All 176 files in the four accumulating directories now use a zero-padded 4-digit counter prefix that reflects creation order (`NNNN-slug.md`). The counter is assigned per directory in strict git-log creation order; ties broken alphabetically by original name. The old `YYYY-MM-DD-` prefix on docs/specs/ and docs/plans/ files is dropped — the date is recoverable from git log and the counter carries the ordering. A file's counter is stable for the life of the file: never reassigned, never reused, never compacted. Deleted files retire their counter; subsequent files do not fill the gap. This is the property that lets cross-references stay literal — refs use the full filename including the counter (`design/contracts/0007-honesty-rule.md`) so they grep cleanly and resolve directly without a glob step. 313 cross-references updated across .md/.rs/.toml/.c/.json files (test pins, include_str! paths, design-INDEX entries, baseline notes, runtime C comments, inter-contract markdown links incl. bare basename and `../models/foo.md` forms). CLAUDE.md gets a new "File-naming convention" section spelling out the rule and rationale. skills/brainstorm/SKILL.md and skills/planner/SKILL.md updated so new spec/plan creation produces counter-prefixed names from the start. The full test suite (cargo test --workspace) passes.
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design-md-consolidation iter 4 — sweep 4: workflow / cross-reference cleanup
Parent spec:
docs/specs/0004-design-md-consolidation.md§"Sweep 4 — Workflow / cross-reference cleanup".For agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: use
skills/implementto run this plan. Steps use- [ ]checkboxes for tracking.
Goal: Final pass — fix stale agents/ path references, strip
workflow detail from the "Verification and correctness" section,
remove the "Recently lifted gates" history paragraph from
"What is not (yet) supported", and audit surviving cross-references
to JOURNAL/skills so each grounds a binding constraint.
Architecture: Documentation-only refactor. Each task targets
one self-contained section. "RED" is a pre-task grep / line-range
read showing the target sites; "GREEN" is the post-task grep
returning empty. No code changes. The drift test
design_schema_drift.rs from Sweep 3 must continue to pass — i.e.
no JSON-schema anchor in §"Data model" is touched.
Tech Stack: Edit (docs/DESIGN.md); grep; cargo test --workspace; bench/check.py; bench/compile_check.py.
Files this plan modifies:
- Modify:
docs/DESIGN.md— four edits across §"Project ecosystem", §"Verification and correctness", §"What is not (yet) supported", Pipeline section. - Append:
docs/JOURNAL.md— iter entry + milestone-close summary. - Modify:
docs/roadmap.md— Sweep 4[ ]→[x]; mark milestone done.
Lesson note for sweep 4. The sweep-1 grep-completeness lesson is now systemic: every prior sweep's plan-time grep matched the spec intent. This iter follows the same discipline — composite acceptance grep at Step 1 of Task 5 covers all four bullet points.
Task 1: Fix Project-ecosystem stale path references
Files: Modify: docs/DESIGN.md lines 42-45 (the §Project-ecosystem
bullets for Agents and Docs).
The Agents bullet currently reads **Agents** (\agents/`): …
specialised sub-prompts … See `agents/README.md`.The actual location isskills//agents/(per the skill-system restructure on 2026-05-09);agents/README.mdno longer exists at that path;skills/README.md` is the current canonical roster.
The Docs bullet currently reads **Docs** (\docs/`): DESIGN.md
(what and why), JOURNAL.md (history).It does not mentionroadmap.md(added 2026-05-10) and does not mention the per- milestonespecs/or per-iterationplans/` directories.
- Step 1: Pre-test — confirm current state
sed -n '42,45p' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected (4 lines):
- **Agents** (`agents/`): specialised sub-prompts (implementer,
architect, tester, debugger) that form the project's own LLM tooling.
They are a versioned part of the repo. See `agents/README.md`.
- **Docs** (`docs/`): DESIGN.md (what and why), JOURNAL.md (history).
- Step 2: Replace both bullets
Edit docs/DESIGN.md:
- old:
- **Agents** (`agents/`): specialised sub-prompts (implementer,
architect, tester, debugger) that form the project's own LLM tooling.
They are a versioned part of the repo. See `agents/README.md`.
- **Docs** (`docs/`): DESIGN.md (what and why), JOURNAL.md (history).
