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Expand Up @@ -160,6 +160,14 @@ Two non-negotiable boundaries cross every Agentic Drafting skill above:
package a tagged revision as a signed source `.zip` with SHA-512
and stage it to `dist/dev/` (lifecycle Steps 4–5). The longhand
companion to [`release-rc-cut`](../../skills/release-rc-cut/SKILL.md).
- [**`atr-release-runbook.md`**](atr-release-runbook.md), the
counterpart runbook for the `atr` (**Apache Trusted Releases**)
backend: compose a signed candidate in ATR, let the platform run
the policy checks and drive the `[VOTE]`, then *finish* to publish
and announce. Same 14-step lifecycle and same skills as the
`svnpubsub` runbook; ATR replaces the mechanics of Steps 5–11. ATR
is in alpha — the forward-looking backend, tracked against the
[MISSION § first-release commitment](../../MISSION.md#initial-goals).

Two documents that **do not** ship in this family but are
referenced from it:
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