spp-editor

To fix drift in markdown planning cards, normalize the SPP frontmatter and sections to align with issue prompts and approved plans. This preserves truthful planning state and ensures valid statuses before execution.

SPP planning card normalization is the process of editing and aligning markdown planning boundaries, issue prompts, and dependencies to preserve truthful state. It ensures frontmatter conforms to the canonical schema and prevents scope drift.

Edit SPP frontmatter by applying safe, bounded edits to source references and dependencies. This stops before execution-state manipulation, ensuring valid codex_plan statuses and generating a clear handoff for review.

Yes, you can use bounded edits to tighten scope, stop conditions, and references in planning markdown. This prevents drift, improves planning fidelity, and strictly avoids execution-state manipulation.

SPP planning cards fail schema verification due to drift between the planning state and issue-local prompts. Normalizing the frontmatter and sections to match the canonical schema fixes these inconsistencies and ensures readiness.

The SPP editor only modifies planning boundaries and does not alter execution state. It applies bounded edits to normalize cards, preserve truthful planning state, and generate a clear handoff for review before execution.