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# γ close-out — cycle/402

## Close-out triage table

| Source | Finding | Class | Disposition |
|---|---|---|---|
| α F1 | Anchor-granularity collapse for legacy cross-references | cdd-protocol-gap | Named-debt; tracked at cnos#403 (cds extraction will re-point anchors at the cds package directly). No immediate patch — the family-level resolution is documented in CDD.md §"Software-specific realization" and in self-coherence.md §Debt. |
| α F2 | Tracker-issue-as-prerequisite pattern (forward-references to package bootstraps lagging compression cycles) | observation-pattern | No-patch. The pattern is documented in this cycle's artifacts. Future cycles that compress doctrine ahead of an extraction may reuse the shape (tracker issue + named-quarantine section). |
| α F3 | Hard-rule precondition verification at cycle intake (positive pattern) | observation-pattern | No-patch. The pattern is documented. It validates the Phase-1.5 → Phase-7 sequencing of cnos#366. |
| β F1 | AC3 token-vs-package-name oracle subtlety | observation-pattern | No-patch. Single-edit prose fix in this cycle; no recurring pattern. |
| β F2 | Family-level cross-reference resolution as deliberate trade-off | named-debt | Same disposition as α F1 (named-debt under cnos#403). |
| β F3 | Phase 7 closes executable-protocol roadmap cleanly (cycle-level) | observation-pattern | No-patch. Documented in post-merge declaration on cnos#366. |

## §9.1 trigger assessment

| Trigger | Threshold | Actual | Fired? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Review rounds | > 2 | 1 (A on round 1) | No |
| Mechanical finding ratio | > 20% with ≥ 10 findings | 6 findings total, all factual observations; no mechanical errors | No |
| Avoidable tooling/environmental failure | any | None | No |
| Loaded skill failed to prevent a finding | any | None — cdd/design (compact-doc shape) governed the rewrite; no skill failed | No |

No §9.1 trigger fired. Cycle iteration section is **omitted** from a hypothetical PRA (post-release assessment) because this cycle is doctrine-only and ships under the project's documentation-cycle convention without a separate release tag.

## Cycle iteration disposition

The closure-gate rule (per the pinned dispatch lifecycle): cdd-iteration.md is written when ≥1 finding with a `cdd-*-gap` class is triaged.

**This cycle's triage:**
- α F1: classified `cdd-protocol-gap` (anchor-granularity collapse is a doctrinal-protocol gap surfaced by the compression). Disposition: named-debt under cnos#403; no immediate patch beyond the documentation already shipped in CDD.md §"Software-specific realization" closing paragraph and self-coherence.md §Debt.
- β F2: same classification as α F1; same disposition.

≥1 cdd-protocol-gap finding exists → **cdd-iteration.md is required.** See `.cdd/unreleased/402/cdd-iteration.md`.

## Deferred outputs

- **Next MCA:** cnos.cds bootstrap (tracker [cnos#403](https://github.com/usurobor/cnos/issues/403); P2). Extracts software-lifecycle realization from CDD.md §"Software-specific realization" into the cnos.cds package. Re-points the legacy `CDD.md §X` anchors at the cds package directly, closing the anchor-granularity debt.
- **CCNF-X follow-on:** formalize CDD orchestration grammar (mode enum, sizing predicate, master+sub graph, dispatch-prompt schema, findings state machine). Not yet ticketed; surface in next post-release assessment when CDD ships the next substantial doctrine change.

## Next-MCA commitment

Per the issue body's "Success / closure condition" and the dispatch: cnos#366 (parent roadmap) closes after this cycle merges, declared in a post-merge comment on cnos#366. The next direction is CCNF-X and/or cnos.cds bootstrap (#403). Neither is blocking the immediate closure of #366; both are explicit follow-on tracks.

The closure declaration commit on main is δ-as-agent's action immediately after the merge of cycle/402 (per the pinned post-merge step list).
