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Authors the small, human-facing Decision Pause packet described by the Decision Pause Contract (in the framework bootstrap AGENT-BOOTSTRAP.md) without the agent hand-authoring the id, timestamps, or JSON. `create` mints a collision-free `D-<ULID>` id and writes the pending packet; `resolve` records the chosen option and rationale and moves it to resolved. A hand-picked sequential `D-{N}` is rejected, so two developers on parallel branches never collide (issue
Eliyce/paqad-ai · ★ 6 · AI & Automation · score 77
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## What It Does Drives the pending → resolved lifecycle of a **Decision Pause packet** — the readable decision record the Decision Pause Contract asks the agent to write to `.paqad/decisions/`. The mechanical parts (minting the id, stamping timestamps, writing and moving the JSON) run inside the bundled scripts so the agent supplies only content, never id/lifecycle plumbing: - `create.mjs` mints a collision-free `D-<ULID>` id and writes the pending packet to `.paqad/decisions/pending/D-<ULID>.json`. - `resolve.mjs` records the chosen option and rationale, moves the packet to `.paqad/decisions/resolved/D-<ULID>.json`, and stamps `resolved_at`. A hand-written sequential `D-{N}` is rejected: a new packet can only carry a minted ULID id, so two developers on parallel branches never allocate the same id (issue #184's collision-free form, now enforced at creation time — issue #272). This is the _contract_ packet — distinct from the rich `DecisionPacket` (`src/planning/decision-packet.ts`) that the automated intake / reuse pipeline mints and consumes. See `references/decision-packet-contract.md`. ## Use This When - A choice falls into a Decision Pause category and you must record it before implementing (see the Decision Pause Contract's category list). - You are about to hand-author a `D-{id}.json` packet — use this instead. - The user has answered a pending decision and you need to resolve it and commit the resolved packet with the change it justifies. ## Inputs - `