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One ask policy; mandated executors exempt from the delegation rule; skill plan satisfies the planning rule; journal line exempt from the approval gate; chore = maintenance without new behaviour; small fix on develop = bugfix; BDR-068 written as the one auto-finish exception; deploy routes to /deploy. Skills and agents follow: hotfix types by base + skips the design gate on trivial; capitalize/close create missing registries; commit-change asks the branch type; doc/seo/web-validate/refactor branch through the aiguillage; tour reports BREAKING fixes as needs-decision and runs doc-syncer two-mode; client-handover applies audit bundles from its main loop behind one gate; init-project/onboard use the 200-file graphify signal and bootstrap memory; release-candidate gates the tag push only; push wording aligned with the BDR-095 hooks; stale pointers fixed (§ Language, .gsd/ROADMAP.md, handover script path, design-gate lists).
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# DESIGN GATE — Auto-detect design tasks, ensure the design toolchain is active
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Inline snippet. Include in any agent STEP 0 that may touch UI/design.
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## WHEN TO RUN
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Run this gate when the task description OR target files match design signals.
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## DETECTION
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Check BOTH the task description AND the filesystem:
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**Task description signals** (case-insensitive match on $ARGUMENTS):
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- UI keywords: `component`, `button`, `card`, `modal`, `dialog`, `tooltip`, `dropdown`, `sidebar`, `navbar`, `header`, `footer`, `layout`, `grid`, `form`, `input`, `table`
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- Style keywords: `css`, `style`, `theme`, `color`, `font`, `spacing`, `margin`, `padding`, `border`, `shadow`, `animation`, `transition`, `hover`, `motion`, `animate`, `responsive`, `dark mode`, `light mode`
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- Design keywords: `design`, `ui`, `ux`, `visual`, `polish`, `pixel`, `figma`, `mockup`, `wireframe`, `prototype`
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- Framework UI: `tailwind`, `styled-component`, `emotion`, `chakra`, `radix`, `shadcn`, `headless`
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**Filesystem signals** (quick check, no deep scan):
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- Target files have `.tsx`, `.jsx`, `.vue`, `.svelte`, `.astro`, `.css`, `.scss`, `.less`, or `.module.css` extension
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- `tailwind.config` or `postcss.config` present in project root
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- `tokens/`, `theme/`, or `design-system/` directory exists
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- Storybook config (`.storybook/`) present
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- Animation lib in `package.json` deps: any package `is_anim_lib_installed` recognizes (`lib/animation-lib-check.sh`, the single source)
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## DECISION
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Source of truth for activation is the **profile system** — never an atomic
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per-tool toggle. The gate's whole job: confirm the design toolchain is active,
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and if not, point at ONE command — `/profile design`.
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### 1. Tier — does the gate even apply?
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- **Trivial** (≤2 files, single cosmetic value, one CSS tweak — same scope as
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`/hotfix`) → no design tools required. Skip the gate, proceed.
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- **Build UI / design system / review-audit** → toolchain required, continue.
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- In doubt (trivial tweak vs real UI change) → do NOT silently skip: ask the
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user, or default to the Build tier.
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Tier does NOT change WHAT gets checked. Every non-trivial design tier draws from
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the one `design` profile — so the gate checks that profile's **design-core
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tools** (the `# GATE-BLOCK:` allowlist in `design.profile`: ui-ux-pro-max,
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frontend-design, emil-design-eng, design-motion-principles, design-html,
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design-review, design-consultation, the `21st` CLI and `21st-ui-build` — the
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canary for the whole 21st skill pack). The profile also bundles
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browser/plan/shotgun tooling and graphify for convenience; those never trip the
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gate. Motion (`design-motion-principles`) and static-HTML (`design-html`) are
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already in the core set — checked regardless; their CLAUDE.md "+motion /
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+static" notes say which tool you'll lean on, not a separate activation step.
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### 2. State — run the deterministic check
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bash "$HOME/.claude/lib/design-tool-gate.sh"
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It reads the design-core tools (`# GATE-BLOCK:` in `design.profile`) plus their
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types (`profile.sh show design --plain`) and checks each on its own channel —
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skill symlink, `claude plugin list`, `claude mcp list`, `command -v`. It never
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reads `disabledMcpServers` (unreliable for bi-modal servers like context7).
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The core set lives in `design.profile`, not in the script or here — single source.
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Exit codes: `0` = ready · `11` = ready-but-unverified (proceed, but surface it) · `10` = incomplete (gate trips) · `2` = error.
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### 3. Branch on the result
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- **0 / `READY`** → proceed silently. Toolchain is active.
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- **10 / `INCOMPLETE`** → STOP. The script reports up to three groups; relay
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them and the remedy to the user:
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🎨 DESIGN DETECTED — the design toolchain isn't fully active.
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activate with /profile design: <skills / ui-ux-pro-max>
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required + manual step: <e.g. 21st — needs the CLI>
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→ run /profile design to activate it, then continue.
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- **activate with /profile design** → skills + the plugin; `/profile design`
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turns them on directly.
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- **required + manual step** → required tools the profile can't flip silently.
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**the `21st` CLI lands here: it TRIPS the gate** (it's required for Build),
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it is NOT a silent "optional". `/profile design` symlinks the 21st skills,
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but the CLI they shell out to is a global npm install: tell the user to run
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`npm i -g @21st-dev/cli` then `21st login` (no API key, no MCP).
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- Do NOT hand-activate individual tools. The profile is the unit of activation.
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- **11 / `READY BUT UNVERIFIED`** → `claude` was unreachable, so the design
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plugin (ui-ux-pro-max) could NOT be checked. Do NOT report a plain "ready":
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proceed only after telling the user that N tool(s) went unverified and having
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them confirm with `claude plugin list`. Fail-visible, not fail-silent.
