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# Doc Consolidation (ephemeral reports → canonical docs) > Re-derived (stack-agnostic) from the MIT-licensed > [`athola/claude-night-market`](https://github.com/athola/claude-night-market) `doc-consolidation` > skill (© 2025 athola). Re-cast around this kit's `docs/decisions/` ADR layout, CHANGELOG, and the > confirm-before-delete posture of `.claude/rules/human-in-the-loop.md`. Not vendored. ## What this is (and is not) An autonomous run generates markdown as a by-product — `*_REPORT.md`, `*_ANALYSIS.md`, `AUDIT.md`, review write-ups, scratch plans. Each holds a little durable knowledge wrapped in a lot of one-time framing, and it tends to sit **untracked** in the working tree until it either gets committed by accident or deleted with its insight unsaved. This skill is the **cleanup pass that rescues the signal and removes the noise**: it pulls the keepable knowledge into permanent, committed docs and then deletes the source artifacts. It is *not* doc authoring. Writing a fresh guide, a README, or a net-new ADR — and judging whether the prose is human-quality — is `documentation-and-adrs` (and its generated-doc quality gate). This skill **moves and merges knowledge that already exists** in throwaway files. Run the quality gate on the result if the merged prose was itself agent-generated. ## When to use - Untracked `*_REPORT.md` / `*_ANALYSIS.md` / `AUDIT.md` / `*_SUMMARY.md` have accumulated from runs - Preparing a PR and the working tree shows analysis files that shou