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Refresh a plan portfolio from evidence: close shipped queue items, update cooldown state, and surface the few decisions an operator must make. Use after dispatch bursts, drained backlogs, or recurring findings.
anthony-chaudhary/dos-kernel · ★ 18 · AI & Automation · score 74
Install: claude install-skill anthony-chaudhary/dos-kernel
# dos-replan — the generic portfolio gardening sweep > **The planning refresh that keeps the loop honest.** Its domain-free core is > small: a queue item whose phases now `dos verify` as shipped is *closed*; the > operator should see only the 0-2 items that truly need a human. The heavy > host-specific gardening passes (anchor reconciliation, soak-state drift, the > postmortem evidence stream) are host driver hooks, scoped OUT of the generic > baseline. Closure detection rides the truth syscall; the operator surface is > the `dos decisions` queue. The shape: **read the queue → close what verifies as shipped → rank what's left → surface only what needs a human.** Closure is a kernel call (`dos verify`); the operator inbox is the kernel's decisions projection. ## Inputs - `--force` (optional) — run even if the no-op skip gate would fire (no new evidence since the last sweep). ## Step 0 — Discover the layout ```bash dos doctor --workspace . --json ``` Read `paths` (where the queue/cooldown state live) and `stamp` (the active ship grammar `dos verify` applies). Read the active trunk from config if you will gate a release later (see `/dos-replan-loop`). ## Step 1 — No-op skip gate If there is no new evidence since the last sweep (no new commits, no new findings) and `--force` was not given, print one line and exit cheap — writing nothing. This is the gate that keeps a recurring loop from doing 0-work sweeps; an *unproductive* replan (this skip, or a 0/0/0 sweep) must NO