[JacobStephens2]

Summary

README only: a Weeding section after "On a schedule", and a Weeding line in the whole sample crontab.

 ## Architect runs
   ### On a schedule
+  ### Weeding
+    */5 crontab line: thirdshift architect base main, with merge.always, log in commands/weeding/
+    skipped while: a run is still going · an Architect plan is open (one whose run failed included)
+                   · an Architect idea waits for triage · a Ready issue
+    a skip exits 0, sends no email, and leaves its line in the log
+    with a Pickup line: --plan-only, and the Pickup run builds the plan as a Ready issue under the Claim limit
 ## Pickup runs
   ### A Pickup run on a schedule
     whole crontab:
-      0 2 * * *    thirdshift architect base main              >> architect/cron.log
+      */5 * * * *  thirdshift architect base main --plan-only  >> weeding/cron.log
       */30 * * * * thirdshift pickup base main                 >> pickup/cron.log

The nightly Architect line in the whole crontab is replaced, not joined: a repository gets either a nightly Architect run or Weeding. The text says so and points back to the nightly line.

Evidence

• Before: the README had no Weeding section. The whole crontab ran one Architect run a night.
  After: the Weeding section follows the code, and the review checked each claim: the skip reasons match src/main.rs and CONTEXT.md, and --plan-only labels the plan ready-for-agent (src/architect.rs). cargo test passes in full, command_surface included, which pins the README section names in the help text.

Merge Danger

Door: two-way

Blast Radius: docs

Unaddressed findings

Standards

• The skip list repeats the reasons from "On a schedule" (possible Duplicated Code). Skipped: README Weeding section and sample crontab line #328 asks the Weeding section to list every reason a pass is skipped. Each bullet links to the section that owns the rule.

Spec

• Suggest merge on the line instead of merge.always in the User config, so that only Weeding merges. Skipped: the spec asks for merge.always.

Closes #328

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