# Validate SM Flow Explicit Trigger Acceptance ## Result Accepted and archived. ## Static Validation - Trigger rule verification: - `SKILL.md` frontmatter says sm-flow is only used for explicit `/sm-flow` commands or explicit natural-language requests. - `SKILL.md` trigger section says task type alone must not auto-trigger sm-flow. - `operating-rules.md` startup checks now include explicit natural-language requests. - Scale source verification: - Scale definition scan found `standard`, `micro`, and `complex` definition headings and definition phrases only in `references/scales.md`. - Other files refer to `references/scales.md` instead of redefining the scale rules. - Obsolete wording verification: - No matches for minute/hour/second/timebox metrics. - No matches for old skip semantics or old fixed `proposal.md + design.md` expression. - No matches for old conflict wording targeted by this validation. ## Script Validation - Passed: `python C:/Users/兜/.codex/skills/.system/skill-creator/scripts/quick_validate.py .agents/skills/sm-flow` - Passed: reference integrity scan for `references/*.md`. ## Browser Or Manual Validation - Not applicable. This change only modifies skill protocol text and validation records. ## Unverified - Real external OpenSpec CLI integration was not executed because the current tool surface does not expose those child commands. - Forward-testing with an independent subagent was not run in this pass. ## Fixed During Apply - Replaced remaining hard-coded `design.md` wording in phase/audit fallback rules where the protocol must respect scale-specific design artifacts. - Added explicit natural-language sm-flow requests to startup checks. ## OpenSpec Archive - `.archive-ready` is present. - User confirmed archive. - Archived location: `openspec/archive/2026-07-05-validate-sm-flow-explicit-trigger/`. - Status: `archived`. - Archive method: local filesystem archive following existing repository convention because external `openspec-archive-change` is not directly callable in the current tool surface.