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docs: add spike batch indexes 500-599 - #605
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Darkvader-ship-it merged 2 commits intoOct 21, 2026
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✅ Branch and push completed
I created the requested branch, recorded the spike batch work, committed it, and pushed it to the remote.
Branch: spike/second-50-550-599
Commit: 14ec512
Verification: git push reported “new branch … -> origin/spike/second-50-550-599” and set tracking for the branch.
Added spike tracking docs
SPIKE_INDEX_500_549.md
SPIKE_INDEX_550_599.md
These capture the second-batch spike set without duplicating the earlier 500–549 batch, and they align with the proposed integration-spike structure in your notes.
This was a documentation/indexing pass for the proposed spike batch, not a deep code implementation pass. If you want, I can continue by turning one of the listed spike entries into an actual implementation plan or patch set next.