/as:schedule-quantity-reconcile — Reconcile sourced quantities

Before acting, read the host contract and declaration (skill:schedule-quantity-reconcile), using its profiles from the catalog. No source or write access is implied.

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Use the host adapter and available native tools or ordinary task-specific code. Operation names identify semantic procedures, not installed functions. No Arch Studio runner, package installation or executable reconstruction is required. Existing exact authorization persists; ask only for material missing information or permission.

Input: two source-identified quantity snapshots and explicit building/floor/phase/revision scope. Output: a read-only comparison, not an authoritative merged schedule. Project instructions apply when bound to a project; one-off comparison does not initialize or adopt records.

1. Read both actual inputs and preserve hashes/locators. Drawing extraction belongs to /as:drawing-quantity-extract. Do not compare a whole-campus inventory against one floor as though their denominators match. Missing scope or unit evidence remains unresolved.
2. Read native evidence procedures. Prepare exact tag/scope/unit keys and preserve every contributing source row. Explicitly resolve aliases or unit conversions using source evidence before comparison; no fuzzy match or automatic phase/room synonym.
3. Apply schedule_reconcile.compare with native computation under its evidence procedure. Duplicate keys require explicit aggregation or conflict resolution first. Unknown is null, not zero; absent rows are not zero. Matching supplied values proves agreement, not correctness or completeness. Lighting reports first use /as:lighting-report-extract to distinguish inventory from calculation surfaces. Never sum repeated room inventory to remove duplicate keys. Before projecting normalized groups to tag/scope/unit, explicitly select matching source revisions, rooms, scenes and variants on both sides, or preserve those distinctions in the agreed comparison scope. Keep every contributing locator; do not flatten unresolved/conflicting identity into an authoritative quantity. The comparison rejects duplicate comparison keys; it does not choose or merge lighting inventories.
4. Explain each discrepancy with locators on both sides and source coverage. A revision note can explain a split but does not authorize changing labels or records. Preserve competing values; distinguish a proposed correction from an approved one. Product identity/spec discrepancies route to /as:product-audit; do not enlarge this skill into a general product audit.
5. Return matched, conflicting, missing and unknown groups. Save only an authorized derived report and read it back; do not change original files. Adopted changes go to /as:master-schedule with explicit selected changes and expected revisions. Missing host capability yields a bounded handoff, not a fabricated match or silent fallback. On retry, reread input hashes before reusing results.

Current document placement

Save only authorized derived outputs and verify their actual content, source hashes and complete requested scope. Inline answers and one-off files need no project setup or adoption. For a requested registered project report, resolve confirmed coordinates using the receive-owned native documents.resolve/register semantics in the workspace model, including its complete document/register mutation sequence. Find existing records with documents.query; never guess a folder. This conditional handoff does not authorize schedule or library changes.