squad-done

You are closing item $ARGS. This command is evidence-gated — do NOT run squad done until every gate is green.

Pre-flight checklist (invoke each skill explicitly):

1. squad-evidence-requirement — Paste the actual output of every verification gate (tests, type-check, build, manual verification) into the conversation. Bare assertions do not count.
2. squad-quality-bar — Walk the checklist over the diff: no commented-out code, no TODOs, no PM traces, no defensive checks for impossible cases, no half-finished work, AC literally checked off.
3. squad-code-review-mandatory — Spawn superpowers:code-reviewer on the diff. Verify each finding (do not perform-agree). Address blocking findings before proceeding.

Once all three gates are clean, run:

squad done $ARGS --summary "<one-line outcome>"

After running squad done

Learning capture (bug/feat/task only) — follow-through, not a precondition. After squad done runs, the CLI prints a one-line learning nudge tailored to the item type (gotcha-shaped for bug, generic for feature/task; silent for chore/tech-debt/bet). The lowest-friction capture is squad learning quick "<one-liner>" — auto-derives slug, defaults kind to gotcha, infers area from the most recently closed item, edit the stub later. Use squad learning propose <kind> <slug> when you want full control. Either way, file it while the surprise is still fresh — the Stop-hook prompt fires too late in multi-item sessions, by which time the detail has rotted. If nothing surprised you, ignore the nudge.

Then:

• Update the item file: status: done, updated: to today, add ## Resolution section.
• If the landed work was a different category than the item claimed (e.g. BUG turned out to be DEBT), open the Resolution with a one-line reclassification per squad-premise-validation.
• Move the file to .squad/done/.
• Update STATUS.md if the item was on it.
• Commit (no AI-attribution lines, no PM traces in the message).

If you cannot meet a gate this session, set status: review instead of done, document what is missing, and stop. Do not ship past blocking gates.