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 **Sprint 25 totals (493-508):**
 - **Steps completed:** 16
 - **New tests in this sprint plan:** 180/180 passing
+
+## Post-Sprint 25 Planning Update
+
+Added the next multi-sprint roadmap as standalone plan documents in repo root,
+following the same structure pattern as previous sprint plans:
+
+- `sprint26_plan.md` — GUI/UI/UX foundations, docking reliability, visual identity,
+  interaction-state clarity, and modifier-edge shortcut notation
+- `sprint27_plan.md` — constrained constructive editing I (taskitem contracts,
+  legal operation graph, symbol scope enforcement)
+- `sprint28_plan.md` — constrained constructive editing II (legal-choice APIs,
+  multi-language adapters)
+- `sprint29_plan.md` — routing/context/cost discipline for constrained execution
+- `sprint30_plan.md` — debugger/runtime observability I (breakpoints, stepping,
+  stack traces, call stack, locals/watches)
+- `sprint31_plan.md` — debugger/runtime observability II (memory reflection,
+  advanced debug views)
+- `sprint32_plan.md` — markdown intake and architect-side taskitem generation
+  with confidence/ambiguity labeling
+- `sprint33_plan.md` — productization, onboarding/value communication,
+  release hardening and benchmark readiness
+
+These plans intentionally distribute work across multiple sprints (rather than a
+single sprint) to preserve implementation quality and maintainability.
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+# Sprint 26 Plan: GUI/UI/UX Foundations
+
+## Context
+
+Sprint 26 is the first focused UX sprint after core infrastructure maturity.
+The target is not feature count. The target is interaction clarity and visual
+legibility at the level expected from modern professional editors.
+
+Primary goals:
+1. Stabilize docking and panel behavior
+2. Introduce a coherent visual system (tokens, elevation, borders, contrast)
+3. Establish a distinct visual identity: black/white/stone with electric-blue
+   logic links and "blade edge" highlights
+4. Introduce compact modifier-edge shortcut notation
+
+---
+
+## Phase 26a: Interaction and Layout Reliability (Steps 509-514)
+
+### Step 509: Docking Reliability Audit + Deterministic Layout Rules (12 tests)
+- Reproduce and eliminate panel drift, hidden tabs, and unexpected undock states
+- Add explicit dock-state invariants and recovery paths
+- Ensure layout reset is deterministic across startup/session restore
+
+### Step 510: Panel Boundaries, Resizers, and Hit-Target Corrections (12 tests)
+- Normalize panel borders, resize affordances, and split-bar hit regions
+- Resolve ambiguous click zones where content steals resize focus
+- Add regression coverage for mouse + keyboard panel navigation
+
+### Step 511: Interaction State Model (12 tests)
+- Define shared state model for hover/focus/active/pressed/disabled
+- Replace ad hoc per-widget styling with token-driven state application
+- Add contrast checks for every state transition
+
+### Step 512: Window Chrome + Hierarchy Pass (12 tests)
+- Introduce consistent hierarchy between work surfaces, tool surfaces, and overlays
+- Apply elevation system with subtle shadows + edge highlights
+- Ensure modal/non-modal layering semantics are unambiguous
+
+### Step 513: Accessibility Baseline Pass (12 tests)
+- Keyboard-only traversal for top-level surfaces and core controls
+- Focus-ring visibility and consistency under dark theme
+- High-contrast checks for text, iconography, and interactive controls
