v1.0.13 — SDD Command Refactor + Governance

Added

• New docs-update/ command: Dedicated command for updating, migrating, and synchronizing documentation with code and configuration files. Includes pre-flight analysis of existing docs, question-tool integration for resolving contradictions, and strict restrictions (no tasks/ writes, no code implementation).
• New diagnosis/ command: Analyzes remote repository issues, detects problems, and documents technical diagnostics in docs/diagnosis/. Creates structured diagnosis files with metadata, symptoms, root cause analysis, and verification steps. Includes docs/diagnosis/README.md and diagnosis-template.md in the template.
• docs/diagnosis/ directory in template: New standard directory for operational technical knowledge. Contains README explaining its purpose and a template for documenting diagnoses.

Changed

• Refactored evolve/ command: Simplified scope to only create new specs for mature projects with robust versions. Removed ability to write to tasks/ or implement code. Added pre-flight to detect project maturity level.
• Agent governance — Quetzalcoatl: Updated permissions to prohibit writing to tasks/, source code (src/), and configuration files. Quetzalcoatl now exclusively writes documentation.
• Agent governance — Moctezuma: Updated permissions to restrict writing exclusively to tasks/ directory and its files.
• SDD determinism: All SDD lifecycle commands now suggest the next command to execute upon completion (e.g., spec/ suggests plan/, plan/ suggests build/, etc.).
• Removed command suggestions from agent configurations: Primary agents no longer suggest specific commands. Instead, they suggest invoking other primary agents (e.g., Quetzalcoatl suggests invoking Moctezuma for execution planning).

Fixed

• Issue #15: Resolved governance and determinism issues in workspace commands. evolve/ no longer executes tasks outside its scope (writing to tasks/, implementing code). Clear separation of concerns between documentation (Quetzalcoatl), planning (Moctezuma), and implementation (Tlaloc).