Polaris: Skill for Claude Code

Review Spec Remediation

$review-spec-remediation is invoked only by $review-spec after a current Pending Review Remediation packet is persisted.

It converts already validated review findings and scope corrections into durable remediation state.

It does not review source, create new findings, fix implementation, or independently change finding scope/axis authority.

Certified Domain Reconciliation Gate

This section is authoritative and supersedes preserved wording below that allows a later review to enlarge a previously certified semantic root/domain merely by labeling the new surface a root-definition gap or missed prior finding.

For every current Blocking finding mapped to a previously satisfied/closed root, the Pending packet must include one current $review-spec Domain Finality Reconciliation disposition:

Candidate: <finding/member>
Prior certified domain: <domain ID / durable certification reference>
Authority changed: yes | no
Membership under frozen predicate: in-domain | out-of-domain | ambiguous
Explicit authority contradiction: <None | exact source>
Finality disposition:
  in-domain-falsifier
  authority-changed-domain-stale
  closure-authority-defect
  domain-expansion

Consume that disposition mechanically:

• in-domain-falsifier — eligible for ordinary current remediation reconciliation (missed prior finding or regression as provenance proves);
• authority-changed-domain-stale — eligible only after the Pending packet identifies the actual changed authority and the current review rebuilt the affected domain from that new authority;
• closure-authority-defect — not implementation remediation. Preserve the observation and halt the affected root/cell behind explicit authority/domain reconciliation; do not pass it to $to-tickets;
• domain-expansion — non-actionable for the current certified domain. Preserve the observation historically but do not create/open a remediation cell or root from it.

A full fresh re-review, missing review-proof reuse ledger, stronger challenger, or broader plausible interpretation does not invalidate a certified closure domain by itself.