124e54a0000007b6391d6cf; approved two-tree records retain their hashes.
Impact: Integrate upstream documents without replacing this task or its approvals.
Refs: stage 6 dependency coordination
Why: RDM PR 365 is now merged and the unique U1 content contract is available for W3.
Evidence: Fresh remote main and API metadata agree on 57d2214feb0ac4a534fa58623fff7d02f93a860a; 44 assets remain needs-review in the unchanged catalog.
Impact: Clear the U1 merge prerequisite while retaining read-isolation, time repair, and template publication gates.
Refs: stage 6 W1, W3, W4a; dependency receipt dc68957a
Why: Keep the verified RDM candidate and independent replay available beyond temporary reviewer files.
Evidence: Report, original receipt, and replay script were copied byte for byte; the archive and exact pins were validated before focused race replay.
Impact: Documents only; the review covers P2, while time repair and performance acceptance remain separate gates.
Refs: RDM 57a8d7caedf72d9be4bdca179ae2a93e456ba009; stage 6 W4a
Why: The expanded user requirement needs explicit normal-work source intake and timely clarification criteria.
Evidence: Original .tmp data-flow and dialog sources were matched by SHA; fixed Backend public surfaces and current requirements were checked; local links and approved document hashes passed.
Impact: Add an unapproved stage-two scope evaluation and two candidate requirement IDs; prior approvals and product code remain untouched.
Refs: TT-N01, TT-G03, proposed TT-N03 and TT-R01; stage 2 amendment r1
Why: The user approved adding source processing and timely ambiguity clarification to the goal.
Evidence: Stage-two amendment SHA256 2627342f7d6e94137d5e7418d995ce57218093f6512f67fb7b221f01067da04d and chat approval call_aea78d4156fe4ca89f4b9b6883b2b23f; document hashes and 158 local links checked.
Impact: Add two unapproved stage-three requirement IDs without changing the original 28 or authorizing the public observation implementation.
Refs: TT-N03 and TT-R01; stage 3 amendment r1
Why: The approved work-source requirements need a governed path from real messages, retrieved material, and analysis into project evidence and timely clarification.
Evidence: Stage-three amendment SHA256 552a9fdea996bb547c185949b5072a51efafdce1339a9eaafd49537dfedd91b4 and user approval call_b517d0f07af54aa188a01ddb100485b9; independent Backend and RDM scoped design reviews closed the identified privacy, timing, and atomicity gaps; document hashes and links checked.
Impact: Save an unapproved stage-four design only; no new public interface, migration, model run, or product behavior.
Refs: TT-N03, TT-R01; work observation and risk design r1
Why: The authoritative target added DHF and manual merge queue records while this task saved approved two-tree amendments.
Evidence: origin/main=19aa34efe6482b78d779bab573b5397e6d2088b2 includes the Dev incoming gitlink 46506aec34.
Impact: Keep both documentation histories; approved two-tree object bytes remain intact.
Refs: Dev task-sync and stage 4 X3 design
Why: The approved stage-four design needs reviewable ownership, sequencing, and tests before new X3 product code can start.
Evidence: TT-N03 and TT-R01 stage-three approval; stage-four approval call_a6853c4232f34285a6cbae19dfbeeec5; document checker SELF receipt f4a4cdde2d3ad9b250742da764455a1304e1e26f07270da4f0d37ad6ed8b6c7e.
Impact: Record the stage-five amendment for human review; keep the original 28-item plan and approved implementation active.
Refs: TT-N03, TT-R01; work observation and risk stage-five amendment r1
Why: The user approved the fixed TT-N03 and TT-R01 stage-five amendment for local stage-six implementation.
Evidence: User approval call_497a8a4c28bd4231a2cfd63d84375f2a for plan SHA256 10b91e3489ac8145eafec73759a019cb6d3b73fd50e7c74563bbbb6d18e5462c.
Impact: Update the current approval record without changing the approved plan bytes or permitting live migration, tag publication, or deployment.
Refs: TT-N03, TT-R01; Dev task card
Why: The pinned Backend extension exposes no trusted one-time HITL proof for RDM structure confirmation.
Evidence: Fixed RDM/Backend source identities, W3 RED receipt, and Dev READY precheck are cited; no W4b confirmation write was run.
Impact: Adds a review-only X3 verifier and RDM atomic-consumption design with permission, recovery, audit and replay checks.
Refs: Stage4 design r1 section 5.2; Stage5 W4; TT-D02/D03/T04
Why: The proposal main record must reflect that trusted human confirmation lacks a public Backend proof and remains blocked pending review.
Evidence: Candidate design bbcff18 and exact file SHA256 are linked; W3 RED and Backend source gap remain separate from phase acceptance.
Impact: Updates status only, preserving the previously approved stage-four and stage-five objects.
Refs: Stage6 W4b design adjustment candidate r1; TT-D02/D03
Why: The living proposal still said the human confirmation write path was blocked after the local chain had been implemented.
Evidence: Backend a4d6404, RDM 528dd0c, and Dev SELF receipt edb81a90 are cited in the new progress record.
