itd-85 shipped whole but still sits in intents/drafts/: abcd audit ships with all five v1 rules, the tri-state exit and the prepare-this-repo wiring the intent scopes, yet the intent was never promoted, so the record cannot say the capability is delivered. Promotion is blocked on the shipped/ schema, which requires a non-null spec_id and an impact value the intent has never carried (there is no spc-N for the audit verb). Disposition: mint or retro-link a spec via /abcd:intent link, set impact, run the fidelity review, and move drafts/ -> shipped/. Until then the v0.2.0 CHANGELOG entry describes abcd audit without citing itd-85 (iss-41).

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• dcn-26080200000000092026-08-02 — iss-41 (v0.5.0 item D): the interim delivery-state rule is stated as the one the lifecycle already implies — **delivered capability is represented by the intent leaving `drafts/`, and nothing else says it** — because the alternative on offer (a new tier, or a per-intent "partly shipped" field) invents lifecycle vocabulary to describe a citation problem. The ledger's premise that `shipped/` is empty has aged out: thirteen intents live there now, so the mechanism exists and what was missing was the gate holding the changelog to it. `delivery_state` reads each version entry's delivery sections (`Added`, `Changed`; a repo's configured list is unioned with those, never substituted for them) and blocks an `itd-N` citation whose intent is still in `drafts/`. Scoping by section rather than by whole entry is what keeps it precise: the ids under `Fixed` in this corpus are provenance for a defect — which draft two branches minted at once — and blocking them would force either a falsehood or a deletion of real information. It fails closed three ways: no changelog, no intents store, and a store holding no lifecycle bucket — the last being a root pointed one level too deep, which resolves every citation to nothing and reads exactly like a clean corpus. The corpus had TWO instances, not the one filed: itd-60, whose deterministic layer shipped as `abcd docs lint` while its semantic layer is still five open questions, and itd-85, which shipped WHOLE as `abcd audit` and was simply never promoted. They get different treatments because they are different facts. itd-60 stays in `drafts/` and loses the citation — an intent is delivered whole or not at all (split-the-intent doctrine), so citing a partial delivery reads as a promotion that never happened, and splitting itd-60 to make the citation true is editorial work this issue does not carry. itd-85 loses the citation too, but under protest: the honest fix is promotion, and promotion is blocked on the `shipped/` schema wanting a non-null `spec_id` the audit verb has never had. Filed as iss-180 rather than papered over or forced — writing a retroactive spec to satisfy a lint is the failure mode this repo keeps naming. The out-of-scope half is a REUSE, not a new rule: `index_drift` gained one field, `dir_entry`, the mirror of `entry` on the directory side, which reduces a filename stem to the id a document actually enumerates. Without it a hand-written listing can only agree with a directory by transcribing whole slugs, which is a listing nobody writes, and the alternative was a second rule shaped exactly like the first. The list itself had drifted nineteen entries while claiming in its own prose to be derived and "not hand-counted": itd-47, itd-73 and itd-74 had left `drafts/` for three different buckets, and sixteen captures were missing. Regenerated, wrapped in the marked region, and the sentence promising hand-kept lockstep is replaced by the gate that enforces it. The four later-phase items that never had an intent id move OUT of the derived list — a derivation cannot produce them, so their presence was what made the claim false in the first place.
• iss-41lifecycle cannot represent delivered work: v0.1.0 shipped capability from a drafts-stage intent while shipped/ sits empty, so the record goes quiet exactly where it matters; the canonical later-phase list in 03-out-of-scope has drifted from the filesystem it claims lockstep with (superseded itd-47 still listed; drafts itd-76/77/78 missing). Detector (per reality-is-filable): define the interim delivery-state rule (how shipped capability is represented before Phase 4), then a lifecycle lint — no CHANGELOG delivery entry whose intent still sits in drafts/, and out-of-scope lists derived from the filesystem. Acceptance corpus: the v0.1.0 drafts-stage shipment and the two out-of-scope list drifts.
• itd-85A Read-Only Repo-Conformance Audit