Files
settled-reach/governance
jpmschweitzerandClaude Fable 5 3d6dcc9d05 docs+fix: sidequest close-out — T-1095 head tint, design doc, wardrobe docs, changelog (T-1088/T-1089)
T-1095 fixed: template heads now receive the body's skin tone (same
treatment as seg_head) — _load_head passes tone.lit with a full-white
fallback mask through _attach_to_bone; without a mask sidecar the tint was
silently ignored, so untinted templates read grey against mid/dark tones.
Verified by lookbook render (head_001 on child, tone 6 — face matches arms).

Docs: the T-1088 locomotion design document committed to docs/design/ (the
sandbox code's 'design §' references now resolve in-repo); character-asset-
organization gains §11 Wardrobe Pipeline and sheds three stale claims (the
never-built indexed-greyscale mask plan, single-mask-per-asset for clothing,
the resolved multi-region open question); CHANGELOG carries the sidequest
entry; D-250 amended with the shipped cutaway-modes verdict (mode 2 default,
user-decided live).

Tickets: T-1088, T-1089, T-1095 closed; T-1096 filed (S9 live feel-tuning,
needs the user). The Fable-5 cascade exception is closed — the cascade
resumes at Phase 4 (T-750).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-07 14:15:56 +02:00
..

Governance — Decisions, Questions, Rejected

Structured planning records for The Settled Reach. pql decisions sync parses these into .pql/pql.db; query them with pql decisions ….

Layout

Records live in three per-type subdirectories, split by domain:

governance/
  decisions/<domain>.md   # D-NNN — confirmed design decisions
  questions/<domain>.md    # Q-NNN — open questions (may resolve into a D or R)
  rejected/<domain>.md     # R-NNN — rejected alternatives (kept for the audit trail)

The parser infers record type from the parent subdirectory and domain from the filename stem. A ### D-NNN: Title (or Q-/R-) heading begins each record; - **Field:** value lines and inline [D-NNN](…#anchor) links carry the metadata and cross-references pql indexes.

Current domains: architecture, content, economics, perception, process, scope. Create a new <domain>.md in the relevant subdir when records land in a new domain.

Domain guide

When in doubt where a record belongs:

  • architecture — constrains how we build (engine, protocols, data structures, performance).
  • scope — defines what we build (game concept, feature scope, prototype shape).
  • perception — defines what the player observes or knows (camera, fog, LOS, audio).
  • content — defines narrative, NPCs, dialogue, setting, templates.
  • economics — the economics layer (currencies, commodities, corporations, simulation).
  • process — defines how the team works (workflow, commits, branches, reviews).

Cross-domain records live in one file with [D-NNN](../<subdir>/<domain>.md#…) links to the related domain.

Querying

pql decisions list                              # every record
pql decisions list --type confirmed --domain architecture
pql decisions show D-010 --with-tickets         # a record + its implementing tickets
pql decisions read D-238                         # full markdown body
pql decisions refs D-010                          # cross-references in/out
pql decisions coverage                            # decisions ↔ ticket coverage

Adding a record

  1. Claim an ID (no side effects): pql decisions claim D <domain> "title" (use Q for a question, R for a rejected alternative).
  2. Edit the appropriate file (decisions/<domain>.md, questions/<domain>.md, or rejected/<domain>.md). Follow the existing ### D-NNN: Title format.
  3. Commit. The pre-commit hook runs pql decisions validate (malformed-record gate) and stages the planning changelog.
  4. Update relevant agent briefings if needed.

When a question resolves, set its - **Status:** Resolved → [D-NNN](../decisions/<domain>.md#…) line in place — keep the Q-record for the audit trail rather than deleting it.

Maintained by Qatux.

Decisions

Open questions

Resolved questions

Rejected