The seven per-feature backlog.md files are gone. Every block they carried as `proposed` is now an open `backlog`-labelled epic issue (#193–#216), filed in one batch through the existing filer, with the dependency graph preserved. Counts, against what planning assumed: **24** proposed blocks, not 22 — two were appended to the PR-Driven backlog on 2026-07-30, after the epic was sized. 13 promoted and 3 superseded blocks were not refiled (invariant 15); git history is their provenance and refiling them would add noise to the query this epic exists to make useful. The dependency graph needed judgement, as the record said it would. Five edges pointed out of the batch at work promoted under the old model and are now literals — #38 (workspace manifest) ×2, #54 (multi-repo distill), #139 (record sub-issue). One was stale: story-analyze-hub was blocked by `hub-born-queue`, abandoned before implementation, and now points at the epic that superseded it, #114. The rewrite is recorded in that issue's body, not just in this message. - create_gh_issues: a `blocked_by` entry may be a literal `#<n>`, resolved against the platform (the migration affordance). Only the sigil form — a bare number is indistinguishable from a batch ref, and an unresolvable literal fails the reference closed rather than dropping an ordering. Its `--dry-run` also stopped working when #186 made the classification a caller argument; it rendered `story` on a stub batch, which is precisely the rehearsal 24 irreversible creations needed. - delivery_config: `resolve epic-label` returned empty where the library returns `epic`, because the CLI's generic path does not know the built-in. /nxs.epic Phase 2b hands that value to the filer, so stubs would have filed unclassified. - multi-paragraph rationale carried over intact — the ten prose-heavy multi-repo entries, and the dated notes on the analyze/close chain. - references repointed ahead of the deletion: sequencing.md names issue numbers beside the slugs it orders, /nxs.epic no longer describes the feature container as holding a backlog file, and the --pr acceptance harness seeds none into its throwaway repo. Left alone deliberately: `libs/origin/v2/.nexus/decisions/`. Those numbered logs are the record of decisions as they were made — including the one that created backlog.md — and are superseded by record #192. Rewriting them to match a later decision would falsify the trail. The empty prime-workspace-instrumentation container went with its file, per the record; it is recreated at that feature's first epic filing. Closes #189

Recall and re-run prior commands from the input line #193

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