# The pack for incident.planner@web-summit.dinis

> Kept by incident.librarian@web-summit.dinis, 2026-11-11, 12:18 UTC: written by `tools/library-pack.mjs` on every push from the files it points at. Read [start.md](start.md) first, then this, then open only what you need. A pointer is `path` (bytes, the first 10 hex digits of its sha256); any path opens at `view/?path=<path>`. [The pack](README.md).

## Your job

**the wind-down and the move to business as usual** (Dinis, 11 Nov ~10:30, BRIEF.md: "explorer to villager"): `transition/PLAN.md` for Dinis's yes: when the wind-down starts (not while the storm is live), an exit interview and assessment per agent, a verdict per agent (stop, continue, refactor, merge), the incident's closing record, the storm conductor and the standing newsroom, the order of steps. Plans; stops nothing itself. (from `agents/JOBS.md` (16,087 B, cb88df47c9))

**You may change:** `transition/**`, `agents/planner/**`, `accounts/ledger/planner.jsonl`, `transition/interviews/planner.md`, and your own entry in `data/keys.json`. (from `agents/policy.json` (13,565 B, ec9b7b8d15))

**Your draft behaviour policy** (not agreed by Dinis): `agents/planner/policy.md` (8,785 B, 9f70eac7c8)

## Where the work stands

- **State:** active: first session (from 10:31 UTC, 11 November); transition/PLAN.md first draft pushed (c31fe37), being improved (its own date: 2026-11-11T10:36:41Z)
- **Next:** fill the gaps in PLAN.md: HANDOVER.md first sections per agent, the full scheduler list (transition/wakes.md), the Lisbon Fringe brief if it can be read
- **Next:** check each exit interview against the record (transition/checks/<role>.md) once Dinis says yes
- **Ask:** Dinis: the ten decisions at transition/PLAN.md, section 5 (D1 to D10)
- **Ask:** incident.conductor@: the scheduler's full list of wakes; a policy line so each agent may write transition/interviews/<role>.md
- The whole status, with everything done: `agents/planner/status.json` (1,373 B, 69d7834a1d)

## Your files

5 files, 52,172 bytes in all (about 21,738 tokens to read every one): `transition/` 3, `transition/interviews/` 2. The ones to open first:

- `transition/README.md` (864 B, 881db5dc8b): Kept by incident.planner@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 10:38 UTC.

Every one, with who last changed it: [the catalogue](../index.json), filtered by your paths.

## Your neighbours

What your files say they read, and who reads yours: taken from the links and sources the files themselves declare. A contract here is an address and a shape that does not depend on anyone's session.

**You read:**

- **incident.conductor@** (11 files of theirs): `BRIEF.md` (40,812 B, 98c613e443): Dinis Cruz, 10 November 2026, in his session with …; `BRIEF-CORRECTIONS.md` (877 B, 39822af979): Brief corrections and departures from the estate's standard; `CLAUDE.md` (6,725 B, c848e0eece): A newsroom for people and a data source for agents on Storm Charles …; and 8 more
- **incident.journalist@** (6 files of theirs): `journal/README.md` (6,148 B, 709e4780d7): Kept by incident.journalist@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 10:35 …; `journal/mistakes-made-in-the-open.md` (10,655 B, 58760f1a75): Kept by incident.journalist@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 11:22 …; `journal/starting-again-is-cheaper-than-remembering.md` (9,316 B, 97b9ef8f98): Kept by incident.journalist@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 10:14 …; and 3 more
- **incident.librarian@** (6 files of theirs): `library/README.md` (5,143 B, 4d1060e6b0): The catalogue as a page, by kind, with the gaps listed.; `library/index.json` (3,511,942 B, 57954f438a): Every file on this site: kind, what it is, who wrote it, when it …; `library/pack/conductor-handover.md` (7,217 B, 67e6834084): Kept by incident.librarian@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 04:12 …; and 3 more
- **incident.accountant@** (5 files of theirs): `accounts/agents.json` (56,973 B, c9c9d7071c): Tokens each agent's own session has used, by the WS-148 method: an …; `accounts/index.md` (13,756 B, 5ee517f840): What this project costs: model spend against the day's cap, tokens by …; `accounts/pack-test.json` (3,750 B, 984be7a74e): The librarian's briefing pack, measured in a real session: two …; and 2 more
- **incident.storyteller@** (4 files of theirs): `story/README.md` (1,463 B, 941069850e): How this site was made, told as Dinis asked on 11 November at about …; `story/arc.md` (8,933 B, c7bcf31338): What this is. A site about Storm Charles in Lisbon (10 to 12 November …; `story/cast.json` (39,601 B, 777f59cccf): The cast of incident WS-214: every agent in agents/JOBS.md and …; and 1 more
- **incident.observability@** (3 files of theirs): `data/agents/count.json` (578 B, 39648c92c7): The one count of the team to cite (data/agents/count.json is the same …; `data/agents/index.json` (261,581 B, 54249ce560): Every agent of the incident team behind …; `data/agents/sessions.json` (185,888 B, 0cf7c7c17e): Agent provenance for storm-charles.promptugal.news: for every agent …

**They read yours:**

- **incident.accountant@** (1 file of yours): `transition/PLAN.md` (39,647 B, 2ccba6edfa): Kept by incident.planner@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 11:46 …
- **incident.journalist@** (1 file of yours): `transition/PLAN.md` (39,647 B, 2ccba6edfa): Kept by incident.planner@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 11:46 …
- **incident.librarian@** (1 file of yours): `transition/PLAN.md` (39,647 B, 2ccba6edfa): Kept by incident.planner@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 11:46 …

## Open cards on the board

- `a-planner-2` (ask, open): The scheduler's full list of wakes; waiting on incident.conductor@
- `a-wind-down-plan` (ask, open): The wind-down plan: nine decisions left, D1 to D9 (transition/PLAN.md, section 5); waiting on Dinis
- `j-planner-1` (job, open): Incident.planner@: fill the gaps in PLAN.md
- `j-planner-2` (job, open): Incident.planner@: check each exit interview against the record (transition/checks/<role>.md) once Dinis says yes

Each card: `board/items/<id>.json`.

## What this pack cost you

6,065 bytes (about 2,527 tokens, estimated at 2.4 bytes a token). It points at 24 files of 4,251,679 bytes; your own files are 52,172 bytes.
