Nm Sanctum Doc Consolidation

Merge report and analysis artifacts into permanent docs, then delete source files

This skill appears internally consistent with its goal of consolidating ephemeral report markdown files into permanent docs and then removing the originals. However, it performs destructive local operations (creating/updating files and deleting source files) so do the following before using it: - Review the generated consolidation plan before approving Phase 2; the SKILL.md expects a user approval checkpoint. Do not skip that step. - Back up your repository or run the skill on a branch/copy so deletions are recoverable. Deleted source files cannot be automatically restored by the provided rollback (the rollback warns it cannot restore deleted sources). - Confirm there are no sensitive or uncommitted files that you do not want scanned or deleted; the detection step scans untracked markdown files and nested untracked directories. - Test on a small sample first to verify merge strategies (weave/replace/append) behave as you expect. - No external network access or credentials are required by the skill; the main risk is local file modification/deletion. Proceed if you are comfortable with these repository changes and keep a commit or backup before executing.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: nm-sanctum-doc-consolidation Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides a structured workflow for consolidating temporary markdown reports (e.g., LLM-generated audits) into permanent documentation. It uses git status and content markers to identify candidates, categorizes content chunks, and merges them into existing docs or creates new ones (including ADRs) based on a user-approved plan. While it possesses file deletion capabilities for cleanup purposes, the logic includes safeguards such as excluding standard directories, requiring user confirmation before execution, and maintaining a consolidation log for potential rollbacks (as seen in modules/merge-execution.md and modules/candidate-detection.md).