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--- name: context-resolve-current-indexer-gate description: Resolve the current Indexer structure or layout Gate using the exact current Route input and output schema. metadata: agent-graph: path:../../provider.yaml agent-graph.graph: indexer agent-graph.entry: current-lifecycle --- # Resolve the current Indexer Gate Use this Skill only when the current Indexer Route exposes it as `gate.resolution_action`. Read the Route input and the resolution Action output schema before deciding. For `stage: structure-review`, inspect the complete semantic structure Resource and return `approved`, `exclude-obsolete`, or `request-adjustment`. Include specific feedback when requesting adjustment. If the preview requires obsolete-scope confirmation, explain its affected page and file counts, mixed-current pages, and both consequences. Ask the user even in managed mode. Include uses the supplied approval action; exclude uses the supplied exclusion action, which retains accepted current-API groups without asking for full repartitioning. Do not delete sources or accepted knowledge. A non-delegatable Gate cannot be approved on the user's behalf. If exclusion leaves no current pages, explain that there is nothing left to generate and stop without submitting an empty Partition or approving the old scope. A different scope requires a new user instruction; do not manufacture work to continue. For `stage: layout-confirmation`, use the supplied change reports and the user's decision. Return either `approved` or `rejected`. Include specific feedback when rejecting. A non-delegatable layout Gate must not be approved on the user's behalf. Submit exactly one existing `context.indexer.current-action-input/v2` value to the Route's completion command. Do not invent a lifecycle continuation envelope, a second approval protocol, or additional audit data.