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Runbook for this repo's documents of record. Session logs, ADRs, retrospectives, Serena memories, per-issue handoffs, plus the templates, validators, naming rules, and house prose style that bind them. Use when you say `write the session log`, `create an ADR`, `fill the retro`, `save this to memory`, `which document of record`. Do NOT use for authoring skills (use `SkillForge`) or research write-ups (use `ai-agents-research-methodology`).

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This repo runs on verification-based governance. Continuity lives in per-issue handoffs and Serena memory. Session log creation is discontinued; transcript and pull request evidence remain valid, and the ~1,500 historical logs under .project-toolkit/sessions/ stay in the repo as history.

Triggers

write the session log
create an ADR
fill the retro
save this to memory
which document of record does this go in

The Record System Map

Record	Location	Create with	Validated by
Session log (historical only, creation discontinued)	`.project-toolkit/sessions/YYYY-MM-DD-session-NN[-slug].json`	do not create new ones	`scripts/validate_session_json.py`, validate-if-present via the `session-policy` pre-commit hook, applies only if one is somehow staged
Per-issue handoff	`.project-toolkit/sessions/handoffs/{YYYY-MM-DD}-{ISSUE}-handoff.md`	copy `.agents/templates/HANDOFF.md`	resume-verification checklist at next session start
ADR	`.project-toolkit/architecture/ADR-NNN-slug.md`	`adr-generator` skill	`scripts/validation/check_adr_uniqueness.py`; `adr-review` debate gate
Retrospective	`.project-toolkit/retrospective/`	`retrospective` skill on one of the four triggers (HIGH-tier reflect finding, `main` red, reverted or force-fixed merge, explicit user correction), or `/retro fill` on a historical skeleton	`INDEX.md` row (auto-appended, incomplete; see Phase 4)
Serena memory	`.serena/memories/[domain]-[name].md`	`memory` skill write conventions	`curating-memories` skill; `memory-index` routing

Process

Phase 1: Pick the right record

Situation	Record	Why
Issue spans multiple sessions	Per-issue handoff	Cold-start continuity (Issue #1725: 95.8% protocol failure without file-based gates)
Architectural or irreversible decision	ADR	Fires `adr-review` multi-agent debate
Incident, failure, or "what went wrong"	Retrospective	Feeds the failure canon; see `ai-agents-failure-archaeology`
Reusable pattern, correction, gotcha	Serena memory	Only memories are read by future sessions at start
User corrected you mid-session	`reflect` skill, then memory	Corrections not persisted are lost
A doc you touched is stale	Fix on contact (Phase 7)	Broken-windows rule

One fact can need two records: an incident gets a retrospective AND a memory distilling the rule. The retro is the evidence; the memory is the searchable lesson.

Phase 2: Session logs (historical only)

Session log creation is discontinued (.claude/rules/session-logs.md MUST 1): do not create a new .project-toolkit/sessions/*.json file. The ~1,500 existing logs stay in the repo as history, schema at .agents/schemas/session-log.schema.json (top-level required: session, protocolCompliance with sessionStart and sessionEnd subsections), and remain readable by retrospective, memory extraction, and the PreCompact hook.

If a historical log is staged anyway (for example, cherry-picked from an older branch), it still needs to pass:

uv run python3 scripts/validate_session_json.py .project-toolkit/sessions/<file>.json

Hard requirements enforced by scripts/validate_session_json.py:

Required session fields: number, date, branch, startingCommit, objective.
Branch must match ^(feat|fix|docs|chore|refactor|test|ci)/.
startingCommit must be a 7-40 char lowercase hex SHA.

Historical naming may carry a slug: 2026-06-30-session-2600-skill-tooling-hygiene-taste-lints-naming.json. Never resolve a session-log merge conflict with git checkout --ours; the settled rule from the session 1187 incident is take --theirs and rename your own log to the next free number (see ai-agents-failure-archaeology).