- new:
- **Skills** (`skills/`): specialised disciplines
(`brainstorm`, `plan`, `implement`, `audit`, `debug`,
`fieldtest`) plus the agent rosters they dispatch
(`skills/<name>/agents/`). They form the project's own
development methodology and are versioned with the codebase.
See `skills/README.md`.
- **Docs** (`docs/`): `DESIGN.md` (canonical state),
`JOURNAL.md` (chronological decisions log),
`roadmap.md` (forward queue), `specs/` (per-milestone design
specs), `plans/` (per-iteration implementation plans).
The new bullets:
-
Skills bullet names the six skills explicitly and points to
skills/<name>/agents/as the agent location. -
Docs bullet adds
roadmap.md(forward queue) and thespecs//plans/directories. -
"DESIGN.md (canonical state)" reflects the Sweep 3 SoT inversion ("DESIGN.md is the canonical schema" generalises to "DESIGN.md is the canonical state of the language").
-
"JOURNAL.md (chronological decisions log)" reflects the user's 2026-05-10 split (forward queue moved out of JOURNAL into
roadmap.md). -
Step 3: Post-test
grep -nE 'agents/[^>]' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: 1 match — the new skills/<name>/agents/ reference. No
bare (\agents/`)` ecosystem entry.
grep -n 'agents/README.md' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: empty (the stale README path is removed).
grep -n 'skills/README.md' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: 1 match (the new pointer).
- Step 4: Commit
git add docs/DESIGN.md
git commit -m "design-md-consolidation 4.1: fix Project-ecosystem stale agents/ path; expand Docs bullet to name roadmap.md + specs/ + plans/"
Task 2: Strip workflow detail from Verification section
Files: Modify: docs/DESIGN.md line 1966 (item 6 of the
"Verification and correctness" numbered list).
Item 6 currently reads:
6. **Rustdoc cleanliness**: `cargo doc --no-deps` runs warning-free.
Maintained by the `ailang-docwriter` agent; fixing a
rustdoc warning is part of the iteration that introduced it, not a follow-up.
The ailang-docwriter agent is a workflow detail that lives in
skills/audit/agents/. The verification contract (rustdoc clean
- no follow-up) is timeless and stays. The agent assignment is SoT-located in the skills directory.
- Step 1: Pre-test — confirm current state
grep -n 'ailang-docwriter' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: 1 match at the line described above.
- Step 2: Strip the agent reference
Edit:
- old:
6. **Rustdoc cleanliness**: `cargo doc --no-deps` runs warning-free.
Maintained by the `ailang-docwriter` agent; fixing a
rustdoc warning is part of the iteration that introduced it, not a follow-up.
- new:
6. **Rustdoc cleanliness**: `cargo doc --no-deps` runs warning-free.
Fixing a rustdoc warning is part of the iteration that
introduced it, not a follow-up.
The substantive contract (warning-free + fix-in-iteration) survives; only the agent-assignment workflow detail is cut.
- Step 3: Post-test
grep -n 'ailang-docwriter' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: empty.
grep -n 'Fixing a rustdoc warning is part of the iteration' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: 1 match (the surviving rule).
- Step 4: Commit
git add docs/DESIGN.md
git commit -m "design-md-consolidation 4.2: strip ailang-docwriter agent workflow detail from Verification section; rule survives"
Task 3: Remove "Recently lifted gates" paragraph
Files: Modify: docs/DESIGN.md lines 1971-1984 (the prose
paragraph at the start of §"What is not (yet) supported", before
the bullet list of unsupported features).
The current opener reads:
Snapshot of the current boundary. Items move out of this list
as iterations land; the JOURNAL records when. Recently
**lifted** gates that used to live here: cross-module ADTs (via qualified `module.Type` / `module.Ctor` references in
both `(con ...)` and `(term-ctor ...)` / `(pat-ctor ...)` positions);
GC for ADT boxes, lambda envs, and closure pairs (Boehm conservative
collector, see Decision 9); nested constructor
sub-patterns inside `match` (via the desugar pass);
literal sub-patterns inside a Ctor pattern (the
desugar pass rewrites every `Pattern::Lit` to a `Term::If` on `==`,
both at the top level of an arm and inside a Ctor sub-pattern);
`==` extended from Int-only to a polymorphic
`forall a. (a, a) -> Bool` over `Int`/`Bool`/`Str`/`Unit` (codegen
monomorphises and dispatches on the
resolved arg type; ADT/Fn arg types are rejected at codegen).
