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Add the community context-plan Skill for project research, broad source updates, staged production handoffs and Git-backed plan recovery and completion.
Support task-scoped plan and article review delegation while retaining default human review, trusted authorization boundaries and stage continuation policies.
Add workspace-free, fixed-identity Lark snapshot fetching and validated local snapshot import, retaining capture provenance and embedded resources without fetching them again.
Stage Lark source registrations with shared validation and bounded atomic commits; preserve partial-success receipts and avoid unchanged registry writes.
Add optional registration checkpoints, status queries, replay, bounded progress output, and scoped cancellation.
Add resumable Wiki directory discovery with fixed identity, page receipts, object deduplication, and bounded throttling recovery, without creating production tasks.
Recognize current revision drafts when binding navigation before content approval.
Share candidate validation between navigation and Review; rejected drafts cannot authorize new bindings.
Return unplaced article diagnostics and navigation recovery guidance with review reports.
Capture independent embedded resources concurrently with bounded throttling retries and a shared cooldown.
Recognize nested application-scope failures without changing resource identity; preserve usable whiteboard previews when raw export is denied.
Inline complete small workflow Routes while retaining file-based fallback and existing authorization and read-receipt checks.
Keep capture-only requests out of article production, reuse URL registration and capture receipts, and retain string diagnostics in compact output.
Keep source baseline details in provenance and citations rather than reader-facing article prose.