The skill's SPECs stop narrating the caller's dashboard - #1744
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packages/skill-branches/SPEC.mdon GitHub after #1743, I saw it still narrates The Framework's dashboard — its checkout list and its Remove/Prune buttons — as if the package had one. A dashboard is a fine example of a caller; its buttons are not the package's business. Three lines, SPEC text only.🤖 curated · Fable 5, effort high
SPEC.md: "a daemon that starts agents (allocation, teardown, the reclaim sweep), a dashboard (the retained-checkouts list, the Remove and Prune buttons)" → "a daemon that starts agents, a dashboard that lists and reclaims checkouts".src/cli.SPEC.md: "without opening the dashboard" → "without any other tool".src/reclaim.SPEC.md: "a dashboard's Remove button" → "a dashboard's remove action".Kept: the '"remove this" button' rationale in
worktree.SPEC.md/worktree-size.test.SPEC.md— it explains why the size read is best-effort, and names no product.Proof: skill-branches 117/117, framework 1471/1471 green in a fresh worktree off
6611a77a.