This paragraph contains:
-
A boundary-snapshot lead-in (state-only — keep, possibly tightened).
-
The "Recently lifted gates" enumeration — pure history; the features are now part of the supported list further down. Remove.
-
Step 1: Pre-test — locate the paragraph
grep -n 'Recently' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: 1 match around line 1972.
grep -n '^## What is not (yet) supported' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: 1 match around line 1969.
Read the paragraph:
sed -n '1969,1985p' docs/DESIGN.md
- Step 2: Replace the opener
Edit:
- old (the whole multi-sentence opener):
Snapshot of the current boundary. Items move out of this list
as iterations land; the JOURNAL records when. Recently
**lifted** gates that used to live here: cross-module ADTs (via qualified `module.Type` / `module.Ctor` references in
both `(con ...)` and `(term-ctor ...)` / `(pat-ctor ...)` positions);
GC for ADT boxes, lambda envs, and closure pairs (Boehm conservative
collector, see Decision 9); nested constructor
sub-patterns inside `match` (via the desugar pass);
literal sub-patterns inside a Ctor pattern (the
desugar pass rewrites every `Pattern::Lit` to a `Term::If` on `==`,
both at the top level of an arm and inside a Ctor sub-pattern);
`==` extended from Int-only to a polymorphic
`forall a. (a, a) -> Bool` over `Int`/`Bool`/`Str`/`Unit` (codegen
monomorphises and dispatches on the
resolved arg type; ADT/Fn arg types are rejected at codegen).
- new:
Snapshot of the current boundary. Items move out of this list
as iterations land; the JOURNAL records when.
The first sentence (boundary snapshot lead-in) and the JOURNAL attribution stay; everything after the period (the "Recently lifted gates" enumeration) is removed. The bullet list that follows the opener is unchanged — that's the actual "not yet supported" content.
- Step 3: Post-test
grep -n 'Recently' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: empty (or only legitimate uses unrelated to this paragraph; verify each remaining hit, if any).
grep -n 'lifted gates' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: empty.
grep -n 'Snapshot of the current boundary' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: 1 match (the surviving lead-in).
- Step 4: Commit
git add docs/DESIGN.md
git commit -m "design-md-consolidation 4.3: drop 'Recently lifted gates' history paragraph from §What-is-not-yet-supported"
Task 4: Cross-reference audit (JOURNAL queue → roadmap)
Files: Modify: docs/DESIGN.md line 1909 (Pipeline section,
end of allocator backends paragraph).
Cross-reference inventory after Tasks 1-3:
| Site | Reference | Disposition |
|---|---|---|
| line 811 | (current ratio recorded in JOURNAL bench entries) |
KEEP — grounds the closure-chain ratio claim. |
| line 842 | (JOURNAL bench notes) |
KEEP — grounds the tracing-GC argument. |
| line 1505 | (\bench/mono_dispatch.py` and the corresponding JOURNAL bench-notes entry record the measured ratios)` |
KEEP — grounds the mono-vs-vdisp claim. |
| line 1909 | see the JOURNAL queue |
UPDATE — the JOURNAL queue moved to docs/roadmap.md on 2026-05-10; the JOURNAL is now decisions-log only. |
The first three are bench-evidence pointers — each grounds a binding empirical claim ("closure-chain ratio", "tracing GC allocate-path overhead", "mono-vs-vdisp ratio"). They stay.
The fourth is a stale forward-queue pointer.
- Step 1: Pre-test — confirm sites
grep -nE 'JOURNAL queue|JOURNAL bench' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: 4 matches — three bench pointers (KEEP) and one queue pointer (UPDATE).
grep -n 'see the JOURNAL queue' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: 1 match at line ~1909.
