site/content/plan/docs/plan-entities.md documents the attributes of {% spec %}, {% work %}, {% bug %}, {% decision %}, and {% milestone %}. All five tables are incomplete, and two of the omissions are attributes the project's own mandatory workflow depends on.
Measured against refrakt reference <rune> --format json --site plan:
Tracking started Sep 10 — check back for trends.
The page documenting plan entity attributes lists the attributes those entities accept, including the ones the workflow requires.
spec omits released-in. CLAUDE.md:365: "Flip after npm run release, paired with released-in="vX.Y.Z" (validate errors on a shipped spec with no released-in)." The reference page omits the one attribute plan validate refuses to ship a spec without.
work and bug omit pr. CLAUDE.md:335 makes it step 2 of the mandatory completion checklist — "the structured source of truth for traceability" — and CLAUDE.md:357 says "Never skip the --resolve summary or the pr attribute." Neither entity's table mentions it.
work omits supersedes, which CLAUDE.md documents as the pairing for a superseded work item ("validate warns if it's missing").
All five omit created / modified, the timestamp attributes packages/content/src/timestamps.ts reads.
The consequence is that the plan workflow is only fully documented in CLAUDE.md. A contributor reading the reference page — the page that exists to describe these attributes — cannot learn that pr or released-in exist, let alone that they are required.
npm run build node packages/cli/dist/bin.js reference work --format json --site plan # → own: id, status, priority, complexity, assignee, milestone, source, # supersedes, pr, tags, created, modified grep -c '^| `' site/content/plan/docs/plan-entities.md # the work table lists 8
Note the --site plan flag: the plan runes come from @refrakt-md/plan, which is only in the plan site's plugin set. Without it the command reports "Unknown rune".
Same as BUG-006 — hand-copied attribute tables with nothing checking them — but on a page outside /runes/. scripts/check-rune-docs.mjs only considers pages under the rune catalogue, so this page is invisible to the one guard that exists.
spec documents released-in, created, modifiedwork documents pr, supersedes, created, modifiedbug documents pr, created, modifieddecision and milestone document created, modifiedreleased-in and pr are marked as required by the workflow, not merely listedCLAUDE.md on when each is mandatoryFix by hand, as with BUG-006 — the data is one CLI call away and the edit is mechanical.
Do not merely add rows for pr and released-in. Their significance is that they are required at a particular point in the lifecycle, and a bare row in a table does not convey "validate will error without this". Say so where the lifecycle is described.
created / modified are the opposite case: they are maintained by tooling rather than authored, so they should be listed as such rather than presented as fields to set by hand.
/runes/ pages/runes/CLAUDE.md — the plan workflow that depends on the undocumented attributesCompleted: 2026-09-10
Branch: claude/content-author-docs-org-vps1un
site/content/plan/docs/plan-entities.md — all five entity tables now cover every attribute the schema declares. Verified mechanically against refrakt reference <rune> --format json --site plan: spec 8/8, work 12/12, bug 10/10, decision 8/8, milestone 5/5, no attribute left undocumented.
Added, rather than merely listed:
released-in (spec) — noted as required once status="shipped", because plan validate errors without it.pr (work, bug) — noted as the thing to set when marking an item done, since it is what links a spec to the code that delivered it and what plan status builds its PR rollups from.supersedes (work) — paired with status="superseded", which validate warns about when the replacement is unnamed.created / modified (all five) — described as tooling-maintained with a file-timestamp fallback, so they read as something you rarely set by hand rather than as fields to fill in.