Phase 3: ADRs

Numbering collides here; treat numbers as claims, not identity. History: concurrent ADR PRs each picked the same "next" number (Issue #2253), and ADR-058/062/063 each existed twice until the duplicates were renumbered to 069/070/071 (Issue #2228, per the docstring of scripts/validation/check_adr_uniqueness.py). ADR-055 and ADR-024 share the slug github-actions-runner-selection (055 supersedes 024). Rule: when citing an ADR, verify the file content says what you claim, not just the number.

python3 scripts/validation/check_adr_uniqueness.py --print-next

Workflow:

Search first: memory-search for prior decisions, then read neighbors in .project-toolkit/architecture/ (ADR-007 memory-first: retrieval precedes reasoning).
Generate with adr-generator against .project-toolkit/architecture/ADR-TEMPLATE.md.
Claim the number from --print-next at the last moment before commit.
Expect the gate: any ADR-*.md create or edit fires the adr-review multi-agent debate (AGENTS.md, "ADR Review"). Governance-level changes additionally need human approval (AGENTS.md Boundaries: "Ask First: Architecture|New ADRs|Breaking|Security").
Lifecycle frontmatter per ADR-073 (accepted 2026-06-19): optional, unenforced Phase-1 fields id, status, date, decision-makers, supersedes, superseded-by, explainer, implemented. Use them on new ADRs; do not backfill mechanically.

Phase 4: Retrospectives

Two skills, different jobs. reflect captures corrections and praise mid-conversation while context is hot. retrospective produces the full artifact (timeline, Five Whys, learning matrix) in .project-toolkit/retrospective/.

Retrospectives are written on demand: /retro here, plus the Post-PR Retrospective workflow in CI. Until #3349 a Stop hook also wrote a skeleton at session end stamped  (Issue #2079); that hook is deleted, but skeletons it already wrote are still placeholders rather than records, so fill them with /retro fill YYYY-MM-DD.

INDEX.md was auto-appended by that hook (Issue #1703) and is incomplete: 5 rows against 95 retro files as of 2026-07-03. Nothing appends to it now. Never treat INDEX.md as the catalog; list the directory. Also note retro-cited short SHAs do not resolve locally even with full history present (~1471 commits as of 2026-07-03), so retros and memories, not git archaeology, are the durable history (depth in ai-agents-failure-archaeology).

Retro learnings MUST be persisted to Serena in the same session, not left as prose in the artifact (.serena/memories/agent-behavior/retrospective-accuracy.md: "learnings were proposed in the retrospective but then not persisted to Serena, so they will be lost").

Phase 5: Serena memories

Write conventions (canonical text: .claude/skills/memory/SKILL.md, "Serena Write Conventions"):

File name: [domain]-[descriptive-name].md, lowercase, hyphens. Example: pr-review-security.md.
Entity ID inside the file: {domain}-{description}, kebab-case, no prefix. File name and entity ID are separate things; do not conflate them.
Domain index files (skills-*-index.md) are a two-column table ONLY. Insert new rows AFTER the last existing data row, never after the header or delimiter row.
Register new memories where memory-index (the keyword-to-memory routing map read at session start) will find them.

Curation (marking obsolete, dedupe, bidirectional links) is the curating-memories skill. Search is memory-search (Tier 1); the four-tier model is ADR-063.

Separate-PR rule: .claude/rules/claude-agents.md MUST NOT item 2: "MUST NOT bundle skill code changes with memory changes in the same PR (separate concerns)." Memory edits ride their own PR. The cautionary tale is PR #908, where 53 memory files changed in a PR that started as one CI fix (.project-toolkit/retrospective/2026-01-15-pr-908-comprehensive-retrospective.md).

Phase 6: Handoffs

Tier model per ADR-014 and .project-toolkit/sessions/handoffs/README.md:

Tier	Location	Scope
Session log	`.project-toolkit/sessions/*.json`	Historical only; creation discontinued
Per-issue handoff	`.project-toolkit/sessions/handoffs/{date}-{issue}-handoff.md`	One issue across sessions; rewritten each session
Per-branch handoff	`.project-toolkit/handoffs/{branch}/{session}.md`	Multi-session branch coordination

Start from the template .agents/templates/HANDOFF.md. A handoff must carry a "Verification on Resume" checklist; the next session executes it before any Edit or Write (templates/agents/implementer.shared.md, "Session Start", a blocking gate). The old project-wide .agents/HANDOFF.md dashboard is deleted: it had grown to 122KB with an 80%+ per-PR merge conflict rate before ADR-014 froze it, and per-issue handoffs plus Serena memory now carry the continuity it used to (.project-toolkit/architecture/ADR-014-distributed-handoff-architecture.md:13-16).