+
+### Step 514: Phase 26a Integration (8 tests)
+- Full docking cycle: open/close/move/reset/restart remains stable
+- Interaction states and panel hierarchy render consistently across all major panels
+- No regressions in editor typing/focus after layout interaction
+
+---
+
+## Phase 26b: Visual Language and Theming (Steps 515-519)
+
+### Step 515: Theme Token System v2 (12 tests)
+- Define semantic color, spacing, radius, border, and elevation tokens
+- Support theme derivations without hardcoded widget colors
+- Encode high-contrast black/white base with gray-stone layers
+
+### Step 516: Signature Visual Identity Pack (12 tests)
+- Add gradient treatment for depth in black surfaces
+- Add blade-edge accents for active surfaces and controls
+- Add electric-blue accents for long-range logic links and workflow leaps
+
+### Step 517: Control Library Restyle (12 tests)
+- Restyle buttons, toggles, tabs, menus, dropdowns, checkboxes
+- Clear pressed/depressed depth signals (no ambiguous controls)
+- Ensure components render and animate consistently across DPI scales
+
+### Step 518: Icon + Typography Contrast Harmonization (12 tests)
+- Harmonize icon stroke weight and text contrast on dark surfaces
+- Remove low-information gray-on-black regions
+- Improve visual rhythm between dense and sparse panels
+
+### Step 519: Modifier-Edge Shortcut Notation (12 tests)
+- Introduce compact glyph system with edge markers on mnemonic letters:
+  - left edge lit = Ctrl
+  - right edge lit = Shift
+  - top edge lit = Super/Win
+  - bottom edge lit = Alt
+- Support combined modifiers in a compact footprint
+- Add fallback textual labels for environments that disable glyph rendering
+
+---
+
+## Phase 26c: Final UX Hardening (Steps 520-523)
+
+### Step 520: Completion Overlay UX Hardening (12 tests)
+- Eliminate intrusive completion placement over active typing region
+- Respect dismissal intent until new semantic trigger appears
+- Ensure pointer + keyboard control is predictable
+
+### Step 521: Notification + Status Signaling Refresh (12 tests)
+- Distinguish info/warn/error/critical through consistent visual semantics
+- Ensure status elements read clearly against dark layers
+- Improve temporal behavior (duration, stacking, dismissal)
+
+### Step 522: Cross-Panel Consistency Sweep (12 tests)
+- Verify all panels consume shared tokens/state model
+- Remove panel-specific style drift
+- Enforce spacing/elevation/border consistency checks
+
+### Step 523: Sprint 26 Integration + Summary (8 tests)
+- Docking stable, visual language coherent, interaction clarity improved
+- Modifier-edge shortcut system functional and space-efficient
+- Editor flow no longer blocked by intrusive overlays
+
+---
+
+## Step & Test Summary
+
+| Phase | Steps | Tests | Theme |
+|-------|-------|-------|-------|
+| 26a | 509-514 | 68 | Docking, layout stability, interaction-state reliability |
+| 26b | 515-519 | 60 | Theme system, visual identity, modifier-edge shortcuts |
+| 26c | 520-523 | 44 | Overlay/notification hardening and final consistency |
+| **Total** | **509-523** | **~172** | 15 steps |
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+# Sprint 27 Plan: Constrained Constructive Editing I
+
+## Context
+
+Sprint 27 begins the reliability path for token-efficient, low-hallucination
+execution once taskitems are queued. Markdown-to-taskitem remains a fuzzy
+architect problem; taskitem-to-edit becomes a constrained deterministic problem.
