Analyze stale or conflicting lifecycle state by separating local, PR, CI, review, tracker, artifact, and session truth. Use when status is confused, work resumed after drift, evidence lanes disagree, or a closeout claim may be stale.
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tessl review fix ./Plugins/synaipse-harness/skills/sy-reconcile/SKILL.mdUse when status is confused, work resumed after drift, evidence lanes disagree, or a closeout claim may be stale.
Fail fast: stop at the first failed required gate, classify the blocker, and do not proceed to downstream stages until the failure is resolved or explicitly waived. Run the smallest relevant local check for changed files; for package-level changes, run plugin validation and SDK proof commands from the repository wrapper.
Return the stage artifact or blocker, then hand off to reinforce only after this stage's exit criteria are satisfied.
Do not use this stage to skip the lifecycle, merge evidence lanes, mutate external systems without explicit authorization, or complete another stage's exit criteria.
Similar legacy names may exist in caches or older Harness Engineering packages; do not expose them as SynAIpse active skills.
A local artifact can explain work, but it does not prove remote PR, CI, tracker, or deployment state.
If multiple stages seem plausible, route to sy-reframe instead of doing blended stage work.
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