Phase 7: House style and stale docs

Prose rules (canonical: .claude/rules/voice.md, .claude/rules/universal.md):

Lead with the point. Name file, line, command, number, or say you do not know.
No em-dashes or en-dashes anywhere in authored text (universal.md MUST NOT item 4; only tests/hooks/fixtures/ is exempt). Every dash costs a bot review thread.
No banned vocabulary (voice.md "Banned Vocabulary" section).
No auto-generated headers or timestamps-as-headers in any authored or generated file (universal.md MUST NOT item 5; rejected by the user three times as of 2025-12-17).
Block-style YAML arrays only in frontmatter (.agents/governance/PROJECT-CONSTRAINTS.md, Frontmatter constraints table; ADR-040 Amendment). Inline ['a', 'b'] breaks Copilot CLI parsing.
Run prose-self-check before emitting any session-log narrative, ADR context section, retro, or PR description.

The following text defines these rules:

Use commas, periods, colons, parentheses, hyphens, or restructure.

Do not use these words in prose. They mark AI output and add nothing:

delve, crucial, robust, comprehensive, nuanced, multifaceted, furthermore, moreover, additionally, pivotal, landscape, tapestry, underscore, foster, showcase, intricate, vibrant, fundamental, significant.

Replacements: be specific instead. "Robust error handling" becomes "handles network timeout, schema mismatch, and partial write." "Significant performance improvement" becomes "p99 drops from 1.2s to 180ms."

MUST NOT add auto-generated headers, generation timestamps, or "do not edit" comments to any file (agent prompts, documentation, code, template outputs). Generated output must be indistinguishable from hand-written content: metadata headers waste tokens and hide the output's intended content. If a script grows a helper that emits such headers, delete the helper instead of calling it.

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description: Runbook for this repo's documents of record. Session logs, ADRs, retrospectives, Serena memories, per-issue handoffs, plus the templates, validators, naming rules, and house prose style that bind them. Use when you say `write the session log`, `create an ADR`, `fill the retro`, `save this to memory`, `which document of record`. Do NOT use for authoring skills (use `SkillForge`) or research write-ups (use `ai-agents-research-methodology`).
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# ai-agents-docs-of-record

<!-- vendor-portability: contributor-facing knowledge pack for the rjmurillo/ai-agents repo itself; intentionally references upstream paths (.agents/, .claude/, scripts/, build/) because its audience is repo contributors, not plugin consumers (issue #2050) -->
This repo runs on verification-based governance. Continuity lives in per-issue
handoffs and Serena memory. Session log creation is discontinued; transcript
and pull request evidence remain valid, and the ~1,500 historical logs under
`.project-toolkit/sessions/` stay in the repo as history.

## Triggers

- `write the session log`
- `create an ADR`
- `fill the retro`
- `save this to memory`
- `which document of record does this go in`

## The Record System Map

| Record | Location | Create with | Validated by |
|--------|----------|-------------|--------------|
| Session log (historical only, creation discontinued) | `.project-toolkit/sessions/YYYY-MM-DD-session-NN[-slug].json` | do not create new ones | `scripts/validate_session_json.py`, validate-if-present via the `session-policy` pre-commit hook, applies only if one is somehow staged |
| Per-issue handoff | `.project-toolkit/sessions/handoffs/{YYYY-MM-DD}-{ISSUE}-handoff.md` | copy `.agents/templates/HANDOFF.md` | resume-verification checklist at next session start |
| ADR | `.project-toolkit/architecture/ADR-NNN-slug.md` | `adr-generator` skill | `scripts/validation/check_adr_uniqueness.py`; `adr-review` debate gate |
| Retrospective | `.project-toolkit/retrospective/` | `retrospective` skill on one of the four triggers (HIGH-tier reflect finding, `main` red, reverted or force-fixed merge, explicit user correction), or `/retro fill` on a historical skeleton | `INDEX.md` row (auto-appended, incomplete; see Phase 4) |
| Serena memory | `.serena/memories/[domain]-[name].md` | `memory` skill write conventions | `curating-memories` skill; `memory-index` routing |

## Process

### Phase 1: Pick the right record

| Situation | Record | Why |
|-----------|--------|-----|
| Issue spans multiple sessions | Per-issue handoff | Cold-start continuity (Issue #1725: 95.8% protocol failure without file-based gates) |
| Architectural or irreversible decision | ADR | Fires `adr-review` multi-agent debate |
| Incident, failure, or "what went wrong" | Retrospective | Feeds the failure canon; see `ai-agents-failure-archaeology` |
| Reusable pattern, correction, gotcha | Serena memory | Only memories are read by future sessions at start |
| User corrected you mid-session | `reflect` skill, then memory | Corrections not persisted are lost |
| A doc you touched is stale | Fix on contact (Phase 7) | Broken-windows rule |

One fact can need two records: an incident gets a retrospective AND a memory
distilling the rule. The retro is the evidence; the memory is the searchable
lesson.