Impact: The status now separates implemented, verified, merged, and deployed. Nothing is merged or deployed.
Refs: W4b human confirmation design r1
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Why: Define the approved direction for one rule-driven Word renderer, all-template onboarding, human-readable traceability, and review-aware delivery before implementation starts.
Evidence: SELF documentation checks passed for relative links, balanced code fences, JSON parsing, manifest SHA256 coverage, and git diff whitespace.
Impact: Adds a 12-document review set and immutable review manifest; no runtime code, migration, deployment, or published rule changes.
Refs: feature/rdm-two-trees-latest-templates
Why: Give the first implementation batch a fixed human-review object with exact outputs, risks, review findings, fixes, evidence, and remaining boundaries.
Evidence: SELF relative-link and diff checks pass; the record cites exact RDM and renderer candidate SHAs and their fresh verification commands.
Impact: Adds an implementation review record only; no runtime, migration, deployment, or publication behavior changes.
Refs: unified-document-renderer Tasks 1-3
Why: Update the batch review after replacing the temporary profile interface with the immutable snapshot produced by Task 3.
Evidence: SELF contract test observed RED then GREEN; renderer full, race, vet, and diff checks pass at a08ae7ac81d4c648b350d890da97c91e64950769.
Impact: Updates the implementation review record only.
Refs: unified-document-renderer Tasks 2-3
Why: Fix Task 4-6 behavior, independent review findings, evidence, limits, and the next human review boundary in one durable record.
Evidence: SELF report content binds renderer 0efa07f8ce5cb4e1ff93886cf6769d111cba9872 and its full, race, vet, and diff verification.
Impact: Adds an implementation review record only; no runtime integration, migration, deployment, or publication.
Refs: unified-document-renderer Tasks 4-6
Why: Tasks 7-8 need a reviewable record that separates draft profile generation, legacy RDM product-chain evidence, and actual renderer publication readiness.
Evidence: The report fixes Renderer 732e7e7 and RDM ec24a42, records the independent review and repair, and distinguishes 44/44 compilation from the 41-pass/3-blocked base-package safety preflight.
Impact: Human reviewers can decide corporate visual values and the three unsafe base-package derivatives without treating local SELF checks as publication, migration, or deployment.
Refs: Unified document renderer Tasks 7-8
Why: PostgreSQL and authenticated product-matrix runs must remain tied to the exact RDM commit on which they executed.
Evidence: The report now distinguishes final-head SQLite and full-suite replay from the earlier 3f60265 PostgreSQL and 44/44 product runs.
Impact: Documentation-only evidence correction; no implementation or publication state changes.
Refs: Unified document renderer Tasks 7-8
Why: The three blocked Word bases now have safe derivative candidates implemented by CLI, independently reviewed, corrected, and verified without publishing profiles or changing source assets.
Evidence: RDM 48120ed and Renderer 732e7e7 bind a clean 44/44 compatibility receipt; the report records the review findings, one corrective pass, 20 safety tests, generator checks, and full build.
Impact: Replaces the prior 41-pass/3-blocked implementation snapshot with 44 safe-preflight draft bindings while retaining human visual and publication gates.
Refs: Unified document renderer Tasks 7-8
Why: Task 9 now has a reproducible Renderer dependency, CLI implementation, independent review, one corrective pass and exact local/isolated-PostgreSQL evidence that require human assessment.
Evidence: The report fixes RDM 019d60d4 and Renderer 732e7e7, records all review findings and repairs, focused race, vet, make test/build and disposable PostgreSQL verification.
Impact: Documents the local RDM rendering transaction candidate without publishing profiles, migrating a real database, starting Task 10, pushing, merging or deploying.
Refs: Unified document renderer Task 9
Why: Task 10 closed four independent review rounds and needs a durable record.
Evidence: Backend a2f4978 SELF suite plus host REPLAY of tools/docgen tests and Dev build.
Impact: Documentation only; no product behavior change.
Refs: docs/records/2026-10-15-unified-document-renderer/09-implementation-plan.md Task 10
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Why: The user chose to close the two-trees initiative partially (2026-10-19): archive the delivered work and register the remaining increments as a follow-up initiative.
Evidence: Branch synced with Documents main
933fe26through an agent-exec transport (72 files: two-trees records, unified renderer design and implementation records). The only conflict, docs/proposals/INDEX.md, was resolved by the worker; the original branch history is kept withmerge -s ours(tree unchanged). Delivered component SHAs were checked withgit merge-base --is-ancestoragainst each component main. Documents has no CI workflow; the Dev CI covers the pinned commit.Impact: Documents only. The main record status becomes "partial close": W2/W4a, W4b, W6, W9 and the unified renderer are in main; W3/W5/W7/W8/W10–W13 and X3/R3/F3/V3 are follow-up work. E1 fidelity still fails; formal acceptance NOT_RUN; nothing deployed.
Refs: Dev feature/rdm-two-trees-latest-templates (task card); RDM #440, Backend #209, Frontend #106, Dev #619