+
+Primary goals:
+1. Define legal operation surface for each taskitem
+2. Restrict symbol/action space to in-scope options
+3. Encode contract checks before and after every edit
+
+---
+
+## Phase 27a: Taskitem Constraint Model (Steps 524-528)
+
+### Step 524: Typed Taskitem Contract Schema (12 tests)
+- Expand taskitem schema with strict fields: allowed targets, allowed ops,
+  allowed symbols, forbidden symbols, expected diagnostics deltas
+- Reject under-specified taskitems for constrained execution path
+
+### Step 525: Legal Operation Graph (12 tests)
+- Build operation graph: insert/update/delete/rename/refactor primitives
+- Bind each primitive to language-specific legal contexts
+- Enforce op availability by AST node kind
+
+### Step 526: Symbol Scope Extractor (12 tests)
+- Build in-scope symbol snapshot per taskitem context
+- Provide explicit candidate set to execution engines
+- Block unresolved symbol references before apply
+
+### Step 527: Constraint Violation Diagnostics (12 tests)
+- New diagnostics for out-of-scope symbol usage and forbidden ops
+- Structured machine-readable error payloads for retry/escalation
+
+### Step 528: Phase 27a Integration (8 tests)
+- Taskitem with complete constraints routes and executes
+- Under-constrained taskitem gets rejected with actionable diagnostics
+
+---
+
+## Phase 27b: Deterministic Apply Guardrails (Steps 529-533)
+
+### Step 529: Pre-Apply Validation Gate (12 tests)
+- Validate candidate edit against legal op graph + symbol snapshot
+- Reject illegal edits before touching source buffer
+
+### Step 530: Post-Apply Structural Gate (12 tests)
+- Re-parse touched region and validate AST integrity
+- Validate no unexpected symbol graph drift
+
+### Step 531: Contract Delta Checker (12 tests)
+- Compare before/after contract set per taskitem expectations
+- Block edits that violate required post-conditions
+
+### Step 532: Retry/Escalation Protocol for Constraint Failures (12 tests)
+- Deterministic retry for correctable failures
+- Escalate to higher-context worker/human only with full failure packet
+
+### Step 533: Sprint 27 Integration + Summary (8 tests)
+- Constrained pipeline prevents out-of-scope edits by construction
+- Hallucinated symbol calls fail fast with explicit diagnostics
+
+---
+
+## Step & Test Summary
+
+| Phase | Steps | Tests | Theme |
+|-------|-------|-------|-------|
+| 27a | 524-528 | 56 | Contract schema, legal ops, scope control |
+| 27b | 529-533 | 56 | Guardrails, structural validation, retry/escalation |
+| **Total** | **524-533** | **~112** | 10 steps |
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+# Sprint 28 Plan: Constrained Constructive Editing II
+
+## Context
+
+Sprint 28 hardens constrained execution from schema-level guardrails into
+practical multi-language constructive editing with legal-choice UIs and
+agent-facing operation selectors.
+
+Primary goals:
+1. Legal-choice edit UX for agents/humans
+2. Multi-language constructive edit adapters
+3. Token-budget reductions through constrained option sets
+
+---
+
+## Phase 28a: Legal-Choice Execution Surfaces (Steps 534-538)
+
+### Step 534: Operation Selector API (12 tests)
+- Expose only legal operations for active taskitem and AST focus node
+- Rank suggestions by expected constraint success
+
+### Step 535: Symbol Selector API (12 tests)
+- Expose only in-scope legal symbols with typed role metadata
+- Add category filters (function/type/field/module/constant)
+
+### Step 536: Argument Shape Validator (12 tests)
+- Validate operation arguments against selected op+symbol contract
+- Prevent malformed or semantically invalid argument combinations
+
+### Step 537: Constrained Execution Telemetry (12 tests)
+- Log constraint candidate count, selected op path, rejection reasons
+- Track token usage deltas vs unconstrained baseline path
+
+### Step 538: Phase 28a Integration (8 tests)
+- Agent receives legal-choice menus and executes without out-of-scope references
+- Telemetry shows reduced candidate breadth and stable success rate
+
+---
+
+## Phase 28b: Multi-Language Adapters + Quality Gates (Steps 539-543)
+
+### Step 539: C/C++ Constructive Edit Adapter (12 tests)
+- Legal op mappings for declarations/definitions/includes/macros
+- Header/source boundary-safe operations
+
+### Step 540: Python/TypeScript Constructive Edit Adapter (12 tests)
+- Legal op mappings for functions/classes/imports/typing signatures
+- Module-level side-effect protections
+
+### Step 541: Rust/Go Constructive Edit Adapter (12 tests)
+- Legal op mappings for ownership/concurrency-sensitive constructs
+- Borrow/lifetime-unsafe op guardrails
+
+### Step 542: Cross-Language Consistency Gate (12 tests)
+- Standardized constraint failures and diagnostics across adapters
+- Common fallback behavior on unsupported constructs
+
+### Step 543: Sprint 28 Integration + Summary (8 tests)
+- Multi-language constrained constructive editing stable across adapters
+- Out-of-scope/hallucinated edits remain blocked across languages
+
+---
+
+## Step & Test Summary
+
+| Phase | Steps | Tests | Theme |
+|-------|-------|-------|-------|
+| 28a | 534-538 | 56 | Legal-choice APIs, validation, telemetry |
+| 28b | 539-543 | 56 | Multi-language adapters and consistency gates |
+| **Total** | **534-543** | **~112** | 10 steps |
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+# Sprint 29 Plan: Workflow Intelligence + Cost Discipline
+
+## Context
+
+Sprint 29 tightens orchestration intelligence around constrained editing:
+better routing, better context bundles, and explicit cost-control policies.
