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+#+TITLE: Craig's ruling from the .emacs.d project: working/ contains
+#+SOURCE: from .emacs.d
+#+DATE: 2026-07-19 21:41:10 -0500
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+Craig's ruling from the .emacs.d project: working/ contains the project work currently being developed, so it must be version-controlled and saved from creation rather than excluded until graduation. Ephemeral or disposable artifacts belong in a project temp/ directory (gitignored) or system /tmp, not working/. Please update the canonical working-files convention and any template/install .gitignore behavior so working/ is tracked across projects. Clarify that graduation reorganizes durable working artifacts into permanent homes; it does not mark the point when they first become durable. In .emacs.d we are removing /working/ from .gitignore, adding /temp/, and checking in the complete current working set.
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+#+TITLE: Craig approved the colloquialisms + 'the list' before-close-
+#+SOURCE: from home
+#+DATE: 2026-07-19 23:50:02 -0500
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+Craig approved the colloquialisms + 'the list' before-close-queue convention — go ahead and wire the rulesets side (the protocols.org colloquialisms reference and the wrap-it-up.org queue-drain step). Home already adopted its own version locally (the 'the list' / 'tell <project>' section is committed in home's notes.org), so this is just the canonical rulesets wiring plus the short design pass on where the reference and queue live and the exact wrap-it-up insertion point.