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2026-10-16 UTC — Step 2

Step 2, Structure: the shared component inventory directed inspection of the existing template, save script, and tool stylesheet; retain this requirement to keep the toolbar on the canonical page.
Step 2, Structure: explicit risk validation identified stale results and focus loss after a saved row leaves a filter; retain the early-validation requirement.

Step 2 documentation-only guardrails do not apply because this feature changes application behavior.

Step 3 Do, Key Risks and canonical components: inspection confirmed the distinction between locked state and viewer permissions, and found the sticky version banner. Retain these requirements; they produced explicit metadata and overlap checks in the plan.
Step 3 After, complete normal flow/recovery: the plan includes signed-save verification, failed-save feedback, and focus recovery after filtering. Retain this completion check.

Step 3 documentation-only scope provisions do not apply to this application feature.

Step 3 Do's approximate one-hour stage sizing is an estimate until implementation; verify actual stage scope before coding and split if necessary.
Step 3 After was read during evidence gathering before the draft was written. This sequencing error did not cause implementation or advancement past the approval gate; keep phase reads sequential in future work.

Step 4 Before, Planning Docs Commit Gate: preserved the approved scope in de7007d8 before application changes. Retain the isolated planning commit and organization rule for reviewable scope.
Step 4 Do, Stage Boundary Protocol: Stage 1 browser checks and visual review caught inherited full-width button styling before Stage 2. Each stage has verification and a summary in its own commit (e868b1dc, 430ac547); retain stage verification before advancing.
Step 4 After, Completion Contract: normal Tools entry and real signed operator saves verified filtering without breaking messaging navigation, supplementing isolated toolbar tests. Retain the normal-flow requirement.

Railspike Key Rules, exact approval phrase: the user's “Approve Step 3” prompted an extra confirmation turn before “Approved Step 3,” despite clear approval intent. Consider allowing unambiguous semantic approval while preserving the explicit implementation gate.

Documentation-only runtime exemptions do not apply. External deployment and migrations are outside this local application change and were recorded as not applicable in the summary.

The Step 4 After file was initially read during Stage 2 evidence gathering, ahead of the stage commit; it was reread at final handoff. No work crossed a user approval gate, but sequential phase reads should be preserved.