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### 4. Animation library — suggest-only (fires only on a real motion signal)
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Orthogonal to the toolchain check above: §2-3 are about Claude's design TOOLS;
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this is about the PROJECT's runtime dep. Evaluate it only once the toolchain is
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resolved and you're actually proceeding with the build (READY, or after the user
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ran `/profile design`). Never on the INCOMPLETE stop path — that path has one
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action only (`/profile design`); don't stack an optional note on it.
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**Fires only when ALL THREE hold** — drop any one → no suggestion, stay silent:
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1. **Motion signal** — the task matched a motion keyword from §DETECTION:
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`animation`, `transition`, `hover`, `motion`, or `animate`. A static
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button / card / layout with no motion signal needs no anim lib → skip.
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2. **Stack eligible** — `detect_anim_eligibility` returns `eligible|…`.
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3. **No anim lib yet** — `is_anim_lib_installed` finds none.
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Only if condition 1 holds, run the helper for 2 and 3 — do NOT re-list packages
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here; the helper's `is_anim_lib_installed` is the single source of which libs
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count:
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source "$HOME/.claude/lib/animation-lib-check.sh"
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result=$(detect_anim_eligibility) # '<status>|<package>|<reason>'
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status=$(echo "$result" | cut -d'|' -f1)
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pkg=$(echo "$result" | cut -d'|' -f2)
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reason=$(echo "$result" | cut -d'|' -f3)
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if [ "$status" = "eligible" ] && ! is_anim_lib_installed >/dev/null; then
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cmd=$(recommend_anim_install_cmd "$pkg") # pnpm/yarn/bun/npm per lockfile
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# → surface the one-line suggestion below. Do NOT run $cmd.
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fi
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**Surface — always this single line (non-blocking, suggest-only):**
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🎬 Stack motion-eligible (<reason>), no anim lib — `<cmd>`? (optional; say the word, I'll add it)
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**Rules:**
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- **Suggest-only, never auto-install.** Run `<cmd>` ONLY on explicit user
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consent. BDR-005: mid-session + existing `package.json` = consent required —
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same contract as `/onboard` STEP 2.5, opposite of `/init-project` STEP 5e
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(auto-install on a just-validated fresh scaffold).
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- **Non-blocking.** Never halts the build; NOT a second gate. The toolchain stop
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(§3, exit 10) is the only STOP. Surface the line, keep going.
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- **Stateless dedup, by construction.** The suggestion is ALWAYS the single line
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above — no first-time-block / later-short split. That split would need session
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state the gate doesn't have, and a file marker would persist forever (per
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project, not per session). Determinism here comes from having nothing to
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remember, not from a behavioral "the agent recalls it" guard. Re-fire is one
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ignorable line, on a narrow population: condition 3 (`is_anim_lib_installed`,
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10 libs incl gsap / react-spring / lottie) kills it the instant any anim lib
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lands, so only "eligible + pure-CSS + actively declined" ever sees it twice.
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- **Two "motion"s (agent-facing).** The lib `motion` (npm dep, this step) ≠ the
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skill `design-motion-principles` (`# GATE-BLOCK:` core set, §2-3). The
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toolchain check handles the skill; this step handles the lib. Don't conflate
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them when talking to the user.
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### 5. Impeccable design context — suggest-only (one check, one line)
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Same class as §4: a PROJECT-side prerequisite, not a tool. `impeccable`
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installs globally, but every one of its verbs reads a per-project `PRODUCT.md`
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that only `/impeccable init` writes. Without it the skill runs on invented
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context, which is worse than not running it — and nothing else in the process
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says so, because init has to happen in the agent chat, not in an installer.
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**Fires when BOTH hold** — else stay silent:
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1. impeccable symlink present under `skills/` (non-blocking external — not on the `# GATE-BLOCK:` list, so §3 never checks it).
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2. The project has no `PRODUCT.md` at its root.
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Evaluate it on the same path as §4: after the toolchain resolves, never on the
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INCOMPLETE stop path. One line, non-blocking:
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🧭 impeccable has no project context here (no PRODUCT.md) — run `/impeccable init` first? (optional)
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**Rules:**
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- Non-blocking, and never run `init` unprompted: it interviews the user about
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the product, so it needs their attention, not their absence.
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- One line per session at most. A refusal is an answer; do not re-ask inside
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the same task.
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- Skip entirely for a review/audit of a single component and for any non-UI
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work. This is for Build and design-system tiers.
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### Other toolchains
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The script defaults to the `design` profile. A task needing another profile's
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toolchain passes it: `design-tool-gate.sh <profile>`. Scope comes from that
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profile's `# GATE-BLOCK:` line (absent → every skill/plugin/mcp entry). The
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remedy is always `/profile <that>` — a profile, never a lone tool.
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## IMPORTANT
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- Remedy is ALWAYS a profile (`/profile design`), never an atomic tool toggle —
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the profile system is the single source of truth for what's active.
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- the `21st` CLI is REQUIRED (it trips the gate) and `/profile design` cannot
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install it — the gate names the two commands; surface them to the user.
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- The design-core set (what trips the gate) is declared in `design.profile` on
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the `# GATE-BLOCK:` line(s) — edit there to add/remove a blocking design tool,
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not in the script.
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- The state check shells out to `claude` (plugin/mcp list): a few seconds.
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Trivial / non-design tasks skip it entirely (no signal, or trivial tier).
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- `design-tool-gate.sh`'s per-type state checks MIRROR
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`profile.sh:skill_status()` — change one, sync the other.
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- Do NOT run this gate on pure backend/API/CLI tasks (no signals = no gate).
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