+
+Primary goals:
+1. Context width minimization without quality regression
+2. Routing confidence calibration for constrained mode
+3. Cost policy enforcement and optimization feedback
+
+---
+
+## Phase 29a: Routing and Context Optimization (Steps 544-548)
+
+### Step 544: Constrained Routing Ruleset Extension (12 tests)
+- Add constrained-mode routing policy variants
+- Promote deterministic/template paths when legal-choice confidence is high
+
+### Step 545: Context Bundle Minimizer (12 tests)
+- Build minimal sufficient context bundles per taskitem contract
+- Remove irrelevant file/project context from narrow operations
+
+### Step 546: Confidence Calibration for Constrained Paths (12 tests)
+- Calibrate routing confidence with historical constraint outcomes
+- Penalize paths with repeated post-apply failures
+
+### Step 547: Cost Policy Guard (12 tests)
+- Enforce per-step and per-workflow token ceilings
+- Require rationale/escalation when exceeding policy
+
+### Step 548: Phase 29a Integration (8 tests)
+- Lower context budgets with maintained pass rates
+- Cost guard blocks runaway orchestration paths
+
+---
+
+## Phase 29b: Optimization Feedback Loops (Steps 549-553)
+
+### Step 549: Suggestion Engine for Cost Reductions (12 tests)
+- Suggest template substitution, batching, and context narrowing opportunities
+
+### Step 550: Worker Efficiency Dashboard Data Model (12 tests)
+- Aggregate completion/cost/rejection/latency by worker and task class
+
+### Step 551: Review-Gate Policy Refinement (12 tests)
+- Reduce unnecessary human escalations while preserving safety/quality
+
+### Step 552: Cost vs Quality Regression Suite (12 tests)
+- Assert quality does not regress as optimization policies tighten
+
+### Step 553: Sprint 29 Integration + Summary (8 tests)
+- Routing intelligence and cost controls operate as a coherent policy layer
+
+---
+
+## Step & Test Summary
+
+| Phase | Steps | Tests | Theme |
+|-------|-------|-------|-------|
+| 29a | 544-548 | 56 | Routing/context/cost policy optimization |
+| 29b | 549-553 | 56 | Feedback loops and quality-preserving optimization |
+| **Total** | **544-553** | **~112** | 10 steps |
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+# Sprint 30 Plan: Debugger + Runtime Observability I
+
+## Context
+
+Sprint 30 starts runtime observability features expected in full editors:
+breakpoints, stepping, stack frames, locals, watches, and trace surfaces.
