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- Planning bug: MOTIR-5057's recommendation rests on "ZERO were `getByTestId`" — the record says TWO, and both are the deploy-blocking `highest` incidents
- Planning bug: a card's "the record gains a paragraph" step cited a DOC SECTION that does not exist, and its consumer enumeration was short by two — both falsifiable by one grep at authoring time
- Planning bug: a three-repo MIRROR card was wired to the card that renamed the STORE, not to the card that widens the TOOL its reader calls — and the dependency it did state was prose in an acceptance criterion, so it sealed `ready: true`
- Planning bug: a card citing its blockers as a PHRASE ("the four member packs") got two of four `blocked_by` edges, and no channel could see the gap
- Planning bug: MOTIR-4774 reasoned that renaming the lesson axis leaves "a collision between a tool and nothing" — the new values ARE the two tool names, a shipped guard refuses them, and the card also cited a `contract.md` section that does not exist and undercounted its own sweep 13 → 4
- Planning bug: MOTIR-5032 specified the port's render signal as the iframe `load`/`error` events, which the file it cites in its own Context refs deliberately rejects — and named a `pnpm design:guards` script that does not exist
- Planning bug: `core.md` routes gates 4 and 20 to "`phase-author.md`, THE ESTIMATION GATE" — that section does not exist in the pack
- Planning bug: MOTIR-5015's first half was ALREADY SHIPPED — the card's precondition check read the surface it was fixing, never the seam it was specifying
- Planning bug: MOTIR-5009 was sealed with two POST-DEPLOY criteria behind an operator config flip, sized as one code card — gate 14's ORDERING limb, its release TRIO and type-runtime's WIRING limb all exist and none was run
- Planning bug: two cards assert a refusal NOTE that no code path posts — the claim was derived from an outcome name and propagated card-to-card without a read
- Planning bug: a card's "what the code does today" section was written from a FUNCTION and not from its CALL SITES — `openPrEagerly` reads as unconditional in the file, and the premise it produced understated the card by a whole lane
- Planning bug: amending an ADR and adding the stories it implies swept neither the DESIGN card nor the CODE card that draw the superseded model — the second such miss on the same card
- Planning bug: a precondition LIFTED to a parent edge for legality is blind to the child being archived — add the lesson, and the rule that a `blocked_by` must name what is actually depended on
- Planning bug: a correction was authored on a FALSE ABSENCE — one grep for the phrasing that was seen concluded "neither home carries the clause" when both carry it, TOTAL
- Planning bug: sweep the MOTIR-4642 tree for preconditions cited as prose `motir-ref:` links — the shape the `reference` advisory is blind to by construction
- Planning bug: MOTIR-4959's criteria 1 and 6 CONTRADICT — a card that moves code out of a file, and requires the 27 assertions reading that file for the moved text to pass "untouched"
- Planning bug: MOTIR-4956 was filed UNPINNABLE and UNAUTHORED — no `targetRepo` while its own fix direction named files in two repositories, no criteria, no sizing, and an open defect recorded as prose; it still sealed `ready: true` / `valid: true`
- Planning bug: a feature was planned by which SURFACE it resembles, so a gate-shaped capability was filed as a settings relocation and never reached the epic that exists for it
- Planning bug: a card quoted shipped UI copy from MEMORY and used the quotation as its rung-2 argument against one of its own fix shapes
- Planning bug: a card that REMOVES a state enumerated the state's CONSUMERS and closed only the PRODUCER where it was noticed, so its criteria deleted the answer for the two producers it never looked for