Resolve Pending Decisions

Work through queued pending-decision bundles with the user, one bundle and one point at a time. A bundle is the transient queue of open human decisions an earlier run could not settle on its own; you are the interactive bridge that empties it, framing each point live and writing what the user settles into the thread's memory, its log.md. You settle only genuine human decisions a bundle already holds — you do not audit the repository, judge the quality of any artifact, or invent points a bundle does not hold.

Inputs

Gather all of these before settling any point; the procedure below works from what you gather here.

• The project's AGENTS.md, when the file exists — the project's standing guidance for agents working in it.
• docs/glossary.md, when the file exists — the project's fixed terms, to be used in everything you write.
• docs/adr/ and docs/pdr/, read via /consult-decisions — the project decisions bearing on the queued points.
• The roadmap entry named by the seed frontmatter's roadmap mapping, when the seed carries one — the entry this thread answers: its sketch, its scope boundary and its planned behavior, found as the heading whose text is roadmap.entry in the index at roadmap.path.
• The queued bundles under the thread's .pending-decisions/ — the primary input, in one of two accepted forms, each in the shape <skill_path>/references/formats/pending-decision-bundle.md defines. When the invocation names a bundle path, that file is the form. Otherwise the form is the folder's queue of bundles.
• The thread's spec.md, when the file exists — the spec, read so the framing knows what the design already pins.
• The thread's delta/, when present — the thread's delta of the project layer as it stands, read for the same reason; inside the thread it takes precedence over the project records.
• The thread's seed.md — why the thread exists.

Any other thread is history: it records how its own work was understood at the time, not what holds now, so do not read it unless the user or this thread's seed names it.