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The 5th Ledger

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Govern consequential work

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Keep consequential project work truthful, reviewable, and within authority. Establish action boundaries, trace claims to project-owned sources, review truth drift, structure independent challenge, draft durable decisions, and assess release evidence without inventing completion or granting lifecycle authority.

Example prompts

  • “Establish the safe authority and evidence boundary for this project task.”
  • “Review this project for truth drift across implementation, documentation, and lifecycle state.”
  • “Assess this release packet and identify the exact evidence or approval still missing.”

Skills

  • adopt-fifth-ledger

    Establish a target-routed Fifth Ledger governance profile by mapping existing authority, canonical sources, evidence requirements, user-facing surfaces, lifecycle records, protected invariants, and review expectations. Use when adopting The 5th Ledger for a repository or non-Git artifact, repairing a missing or stale profile, or determining whether existing governance can be reused without creating shadow authority.

  • close-governance-decision

    Reconcile an explicitly decided project proposal or governance transition across decision records, canonical sources, agent guidance, private continuity, implementation, validation, documentation, deployment, and release claims. Use after a human approves, rejects, narrows, supersedes, implements, publishes, promotes, or releases a governed decision; do not use to invent evidence or perform unauthorised work.

  • draft-governed-proposal

    Draft a bounded, evidence-led, review-only project proposal with explicit authority, source precedence, five-ledger impact, risk, validation, containment, review findings, unresolved disagreement, and next human decision. Use when a durable proposal, amendment, architecture decision, migration direction, or promotion request is needed; do not use to imply implementation, publication, deployment, or release.

  • establish-governance-boundary

    Classify project work by requested outcome, authority, risk, target identity, canonical sources, evidence needs, and excluded actions before analysis or mutation. Use when a task could change files, repository state, external systems, public material, deployment or release state, or when the safe next action is unclear.

  • harmonize-project-content

    Review project-controlled user-facing content for calm plain language, correct surface placement, source-traceable claims, protected safety and degraded-state truth, and consistency with canonical implementation and lifecycle evidence. Use for explicit harmonisation, humanisation, normalization, content coherence, documentation alignment, or user-facing closeout across README, docs, websites, releases, support material, setup flows, translations, reports, or UI copy.

  • review-project-coherence

    Review a project, proposal, change, or claim for contradictions across authority, canonical sources, evidence, runtime and user-facing surfaces, and lifecycle status. Use when documentation may drift from implementation, status claims may exceed evidence, multiple truth sources disagree, or a maintainer needs a five-ledger coherence verdict without implied mutation authority.

  • review-release-evidence

    Assess deployment health, validation coverage, observation or soak completion, documentation, rollback, approval, and release readiness from exact identity-bound project evidence. Use when asked whether a build, package, service, migration, deployment, promotion, or release is ready, healthy, or blocked. This workflow is read-only and never authorises deployment, publication, promotion, tagging, or release.

  • run-independent-review

    Coordinate Canon, Sentinel, Challenger, and Steward review findings over one bounded project artifact, preserve initial findings and substantive disagreement, and label whether reviews were genuinely independent or only role-separated. Use for governance-sensitive proposals, cross-surface changes, release decisions, or any request requiring multiple specialist perspectives without conflating review with implementation authority.

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Availability
Available
Version
0.1.0
Keywords
agentic-workflows, evidence, governance, project-review, release-readiness
Created
August 24, 2026
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