### Phase 2: Session logs (historical only)

Session log creation is discontinued (`.claude/rules/session-logs.md` MUST 1):
do not create a new `.project-toolkit/sessions/*.json` file. The ~1,500 existing logs
stay in the repo as history, schema at
`.agents/schemas/session-log.schema.json` (top-level required: `session`,
`protocolCompliance` with `sessionStart` and `sessionEnd` subsections), and
remain readable by `retrospective`, memory extraction, and the PreCompact
hook.

If a historical log is staged anyway (for example, cherry-picked from an
older branch), it still needs to pass:

```bash
uv run python3 scripts/validate_session_json.py .project-toolkit/sessions/<file>.json
```

Hard requirements enforced by `scripts/validate_session_json.py`:

- Required `session` fields: `number`, `date`, `branch`, `startingCommit`, `objective`.
- Branch must match `^(feat|fix|docs|chore|refactor|test|ci)/`.
- `startingCommit` must be a 7-40 char lowercase hex SHA.

Historical naming may carry a slug:
`2026-06-30-session-2600-skill-tooling-hygiene-taste-lints-naming.json`. Never
resolve a session-log merge conflict with `git checkout --ours`; the settled
rule from the session 1187 incident is take `--theirs` and rename your own log
to the next free number (see `ai-agents-failure-archaeology`).

### Phase 3: ADRs

Numbering collides here; treat numbers as claims, not identity. History:
concurrent ADR PRs each picked the same "next" number (Issue #2253), and
ADR-058/062/063 each existed twice until the duplicates were renumbered to
069/070/071 (Issue #2228, per the docstring of
`scripts/validation/check_adr_uniqueness.py`). ADR-055 and ADR-024 share the
slug `github-actions-runner-selection` (055 supersedes 024). Rule: when citing
an ADR, verify the file content says what you claim, not just the number.

```bash
python3 scripts/validation/check_adr_uniqueness.py --print-next
```

Workflow:

1. Search first: `memory-search` for prior decisions, then read neighbors in
   `.project-toolkit/architecture/` (ADR-007 memory-first: retrieval precedes reasoning).
2. Generate with `adr-generator` against `.project-toolkit/architecture/ADR-TEMPLATE.md`.
3. Claim the number from `--print-next` at the last moment before commit.
4. Expect the gate: any `ADR-*.md` create or edit fires the `adr-review`
   multi-agent debate (AGENTS.md, "ADR Review").
   Governance-level changes additionally need human approval (AGENTS.md
   Boundaries: "Ask First: Architecture|New ADRs|Breaking|Security").
5. Lifecycle frontmatter per ADR-073 (accepted 2026-06-19): optional,
   unenforced Phase-1 fields `id`, `status`, `date`, `decision-makers`,
   `supersedes`, `superseded-by`, `explainer`, `implemented`. Use them on new
   ADRs; do not backfill mechanically.

### Phase 4: Retrospectives

Two skills, different jobs. `reflect` captures corrections and praise
mid-conversation while context is hot. `retrospective` produces the full
artifact (timeline, Five Whys, learning matrix) in `.project-toolkit/retrospective/`.

Retrospectives are written on demand: `/retro` here, plus the Post-PR
Retrospective workflow in CI. Until #3349 a Stop hook also wrote a skeleton
at session end stamped `<!-- RETRO-STATE: skeleton-pending-fill -->` (Issue #2079); that hook is deleted, but skeletons it already wrote are still
placeholders rather than records, so fill them with `/retro fill YYYY-MM-DD`.

`INDEX.md` was auto-appended by that hook (Issue #1703) and is incomplete: 5
rows against 95 retro files as of 2026-07-03. Nothing appends to it now.
Never treat INDEX.md as the catalog; list the directory. Also note retro-cited short SHAs do not resolve
locally even with full history present (~1471 commits as of 2026-07-03), so
retros and memories, not git archaeology, are the durable history (depth in
`ai-agents-failure-archaeology`).

Retro learnings MUST be persisted to Serena in the same session, not left as
prose in the artifact (`.serena/memories/agent-behavior/retrospective-accuracy.md`: "learnings
were proposed in the retrospective but then not persisted to Serena, so they
will be lost").

