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Eric Rakestraw
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# Dependency upgrades, discovery, and smoke testing implementation plan
Status: Stages 1–17 complete; Stage 18 is next.
Status: Stages 1–18 complete.
## Authority and baseline
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**Complete when:** every target below is implemented and evidenced, documentation
and dependency metadata agree, and the workspace is clean.
**Completed:** 2026-10-17. All three module suites passed in the workspace and
again with isolated readonly module graphs. The temporary ckconfig and ckprompt
module files and sums were unchanged by readonly checks. Module listings select
ReleaseKit v0.4.2, ConfigKit v0.8.0, and PromptKit v0.16.0; dependency listings
show no optional integration imports in core and no PromptKit imports in
ckconfig. All 40 maintained shell examples matched their expected outcomes,
including the documented validation failure. Go files were formatted, the full
change set contained only roadmap-scoped files and intended APIs, local links
and Markdown whitespace passed, and the worktree was clean after commit. No
release was tagged, pushed, or published.
## Target verification checklist
| Target | Primary stages | Completion evidence |
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| No reverse optional dependencies, obsolete catalog graph, or local upstream replacements | 16, 18 | Independent manifests/module/test-import listings and notices |
| Upstream testing ownership respected | All testing stages | Assertions address CommandKit interfaces and coordination, not native domain correctness |
No product or API question requires a separate decision before these stages
can begin. Concrete presentation and wiring choices above stay within the
accepted roadmap; implementation should not elevate incidental details into
additional guarantees.
No separate product or API decision was needed to complete the stages. Concrete
presentation and wiring choices stayed within the accepted roadmap; incidental
implementation details were not elevated into additional guarantees.