claim

Adjudicate Claim: $ARGUMENTS

One question: can this sentence be said externally, and if so, in exactly what words?

Required Skills

• disclosure-gating — the claim register, the approval boundary, and the derivation rules
• evidence-ledger — trace the claim to its rows and read the claim state

References

• disclosure-policy-levels.md
• register-schemas.md
• source-authority-and-claim-states.md

Phase 0 — Resolve

_RAW="$ARGUMENTS"
echo "### Claim Arguments"
echo "ARGS=$_RAW"

__dr="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-}"
[ -x "$__dr/bin/dossier-claim-scan.sh" ] || __dr=$({ echo plugins/dossier; ls -d "$HOME"/.claude/plugins/cache/synapti-marketplace/dossier/*/ 2>/dev/null | sort -Vr; echo "$HOME/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/synapti-marketplace/plugins/dossier"; } | while read -r __p; do [ -x "${__p%/}/bin/dossier-claim-scan.sh" ] && { echo "${__p%/}"; break; }; done)

echo "### Preflight"
if [ ! -x "$__dr/bin/dossier-claim-scan.sh" ]; then
  echo "CLAIM_STATE=blocked"
  echo "CLAIM_ERROR=dossier plugin scripts not found — reinstall or upgrade the plugin"
  true; exit 0
fi

OUTPUT_ROOT=$("$__dr/bin/dossier-resolve-config.sh" --default "docs/dossier" dossier.project.outputRoot 2>/dev/null)
echo "OUTPUT_ROOT=$OUTPUT_ROOT"
echo "DISCLOSURE_POLICY=$("$__dr/bin/dossier-resolve-config.sh" --default internal-only dossier.disclosure.policy 2>/dev/null)"
echo "APPROVAL_REQUIRED=$("$__dr/bin/dossier-resolve-config.sh" --default required dossier.disclosure.publicClaimApproval 2>/dev/null)"
echo "REGISTER_EXISTS=$([ -f "$OUTPUT_ROOT/00-control/claim-and-disclosure-register.md" ] && echo true || echo false)"
echo "LEDGER_EXISTS=$([ -f "$OUTPUT_ROOT/00-control/evidence-ledger.md" ] && echo true || echo false)"
true

A file path adjudicates every declarative sentence in the file. Bare text adjudicates that one sentence.

--audience partner|customer selects which destination the claim is judged against, because the same sentence can be approved for one and not the other. A partner guide may carry interface detail, rate limits, and sandbox mechanics that a customer guide may not; a customer guide is held to a plainer standard on capability and trust language. Absent the flag, judge against the stricter of the two and say which standard was applied.