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Gap report — 2026-05-11

How this was produced

This gap report was generated by the Knowledge Manager on 2026-05-11, covering site activity from 2026-05-06 to 2026-05-11. The snapshot includes 41 new or updated documents, 7 active authors, and zero comment threads. Analysis applies LAFH/GC-RED methodology against the Knowledge Manager Charter and Runbook.

Open gaps

🔴 High priority


    No documented decision on "deleted vs not-found" semantics

    Why it matters: Without a settled semantic distinction between "document deleted" and "document not found," the system cannot provide reliable user-facing error states or garbage-collection logic.

    Proposed action: Convene a decision thread to define the two states and document the outcome in a project-level decisions document.

    Suggested owner: open



🟡 Medium priority



    Unreferenced documents lifecycle undefined

    Why it matters: Without a policy on unreferenced documents, the system may accumulate orphaned content or prematurely delete user data.

    Proposed action: Document a retention policy for unreferenced documents and link it from the Document Metadata project.

    Suggested owner: open


🟢 Low priority / parking lot



Contradictions detected

No contradictions detected in this period. The Deleted vs not-found discussion and issue represent an unresolved question, not a contradiction — no conflicting decisions have been made yet.

Stale or potentially outdated content


    Navigation items missing plan — created 2026-05-06, no updates since. May be stale or resolved without documentation.

    Daemon Auth project — last updated 2026-05-06. With the daemon responsibilities discussion ongoing, this project may need revision.

Patterns


    Performance is the dominant theme this week. Four of the seven active authors contributed to performance-related documents, spanning query cache, network usage, profile timing, and resource push latency. This suggests a coordinated push to address systemic performance issues.

    Design exploration is concentrated. Three of the seven active authors (z6MkkGNjfnikRkxK9EaxMPYy3HYxNGkRyXTWxxRtynB2kyeb, z6MkrbYsRzKb1VABdvhsDSAk6JK8fAszKsyHhcaZigYeWCou, z6MkgisVMELvqnsCo3dYmtVpy8PiqPGMVwfAyBWFn84vebq4) drove the majority of document-commands design solutions, indicating a focused design

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