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Jon Chery 9bc37301ba docs(P4): trim word count + purge 'penetrate' repo-wide (REQ-271,272)
Targeted ~20-30% word-count trim on 8 verbose slides (1, 5, 7, 8, 13,
14, 20, appendix). Tables + short slides untouched. Spirit preserved.
Removed 'penetrate' (and derivatives) from docs/scope.md, docs/vision.md,
.ciagent/PROJECT.md, .ciagent/CLARIFY.md, .ciagent/NORTH_STAR.md, and
presentation files (G-001 binding revision). RESEARCH.md/PLAN.md/GRILL.md
exempt as decision-history. Slide 5 'penetrates' phrase removed with no
replacement (slide 4 Anti-Goals already excludes the PDLC).

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project: acdl
phase: 4
milestone: v1.23
status: execute
phase_role: execution
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# CLARIFY — v1.23 (auto-resolved, full autonomy)
8 ambiguities identified, all auto-resolved at confidence ≥ 0.6.
No human escalation (full autonomy). All decisions logged below.
## C1 — Speaker notes source for HTML comments (conf 0.95)
**Ambiguity:** The plain `.md` has `> **Speaker notes:**` and
`> **Transition:**` blocks per slide; talking points live in a separate
file. Which content goes into the `<!-- ... -->` comments?
**Resolution:** Extract `> **Speaker notes:**` and `> **Transition:**`
blocks from the plain `.md` and embed each slide's as
`<!-- Speaker notes: ... -->` before the next `---` separator. Talking
points come from `talking-points.md` (the 3-6 bullets per slide)
embedded as `<!-- Talking points: ... -->`. Both are Marp HTML comments
(excluded from slide rendering; the `talking-points.md` stays as the
standalone synced aid).
## C2 — python-pptx dependency placement (conf 0.9)
**Ambiguity:** `pyproject.toml` has `[project.optional-dependencies]`
`test`. Where does `python-pptx` go?
**Resolution:** Add a new optional-dependency group
`slides = ["python-pptx>=0.6.23"]`. Keeps the base `dependencies`
minimal (the render script is a docs-only concern, not a runtime
dep). CI installs via `pip install -e .[slides]`. The `render_pptx.py`
script imports `pptx` at module load (not a hard failure if absent —
the script prints a clear "pip install -e .[slides]" message and exits
1).
## C3 — Benefit callout markdown representation (conf 0.9)
**Ambiguity:** Marp markdown can't natively produce arbitrary `<div>`.
How is the `.benefit` class applied?
**Resolution:** Use Marp's HTML-in-markdown support — write benefit
lines as `<div class="benefit">text</div>` directly in the markdown
(Marp passes through HTML blocks). The inline `style:` block targets
`.benefit`. The `**Benefit:**` prefix is removed.
## C4 — Image inlining MIME types (conf 0.95)
**Ambiguity:** What MIME types does `inline_images.py` handle?
**Resolution:** The deck references `.png` files only (mermaid
renders). `inline_images.py` MIME-sniffs by extension:
`.png``image/png`, `.svg``image/svg+xml`, `.jpg/.jpeg``image/jpeg`,
`.gif``image/gif`; fallback `application/octet-stream`. Only relative
`src="assets/..."` paths are inlined (absolute/`http(s)://` URLs are
left alone).
## C5 — render_slides.sh step ordering (conf 0.9)
**Ambiguity:** Where do the new inline-images + python-pptx steps go?
**Resolution:** Step 1 mermaid → PNG (unchanged); Step 2 MARP → HTML +
PPTX (drop `--theme`); Step 3 inline images into HTML; Step 4
python-pptx → `*-python.pptx`; Step 5 stage all. The inline step runs
only on the HTML (not the PPTX — both PPTX formats embed media in
their zip by construction).
## C6 — absence-of-loaded-term test scope (conf 0.95)
**Ambiguity:** How is absence of the purged loaded term asserted?
**Resolution:** A grep for the purged term's stem across
`docs/presentations/` returns nothing (covers `.md`, `-marp.md`,
`talking-points.md`, `.html`; `.pptx` is binary so excluded). A new test
`test_no_purged_loaded_term` asserts this.
## C7 — attach_release_asset.py dual-PPTX (conf 0.85)
**Ambiguity:** Does the release attach both PPTX files?
**Resolution:** Yes — attach both `.pptx` (MARP image-of-slide) and
`-python.pptx` (structured). Minimal change: loop over both filenames.
The MARP PPTX remains the "primary" attachment (first); the python
PPTX is secondary (comparison artifact).
## C8 — Wave ordering (conf 0.85)
**Ambiguity:** Can P1 (consolidate) and P2 (style) parallelize?
**Resolution:** No — both edit `-marp.md` with a serial dependency: P1
establishes the single doc (deletes the plain `.md`, adds HTML-comment
speaker notes); P2 edits that single doc's frontmatter + benefit
callouts. Order: P1 → P2 → (P3 + P4 parallel: P3 edits
`scripts/inline_images.py` + `render_pptx.py` + `render_slides.sh` +
`pyproject`; P4 edits the deck markdown — zero file overlap) → P5 →
P6. P3 depends on P2's render-script `--theme` drop. P4 depends on
P1's consolidated doc.