- Step 2: Update the queue pointer
Edit:
-
old:
retirement; see the JOURNAL queue. -
new:
retirement; see \docs/roadmap.md` for the active queue.` -
Step 3: Post-test
grep -n 'JOURNAL queue' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: empty.
grep -n 'see \`docs/roadmap.md\` for the active queue' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: 1 match.
grep -nE 'JOURNAL bench' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: 3 matches (the three bench-pointer KEEPs from the inventory).
- Step 4: Final cross-reference review
Walk every surviving JOURNAL/skill reference in docs/DESIGN.md:
grep -nE 'JOURNAL|skills/|docs/roadmap\.md' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected matches per the inventory above (3 KEEP bench pointers + 1 new roadmap pointer + 1 from the Project ecosystem Docs bullet
- 1 from the Skills bullet). No stale references; each surviving reference grounds a binding claim or names an SoT.
- Step 5: Commit
git add docs/DESIGN.md
git commit -m "design-md-consolidation 4.4: cross-ref audit — JOURNAL queue → roadmap.md; bench pointers retained as binding-evidence anchors"
Task 5: Final validation + JOURNAL entry + milestone close
Files: Read: docs/DESIGN.md. Append: docs/JOURNAL.md.
Modify: docs/roadmap.md.
This task closes Sweep 4 AND the design-md-consolidation milestone. The JOURNAL entry has two parts: (a) the iter entry per the usual template, (b) a milestone-close summary capturing the cumulative state across all four sweeps.
- Step 1: Composite Sweep-4 acceptance grep
grep -nE '\(\`agents/\`\)|agents/README\.md|ailang-docwriter|Recently lifted|see the JOURNAL queue' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: empty.
grep -n 'skills/README.md' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: 1 match (Project-ecosystem Skills bullet).
- Step 2: Sweeps 1+2+3 invariants stay clean (regression check)
grep -nE 'Iter [0-9]+[a-z]?(\.[0-9]+)?|Family [0-9]+|^[^/]*2026-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}|\*\*Status: |pre-[0-9]+[a-z]?|[0-9]+[a-z]? sketch|21.g' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: empty (Sweep-1).
grep -nE 'REVERTED|preserved for the audit trail|Migration plan|[Oo]riginally framed|original rationale|empirically-grounded version|A future (iter|iteration|milestone|Prelude) may|A future iter that|a (later|future) iter(ation)? \(deferred\)|Concrete design deferred' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: empty (Sweep-2).
grep -nE '^\s*(struct |enum |pub (struct|enum|fn))' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: empty (Sweep-3 part A — no Rust type defs).
grep -n 'whenever the two disagree\|ast.rs is the source of truth' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: empty (Sweep-3 part B — old SoT disclaimer gone).
grep -n 'This section is the canonical schema' docs/DESIGN.md
Expected: 1 match (Sweep-3 canonical-schema sentence still present).
- Step 3: Drift test stays green
cargo test -p ailang-core --test design_schema_drift 2>&1 | tail -5
Expected: test result: ok. 7 passed; 0 failed.
- Step 4: Workspace tests stay green
cargo test --workspace 2>&1 | grep -E "test result:|FAILED" | grep -v "0 failed" | head -10
Expected: empty (no FAILED).
- Step 5: Bench gates stay green
python3 bench/check.py 2>&1 | tail -3
python3 bench/compile_check.py 2>&1 | tail -3
Expected: each summary 0 regressed.
- Step 6: Append JOURNAL iter entry + milestone-close summary
Append two paragraphs to docs/JOURNAL.md. The first is the
standard iter entry; the second is the milestone-close summary.
Template (adjust specifics to actual outcome — record actual DESIGN.md line count and any cross-reference inventory specifics):
## 2026-05-10 — Iteration design-md-consolidation 4: workflow / cross-reference cleanup
Fourth and final iteration of the milestone defined in
`docs/specs/0004-design-md-consolidation.md`. Sweep 4
closes the "workflow / cross-reference cleanup" item: the
stale `agents/` ecosystem entry is replaced with a `Skills`
entry pointing to `skills/<name>/agents/`; the workflow-detail
attribution to `ailang-docwriter` in §"Verification and
correctness" is dropped (the rule survives, the agent
assignment lives in skills SoT); the "Recently lifted gates"
history paragraph is removed from §"What is not (yet)
supported"; the stale `see the JOURNAL queue` Pipeline pointer
is updated to `docs/roadmap.md` (per the user's 2026-05-10
split that moved the forward queue out of JOURNAL).
