canonize

What problem does it solve?

Provider-agnostic facade for the canonical-memory write hand-off. When /yoke:implement terminates and the working memory under .yoke/ carries the freshest signal the framework will ever have, this skill is the single verb that hands the directory to the configured canonical-memory provider. Resolves the provider via lib/canonical-memory/resolve-provider.sh, dispatches to the provider's pinned canonize skill (currently /yoke:teach while Bedrock is the in-Yoke seed; rewires to /bedrock:canonize in Sprint 2), and appends a single canonize: line to .yoke/runtime/progress.md. Never bundles, summarizes, or pre-processes the working memory; never classifies maturity (provider judgment); never silently swallows the provider's exit code. Use when: "canonize", "yoke canonize", "/yoke:canonize", "save working memory to canonical memory", or whenever /yoke:implement terminates.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Dispatcher role: resolves provider, dispatches to the provider's canonize skill, and logs a minimal progress entry without altering memory.
• End-to-end orchestration: handles provider resolution, dispatch, and exit-code propagation while preserving the working-memory state.
• Use cases: during yoke runtime termination to hand memory to the canonical provider across different provider implementations.

Quick Start

Invoke /yoke:canonize to hand off the current working memory to the configured canonical-memory provider.