+
+Primary goals:
+1. Core debugger control plane
+2. Runtime state inspection surfaces
+3. Integration with existing workflow/task model
+
+---
+
+## Phase 30a: Debug Control Plane (Steps 554-558)
+
+### Step 554: Debug Session Model (12 tests)
+- Session lifecycle: start/attach/pause/resume/stop
+- Multi-target and per-buffer debug context support
+
+### Step 555: Breakpoint System (12 tests)
+- Line breakpoints, conditional breakpoints, hit-count breakpoints
+- Enable/disable persistence and reconciliation on file edits
+
+### Step 556: Step Engine (12 tests)
+- Step-into, step-over, step-out, continue semantics
+- Deterministic state transitions and UI command mapping
+
+### Step 557: Exception + Stack Trace Capture (12 tests)
+- Structured exception events and stack traces
+- Link stack frames to editor navigation anchors
+
+### Step 558: Phase 30a Integration (8 tests)
+- Full breakpoint-to-step-to-exception cycle executes reliably
+
+---
+
+## Phase 30b: Runtime Inspection Surfaces (Steps 559-563)
+
+### Step 559: Call Stack and Frame Inspector (12 tests)
+- Frame navigation and variable scope mapping
+
+### Step 560: Locals + Watches Panel Data Model (12 tests)
+- Type-aware variable display, watch expression lifecycle
+
+### Step 561: Trace Timeline Model (12 tests)
+- Event timeline for pause/step/exception transitions
+
+### Step 562: Workflow-Aware Debug Hooks (12 tests)
+- Attach debug sessions to active workflow items and diagnostics
+
+### Step 563: Sprint 30 Integration + Summary (8 tests)
+- Debugger baseline reaches practical daily-use utility
+
+---
+
+## Step & Test Summary
+
+| Phase | Steps | Tests | Theme |
+|-------|-------|-------|-------|
+| 30a | 554-558 | 56 | Debug session, breakpoints, stepping, stack traces |
+| 30b | 559-563 | 56 | Runtime inspectors and workflow integration |
+| **Total** | **554-563** | **~112** | 10 steps |
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+# Sprint 31 Plan: Debugger + Runtime Observability II
+
+## Context
+
+Sprint 31 extends debugger capabilities with memory reflection,
+advanced runtime views, and performance-aware introspection.
+
+Primary goals:
+1. Memory reflection as first-class editor capability
+2. Advanced runtime introspection
+3. Better debugging ergonomics for complex systems
+
+---
+
+## Phase 31a: Memory Reflection Core (Steps 564-568)
+
+### Step 564: Memory Snapshot Model (12 tests)
+- Structured snapshot schema for stack, heap regions, and references
+
+### Step 565: Memory Inspector UI Model (12 tests)
+- Typed renderers for primitives, pointers/references, containers, structs
+
+### Step 566: Allocation/Ownership Trace Hooks (12 tests)
+- Allocation timeline and ownership transition markers
+
+### Step 567: Leak/Corruption Signal Bridge (12 tests)
+- Integrate leak/corruption signals into diagnostics + debug panes
+
+### Step 568: Phase 31a Integration (8 tests)
+- Memory reflection workflow: snapshot -> inspect -> correlate with stack/debug state
+
+---
+
+## Phase 31b: Advanced Debug Views (Steps 569-573)
+
+### Step 569: Disassembly + Register View Baseline (12 tests)
+- Optional architecture-aware low-level inspection surface
+
+### Step 570: Watch Expression Evaluator Hardening (12 tests)
+- Safe evaluation boundaries and timeout protections
+
+### Step 571: Time-Travel Debug Event Buffer (12 tests)
+- Bounded historical state replay for recent execution steps
+
+### Step 572: Performance Probe Overlay (12 tests)
+- Inline timing/hotspot metadata tied to debug pauses
+
+### Step 573: Sprint 31 Integration + Summary (8 tests)
+- Memory reflection + advanced views usable without destabilizing core editor flow
+
+---
+
+## Step & Test Summary
+
+| Phase | Steps | Tests | Theme |
+|-------|-------|-------|-------|
+| 31a | 564-568 | 56 | Memory reflection core |
+| 31b | 569-573 | 56 | Advanced runtime debug views |
+| **Total** | **564-573** | **~112** | 10 steps |
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+# Sprint 32 Plan: Architect Intake + Markdown-to-Taskitem
+
+## Context
+
+Sprint 32 addresses the fuzzy intake side explicitly:
+high-context problem descriptions (markdown PRDs/specs) into structured
+project plans and taskitems for constrained execution.
