Adopts supplied, approved DD-NNN to ODF-NNN finding-name mappings in this project's DearDough.md while preserving evidence and former-code traceability. Use only on explicit skill invocation or an explicit request to adopt or rename finding codes; encountering findings or mapping recommendations does not authorize maintenance. Other finding cleanup and status changes are out of scope.
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Adopt approved finding names only when the user explicitly invokes this skill
or requests that maintenance. Do not run adoption as a side effect of a
retrospective, reconciliation recommendation, or other work. This increment
supports supplied DD-NNN → ODF-NNN mappings only; do not allocate codes,
reconcile names, merge findings, change statuses, or remove log content.
Resolve the target project, approved mappings, and their concrete finding meaning from the request and established session context. An explicit request to adopt supplied recommendations is sufficient approval; do not ask again when the user has already accepted them. An invocation alone does not approve unaccepted recommendations. If mappings or approval are missing, identify the missing input and make no rename.
Use this project's canonical DearDough.md: an explicitly established location
takes precedence over <project-root>/DearDough.md. Do not infer the project
from the installed skill directory, search other projects, or require a naming
catalog. If the target or canonical location is ambiguous, or the log is missing
or unreadable, explain the limitation and make no write. Do not create a log.
Read the log and evaluate all approved mappings before editing. Match identity and concrete meaning, not just a similar title or symptom. A source code must identify one finding in this project, and the supplied recommendation's meaning must agree with that finding. Do not infer approval or meaning for another project's same-numbered code.
DD-NNN heading exists and the destination ODF-NNN
is unassigned to any other finding.ODF-NNN heading and its former-code alias
identify this same mapping, with no competing source identity. Leave it
unchanged; do not add another alias or finding.Check aliases as well as headings for competing source identities. Repeated identical mappings are one request; conflicting destinations for one source or multiple sources for one destination block the involved mappings. An existing destination heading without enough evidence to establish prior adoption is a limitation, not permission to add an alias by assumption.
Apply independently unambiguous approved mappings even when another mapping is blocked. If malformed content prevents safely isolating the affected findings, leave the log unchanged and explain that broader limitation.
For each ready mapping, replace only the finding heading's code. Keep its title
and existing body unchanged, and insert one short note immediately below the
heading: Former local code: DD-NNN. Reuse an equivalent existing alias without
duplicating it. Preserve occurrence rows, observations, inferences, resolution
and follow-up notes, unrelated findings, ordering, and formatting. Do not update
historical code mentions throughout the evidence; the alias supplies traceability.
For example, adopting the approved mixed-commit-provenance mapping changes
## DD-001 — Mixed commit provenance to
## ODF-001 — Mixed commit provenance, with Former local code: DD-001. below
it. The evidence remains intact. Repeating that accepted mapping makes no edit.
Before saving, check that the changes contain only the ready heading-code replacements and necessary aliases. If the log changed since reading, recheck the mappings against its current content rather than overwriting newer work. Write only the canonical log; do not edit guidance, catalogs, or other files. Verify the saved result and preservation of the existing content. Report a failed or unverified write as such, never as successful adoption.
Give the canonical log path and the mappings applied, already adopted, and blocked, with a concise reason for each block. State when the log is unchanged. For a partial result, distinguish the saved mappings from those left for the user to resolve. Name adoption does not mean the underlying finding is resolved.
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