### Phase 5: Serena memories

Write conventions (canonical text: `.claude/skills/memory/SKILL.md`, "Serena
Write Conventions"):

- File name: `[domain]-[descriptive-name].md`, lowercase, hyphens. Example:
  `pr-review-security.md`.
- Entity ID inside the file: `{domain}-{description}`, kebab-case, no prefix.
  File name and entity ID are separate things; do not conflate them.
- Domain index files (`skills-*-index.md`) are a two-column table ONLY. Insert
  new rows AFTER the last existing data row, never after the header or
  delimiter row.
- Register new memories where `memory-index` (the keyword-to-memory routing
  map read at session start) will find them.

Curation (marking obsolete, dedupe, bidirectional links) is the
`curating-memories` skill. Search is `memory-search` (Tier 1); the four-tier
model is ADR-063.

Separate-PR rule: `.claude/rules/claude-agents.md` MUST NOT item 2: "MUST NOT
bundle skill code changes with memory changes in the same PR (separate
concerns)." Memory edits ride their own PR. The cautionary tale is PR #908,
where 53 memory files changed in a PR that started as one CI fix
(`.project-toolkit/retrospective/2026-01-15-pr-908-comprehensive-retrospective.md`).

### Phase 6: Handoffs

Tier model per ADR-014 and `.project-toolkit/sessions/handoffs/README.md`:

| Tier | Location | Scope |
|------|----------|-------|
| Session log | `.project-toolkit/sessions/*.json` | Historical only; creation discontinued |
| Per-issue handoff | `.project-toolkit/sessions/handoffs/{date}-{issue}-handoff.md` | One issue across sessions; rewritten each session |
| Per-branch handoff | `.project-toolkit/handoffs/{branch}/{session}.md` | Multi-session branch coordination |

Start from the template `.agents/templates/HANDOFF.md`. A handoff must carry a
"Verification on Resume" checklist; the next session executes it before any
Edit or Write (`templates/agents/implementer.shared.md`, "Session Start", a
blocking gate). The old project-wide `.agents/HANDOFF.md` dashboard is
deleted: it had grown to 122KB with an 80%+ per-PR merge conflict rate before
ADR-014 froze it, and per-issue handoffs plus Serena memory now carry the
continuity it used to
(`.project-toolkit/architecture/ADR-014-distributed-handoff-architecture.md:13-16`).

### Phase 7: House style and stale docs

Prose rules (canonical: `.claude/rules/voice.md`, `.claude/rules/universal.md`):

- Lead with the point. Name file, line, command, number, or say you do not know.
- No em-dashes or en-dashes anywhere in authored text (universal.md MUST NOT
  item 4; only `tests/hooks/fixtures/` is exempt). Every dash costs a bot
  review thread.
- No banned vocabulary (voice.md "Banned Vocabulary" section).
- No auto-generated headers or timestamps-as-headers in any authored or
  generated file (universal.md MUST NOT item 5; rejected by the user three
  times as of 2025-12-17).
- Block-style YAML arrays only in frontmatter
  (`.agents/governance/PROJECT-CONSTRAINTS.md`, Frontmatter constraints table;
  ADR-040 Amendment). Inline `['a', 'b']` breaks Copilot CLI parsing.
- Run `prose-self-check` before emitting any session-log narrative, ADR
  context section, retro, or PR description.

The following text defines these rules:

Use commas, periods, colons, parentheses, hyphens, or restructure.

Do not use these words in prose. They mark AI output and add nothing:

`delve`, `crucial`, `robust`, `comprehensive`, `nuanced`, `multifaceted`, `furthermore`, `moreover`, `additionally`, `pivotal`, `landscape`, `tapestry`, `underscore`, `foster`, `showcase`, `intricate`, `vibrant`, `fundamental`, `significant`.

Replacements: be specific instead. "Robust error handling" becomes "handles network timeout, schema mismatch, and partial write." "Significant performance improvement" becomes "p99 drops from 1.2s to 180ms."

MUST NOT add auto-generated headers, generation timestamps, or "do not edit"
   comments to any file (agent prompts, documentation, code, template outputs).
   Generated output must be indistinguishable from hand-written content:
   metadata headers waste tokens and hide the output's intended content. If a
   script grows a helper that emits such headers, delete the helper instead of
   calling it.

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unrelated mem

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