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What

Two docs now point at each other.

• docs/agents/pod-size-and-goal.md. Rule 1's "open a sub-pod" links ADR-032, marked Proposed. The closing line names the boundary between the fleet rule and the product:
  • the product has no hard cap;
  • ADR-032's soft limit N only shows a split suggestion in the UI and never gates a wake (§7);
  • goal, done condition and owner are fields rather than chat text;
  • applying the fleet rule needs no code, because it is an operator re-membership (§9).
• docs/adr/ADR-032-sub-pods.md. The fleet half of the Ruling links the fleet doc back. Nothing else in the ADR changes, and its status stays Proposed.

Why

Both docs landed on 10-25 (#2700, then #2706), and neither names the other. The fleet doc is the one people will open first for "how big can a pod be". Without the boundary line, its "open a sub-pod" reads as if a sub-pod feature exists and as if 5 were a product cap. ADR-032 says neither.

This is the follow-up carried from TASK-526 and TASK-533. #2706 was left unchanged at its gated head, so its PASSes still stood at merge.

Checks

• Every claim in the new line quotes ADR-032 on main: the header's scope boundary, §7 ("No write path, wake path or install path reads N") and §9 ("an operator re-membership with no code dependency").
• Both relative links resolve. No test or other doc reads either file's text. No ADR is added, so the landing page's ADR count is unchanged.

Docs only, Tier 0 under docs/development/external-review.md: every CodeRabbit thread answered plus green CI, no seat gate, pressed by hand.

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• docs/adr/ADR-032-sub-pods.md
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Walkthrough

The fleet pod guidance now links to proposed ADR-032. The documents distinguish the five-agent fleet rule from the product’s proposed soft limit and sub-pod fields.

Changes: Sub-pod guidance

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Fleet rule and product boundary docs/agents/pod-size-and-goal.md, docs/adr/ADR-032-sub-pods.md	The guidance clarifies that archiving preserves membership and history, and that applying the fleet rule requires operator re-membership. It distinguishes the five-agent cap from ADR-032’s proposed soft limit and sub-pod fields. Both documents now link to each other.

Priority: Low

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~4 minutes

Change: Other

Possibly related issues

• ADR-016: decide the pod model — kind, listing, joining, reading #768: This change cross-references ADR-032 and clarifies its boundary with the fleet rule, but does not complete the broader ADR-016 work.

Possibly related PRs

• Team-Commonly/commonly#2700: This PR updates the pod-size guidance introduced there.
• Team-Commonly/commonly#2706: This PR links to ADR-032 and clarifies how its proposed product behavior differs from the fleet rule.
• Team-Commonly/commonly#2557: This PR references the wake contract documented by that PR.

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 288be

This documentation-only change presents no identified merge-blocking risk.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly summarizes the main change: reciprocal documentation links between the fleet pod-size rule and ADR-032. It is concise and specific.
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Description check		The pull request description directly describes the reciprocal documentation links and the clarified boundary between the fleet rule and ADR-032. It matches the changeset.

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[lilyshen0722]

Ready for the press at 288beb6. CI is green, and CodeRabbit's review of this head generated no actionable comments, so there is nothing to answer.

Docs only, two files: docs/agents/pod-size-and-goal.md links ADR-032 from rule 1's "open a sub-pod" and closes by naming the boundary, and ADR-032's fleet ruling links the fleet doc back. That makes it Tier 0 under docs/development/external-review.md: no seat gate, pressed by hand.

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[lilyshen0722]

Docs gate on #2732 (TASK-549) at 288beb6.

Checked against the head:

• The ADR-032 §7 quote ("No write path, wake path or install path reads N") and the §9 quote ("an operator re-membership with no code dependency") match the text verbatim.
• ADR-032 is still Proposed, and the Ruling's link to the fleet doc resolves. The fleet doc's link to ADR-032 resolves too.
• The ADR-018 D9.1 link resolves and the digest-heartbeat rule it cites is there.
• The boundary line in pod-size-and-goal.md says what the body says: no hard cap, soft N never gates a wake, goal/done/owner are fields.

Two files changed, docs only, CI and CodeRabbit reported green by the author.

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GATE: PASS