context-filelisted

Create a new .context/ file (plan, finding, or analysis) with standard YAML frontmatter. Use when documenting a decision, writing an implementation plan, recording research findings, or capturing analysis output. DO NOT use for ephemeral notes, secrets storage, or skill remediation plans (use skill-auditor remediate instead). Triggers: 'create a plan', 'new finding', 'document this', 'write analysis', 'new context file', 'capture findings', 'draft a plan', 'record decision'.
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# Context File Create a new `.context/` file with standard YAML frontmatter and appropriate sections. ## Prerequisites - A clear understanding of the file type needed: plan (multi-step work), finding (research), analysis (review), or known-issue (a real, verified gap that isn't being fixed right now) - Familiarity with the `.context/` directory structure: `plans/`, `findings/`, `analysis/`, `known-issues/` - The `context-index` skill available for index regeneration after creation ## When to Use - **plan**: Multi-step implementation, migration, or remediation work with open tasks - **finding**: Research output, code review results, audit findings, prerequisite investigations - **analysis**: Duplication reports, benchmark results, comparative reviews, one-off audits - **known-issue**: A concrete, verified gap or bug that's being consciously deferred rather than fixed now — see `session-reflection`'s workflow, which is the primary source of these ## When Not to Use - For skill remediation plans, use `skill-auditor remediate` — it produces a richer schema - Do not store secrets, credentials, or personal data in `.context/` files - Do not create `.context/` files for ephemeral notes — use inline comments instead - Do not create a `KNOWN_ISSUE` for something you're fixing in the same session — just fix it. `KNOWN_ISSUE` is for deferred, tracked work only. ## Frontmatter Schema Every `.context/` file MUST start with this exact block: ```yaml --- title: "Human-readable tit