vc-generate-closeout

To generate a structured closeout packet, invoke the skill at the end of a completed EXECUTE phase. It produces a 9-item summary that includes archive-readiness classification, drift signals, commit checkpoints, and recommended next states for phase transitions.

Plan drift scoring is a process governance mechanism needed during phase transitions to measure execution deviation. The closeout process enforces a required drift-threshold phrase within the packet to formally signal whether the execution stayed within acceptable variance limits.

Classifying archive-readiness involves assessing validation and regression artifacts against governance checks. The closeout packet integrates these statuses to determine if the completed plan meets the required criteria for formal archival and subsequent state transitions.

Yes, you can integrate commit checkpoints into the phase transition summary. The generated closeout packet enforces a 9-item schema that ties directly into validation status, regression artifacts, and update process workflows to recommend the next state.

The closeout schema is strictly limited to post-EXECUTE cycles and phase transitions, requiring a completed plan. It cannot be invoked mid-execution and mandates a specific 9-item structure with enforced drift-threshold phrases, limiting flexibility for non-standard archival processes.