A planned intent with no spec cannot be given one by any verb. Fourteen intents sit in planned/ with spec_id null (itd-6, 7, 24, 27, 28, 34, 36, 42, 48, 50, 53, 58, 63, 69), planned before the spec seam existed; the readiness gate reports each as not ready, and the autonomous run treats them as skips with a planning brief each. The way to a spec is closed on every side: intent plan on an already-planned record does the identity step alone and touches no spec; intent link writes a spec_id only for a spec that exists; the spec store has no mint of its own, only close. So the only path is a hand move of the record from planned/ back to drafts/ and a fresh plan, which no verb performs and the lifecycle does not name. Wanted: intent plan on a planned record whose spec_id is null mints and links the spec the way it does for a draft, without moving a bucket, on the same human sign-off; the readiness gate's remedy names that command instead of one that cannot run.

A planned intent with no spec cannot be given one by any verb. Fourteen intents sit in planned/ with spec_id null (itd-6, 7, 24, 27, 28, 34, 36, 42, 48, 50, 53, 58, 63, 69), planned before the spec seam existed; the readiness gate reports each as not ready, and the autonomous run treats them as skips with a planning brief each. The way to a spec is closed on every side: intent plan on an already-planned record does the identity step alone and touches no spec; intent link writes a spec_id only for a spec that exists; the spec store has no mint of its own, only close. So the only path is a hand move of the record from planned/ back to drafts/ and a fresh plan, which no verb performs and the lifecycle does not name. Wanted: intent plan on a planned record whose spec_id is null mints and links the spec the way it does for a draft, without moving a bucket, on the same human sign-off; the readiness gate's remedy names that command instead of one that cannot run.

Grounds

• pursued: the fourteen planned intents with spec_id null can each be given a spec by one verb; a planned null-spec record that plan refuses, or a remedy that still names a hand-authored spec, would show it wrong