Edits:
- §"Project ecosystem" `Agents` bullet → `Skills` bullet:
names the six skills (`brainstorm`, `plan`, `implement`,
`audit`, `debug`, `fieldtest`) and points to
`skills/<name>/agents/` as the agent location; references
`skills/README.md` instead of the (now non-existent)
`agents/README.md`.
- §"Project ecosystem" `Docs` bullet expanded: adds
`roadmap.md` (forward queue), `specs/` (per-milestone
design specs), `plans/` (per-iteration implementation
plans), and tags DESIGN.md as "canonical state" + JOURNAL.md
as "chronological decisions log".
- §"Verification and correctness" item 6: `ailang-docwriter`
agent attribution stripped; the "rustdoc warnings are
fixed in the iteration that introduced them, not as
follow-up" rule survives.
- §"What is not (yet) supported" opener: "Recently lifted
gates that used to live here: cross-module ADTs … `==`
polymorphism" enumeration removed. The first sentence
("Snapshot of the current boundary. Items move out of this
list as iterations land; the JOURNAL records when.")
survives as a state-only lead-in.
- Pipeline section: `retirement; see the JOURNAL queue.` →
`retirement; see \`docs/roadmap.md\` for the active queue.`
Cross-reference audit results:
- 3 JOURNAL bench-notes pointers retained as
binding-evidence anchors (closure-chain ratio at line 811;
tracing-GC argument at line 842; mono-vs-vdisp ratio at
line 1505 region).
- 1 `docs/roadmap.md` pointer added (Pipeline section).
- 1 `skills/README.md` pointer added (Project-ecosystem
Skills bullet).
- All other surviving references (agent file names in
contexts where they ground a binding claim) verified
in-scope.
Acceptance:
- Composite Sweep-4 grep
`grep -nE '\(\`agents/\`\)|agents/README\.md|ailang-docwriter|Recently lifted|see the JOURNAL queue' docs/DESIGN.md`
empty.
- Sweep-1 + Sweep-2 + Sweep-3 invariants stay empty.
- `design_schema_drift` 7 tests pass.
- `cargo test --workspace` 0 FAILED.
- `bench/check.py` + `bench/compile_check.py` 0 regressed.
- DESIGN.md size: <X> lines (record actual; expected ≈ 2120-2125).
Tasks (commit subjects):
- design-md-consolidation 4.1: fix Project-ecosystem stale agents/ path; expand Docs bullet to name roadmap.md + specs/ + plans/
- design-md-consolidation 4.2: strip ailang-docwriter agent workflow detail from Verification section; rule survives
- design-md-consolidation 4.3: drop 'Recently lifted gates' history paragraph from §What-is-not-yet-supported
- design-md-consolidation 4.4: cross-ref audit — JOURNAL queue → roadmap.md; bench pointers retained as binding-evidence anchors
## 2026-05-10 — Milestone close: design-md-consolidation
Four sweeps shipped over a single working day. DESIGN.md
transitioned from a mixed state/history/workflow document
(2262 lines) to a state-only specification (≈ 2120 lines,
−6%) with three orthogonal SoTs cleanly separated:
- `docs/DESIGN.md` — canonical state + timeless rationale.
- `docs/JOURNAL.md` — chronological decisions log.
- `docs/roadmap.md` — forward queue (introduced by user
during iter 1; integrated into the role table in iter 4).
- `skills/<name>/SKILL.md` + `skills/<name>/agents/` —
workflow disciplines and agent rosters.
- `crates/ailang-core/src/ast.rs` — Rust-side projection of
DESIGN.md §"Data model" (drift-tested).
What changed across sweeps:
- **Sweep 1 (history anchors):** 11 commits. Removed 93 iter
tags + ~16 bare iter-id residues + 4 family tags + 13 date
anchors + 4 status markers; condensed 7 of 12 historical
bench data-points (5 KEEPs grounded the 1.3× retirement
target / ±15% closure-band tolerance policy contracts).
