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/adopt — Phase 3: Classify and Prioritise Gaps

Part of /adopt. SKILL.md names when to read this file; the settings it resolved and the rules under its later headings still apply here.

Phase 3: Classify and Prioritise Gaps

Organise every gap found across all audits into four severity tiers:

BLOCKING — Will cause template skills to silently produce wrong results right now. Examples: ADR missing Status field, systems-index parenthetical status values, engine not configured when ADRs exist.

HIGH — Will cause stories to be generated with missing safety checks, or infrastructure bootstrapping will fail. Examples: ADRs missing Engine Compatibility, GDDs missing Acceptance Criteria (stories can't be generated from them), tr-registry.yaml missing.

MEDIUM — Degrades quality and pipeline tracking but does not break functionality. Examples: GDDs missing Tuning Knobs or Formulas sections, stories missing TR-IDs, sprint-status.yaml missing.

LOW — Retroactive improvements that are nice-to-have but not urgent. Examples: Stories missing Manifest Version stamps, GDDs missing Open Questions section.

Count totals per tier. If zero BLOCKING and zero HIGH gaps: report that the project is template-compatible and only advisory improvements remain.