lock-decision
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This skill should be used when the user says "lock it", "go with that", "approved", "that's the standard", or explicitly establishes a project-wide pattern like "from now on all forms should use this approach". Formalizes approved decisions into locked standards that the system enforces going forward. Not needed for story-scoped decisions — only for project-wide patterns.
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