+
+Primary goals:
+1. Robust markdown intake and requirement extraction
+2. Architect-level planning outputs with review controls
+3. Reliable taskitem generation with explicit confidence and uncertainty labels
+
+---
+
+## Phase 32a: Markdown Intake Pipeline (Steps 574-578)
+
+### Step 574: Markdown Spec Parser (12 tests)
+- Parse sections, goals, constraints, dependencies, acceptance criteria
+- Preserve traceability back to source section anchors
+
+### Step 575: Requirement Normalization and Conflict Detection (12 tests)
+- Normalize ambiguous language into structured requirement records
+- Detect contradictory constraints and flag for architect review
+
+### Step 576: Scope and Milestone Decomposer (12 tests)
+- Convert requirements into epics/milestones/workstreams
+- Include uncertainty scoring per decomposed item
+
+### Step 577: Architect Review Surface for Intake (12 tests)
+- Approve/modify/reject extracted constraints before task generation
+
+### Step 578: Phase 32a Integration (8 tests)
+- Markdown spec -> normalized plan with conflict signals and review traceability
+
+---
+
+## Phase 32b: Taskitem Generation for Constrained Execution (Steps 579-583)
+
+### Step 579: Taskitem Generator v2 (12 tests)
+- Generate taskitems with legal-op prerequisites and dependency graph hints
+
+### Step 580: Taskitem Confidence + Ambiguity Annotation (12 tests)
+- Attach confidence and ambiguity fields that drive routing/escalation
+
+### Step 581: Acceptance-Criteria Binding (12 tests)
+- Bind each taskitem to explicit acceptance checks and test skeletons
+
+### Step 582: Intake-to-Queue Simulation Harness (12 tests)
+- End-to-end harness from markdown ingestion to queue-ready constrained taskitems
+
+### Step 583: Sprint 32 Integration + Summary (8 tests)
+- Intake pipeline produces high-quality architect-reviewed task queues
+
+---
+
+## Step & Test Summary
+
+| Phase | Steps | Tests | Theme |
+|-------|-------|-------|-------|
+| 32a | 574-578 | 56 | Markdown intake and requirement normalization |
+| 32b | 579-583 | 56 | Taskitem generation with constrained execution metadata |
+| **Total** | **574-583** | **~112** | 10 steps |
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+# Sprint 33 Plan: Productization + Competitive Readiness
+
+## Context
+
+Sprint 33 turns the technical stack into a coherent product experience:
+clear value communication, production hardening, and benchmarked differentiation.
+
+Primary goals:
+1. Make Whetstone's MCP/workflow advantage obvious in-editor
+2. Harden operational quality and release ergonomics
+3. Prepare enterprise-ready demonstration and onboarding flows
+
+---
+
+## Phase 33a: Product Experience and Positioning (Steps 584-588)
+
+### Step 584: Value-Forward Onboarding Flow (12 tests)
+- First-run flow that showcases MCP tool depth and constrained execution strengths
+
+### Step 585: Workflow Visualization 2.0 (12 tests)
+- Clear long-range dependency/logic links with electric-blue visual language
+- Explain routing decisions and review gates in plain language
+
+### Step 586: Capability Discovery Panels (12 tests)
+- Surface tool categories, operation counts, and contextual recommendations
+
+### Step 587: Guided Architect-to-Execution Demo Mode (12 tests)
+- Demonstrate intake -> task queue -> constrained edits -> verification loop
+
+### Step 588: Phase 33a Integration (8 tests)
+- Users can immediately identify Whetstone's distinct strengths on first use
+
+---
+
+## Phase 33b: Release and Operational Hardening (Steps 589-593)
+
+### Step 589: Release Readiness Gate Pack (12 tests)
+- Consolidated go/no-go checks for UX, runtime, regression, and telemetry
+
+### Step 590: Crash + Recovery Reliability Sweep (12 tests)
+- Crash-safe session recovery and workflow continuity guarantees
+
+### Step 591: Benchmark and Comparison Harness (12 tests)
+- Internal benchmark scripts for throughput, reliability, and token efficiency
+
+### Step 592: Documentation + Operator Playbooks (12 tests)
+- Architecture/operator docs for deployments, debugging, and support workflows
+
+### Step 593: Sprint 33 Integration + Program Summary (8 tests)
+- Final integration proving editor maturity + constrained execution advantage
+
+---
+
+## Step & Test Summary
+
+| Phase | Steps | Tests | Theme |
+|-------|-------|-------|-------|
+| 33a | 584-588 | 56 | Product UX, workflow communication, onboarding |
+| 33b | 589-593 | 56 | Release hardening, recovery, benchmark/readiness |
+| **Total** | **584-593** | **~112** | 10 steps |