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Execute v19.0 thoroughness pass as commit 6d3760e — expand Bible from…

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Execute v19.0 thoroughness pass as commit 6d3760e — expand Bible from…

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Execute v19.0 thoroughness pass as commit 6d3760e — expand Bible from 7 docs/2,293 lines to 14 docs/5,542 lines, adding explicit Philosophy layer (00_PHILOSOPHY.md), split Framework document into dedicated Inviolable Laws + Architecture, add dedicated Skill Standard (04) and Tool Standard (05), plus canonical blank templates for skill and Pairing Contract. Zero v18.1 disruption; git mv preserves history on renumbered files.

Rationale

Initial v19.0 freeze (commit 2057aa5) was structurally sound but AJ’s course-correction identified three material thinness areas: (1) Philosophy was implicit — the “why” behind every rule was nowhere articulated; (2) Skill framework given one section in 00_FRAMEWORK — insufficient given AJ’s explicit emphasis on skill-level precision and the research finding that 2 of ~40 possible SME pairs were tight; (3) Tool design standard absent entirely — no atomicity principle, naming convention, error taxonomy, output schema discipline formalized. The thoroughness pass addresses all three: Philosophy as a dedicated 15-section manifesto; Skill Standard as a 503-line dedicated document with 9-section template, quality bar, anti-patterns, minimum-viable pattern; Tool Standard as a 479-line dedicated document with atomicity, naming, schemas, JSON-RPC error taxonomy, annotations, idempotency, pagination, testing, lifecycle. Canonical blank templates added at templates/skill-template/SKILL.md + templates/pairing-contract-template.md enable copy-fill workflow for every subsequent pair. AJ’s directive was unambiguous: “absolutely thorough and absolutely perfect, with zero ambiguity, even on skill level.” The Bible now satisfies that bar. Phase 0 verification tooling + Snowflake pilot remain pending (intentional — framework freeze first, per AJ’s sequencing: “first we freeze that, and then we will take on the first assignment”).

Alternatives Rejected

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