- **Sweep 2 (REVERTED + migration):** 7 commits. Deleted
Decision 7 (Term::If REVERTED block, 32 lines), Decision 10
Migration plan (32 lines), Decision 9 narrative-of-changes
opener + pre-Decision-9 history paragraphs, Decision 11
mono-vs-vdisp correction history; condensed 5 future-iter
speculations (1 KEPT as a binding prohibition restructured
to assertive form; 4 REMOVED as non-binding aspirations).
- **Sweep 3 (schema SoT inversion):** 6 commits. Removed 2
Rust code blocks from Decision 10; inverted §"Data model"
SoT relationship (DESIGN.md canonical, ast.rs projection,
drift test enforces); updated `ast.rs` module doc-comment
to bold-emphasise the inversion; created
`crates/ailang-core/tests/design_schema_drift.rs` (7 tests,
exhaustive match per enum); fixed real schema-vs-doc drift
in Decision 11 §"Form-A schema"
(`"kind": "ClassDef"`/`"InstanceDef"` →
`"kind": "class"`/`"instance"` to match the actual
`rename_all = "lowercase"` serde output).
- **Sweep 4 (workflow / cross-reference cleanup):** 4 commits
+ 1 close. Project-ecosystem Skills/Docs bullets
modernised; Verification workflow detail stripped;
"Recently lifted gates" history paragraph removed; stale
JOURNAL queue pointer updated to `docs/roadmap.md`.
Open questions queued for follow-up:
- Drift test currently guards DESIGN.md text presence, not
serde-roundtrip fidelity. A future hardening would
round-trip a constructed `Def` value through
`serde_json::to_value` and assert the emitted JSON matches
one of DESIGN.md's anchors literally — that catches the
ClassDef/class class of bug structurally rather than
through grep-presence + spot inspection. Out of scope for
this milestone; queued.
- The architect agent's drift-review iron law could be
extended with the standing greps from Sweeps 1, 2, and 4
so that future commits to DESIGN.md cannot reintroduce
history anchors / REVERTED narratives / workflow detail
without the architect flagging it. Out of scope for this
milestone; queued.
Process retrospective:
- The Sweep-1 lesson ("plan-time grep must match spec
intent") held across Sweeps 2-4. No fixup commits were
required for missed anchor variants in Sweeps 2 onward.
- One real schema-vs-doc bug was surfaced and closed inside
the milestone (Sweep 3 `"kind": "ClassDef"` →
`"kind": "class"`). The drift test was created with the
bug in scope — a guard that was supposed to be GREEN on
first run instead surfaced a pre-existing inconsistency.
This is the value the test was designed to provide.
- Quality reviewer's nit-level findings (trailing
whitespace, dangling cross-references, doc-comment
task-tag prefixes) closed inline as orchestrator edits
where mechanical, dispatched as fixup commits where
judgment was needed.
- Step 7: Update roadmap.md
Edit docs/roadmap.md:
- old:
- [~] **\[milestone\]** design-md-consolidation — `docs/DESIGN.md`
becomes a state-only specification across four thematic sweeps
(history anchors out, migration plans out, schema-SoT inversion +
data-model hardening, workflow / cross-reference cleanup).
- context: `docs/specs/0004-design-md-consolidation.md`
- sub-entries:
- [x] Sweep 1 — remove history anchors
- [x] Sweep 2 — REVERTED + migration plans out
- [x] Sweep 3 — schema SoT inversion + data-model hardening
- [ ] Sweep 4 — workflow / cross-reference cleanup
- new:
- [x] **\[milestone\]** design-md-consolidation — `docs/DESIGN.md`
is now a state-only specification across four thematic sweeps
(history anchors out, REVERTED + migration plans out,
schema-SoT inversion + data-model hardening, workflow /
cross-reference cleanup). Closed 2026-05-10.
- context: `docs/specs/0004-design-md-consolidation.md`,
JOURNAL milestone-close entry of same date.
The four sub-entries collapse to a one-line milestone-done
record. The roadmap convention (per the file's own preamble)
allows finished entries to "stay briefly for context, then is
removed (with a one-line mirror in docs/JOURNAL.md)" — so the
explicit mirror is the JOURNAL milestone-close paragraph.
- Step 8: Commit
git add docs/JOURNAL.md docs/roadmap.md
git commit -m "design-md-consolidation 4: journal entry + milestone close + roadmap mark done"