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> Core 中立版(Increment 4 改写)。术语对照见 core/adapters/TERMINOLOGY.md;本组织实例表述见 dogfood 对应文件。
## Issue Cross-Linking (mandatory)
Traceability flows in two directions. Both MUST be maintained so a
reviewer can start at any node — an issue or a Tier-2 artifact-library page —
and navigate to every related artifact without asking.
### Issue ↔ issue (parent/child groups)
When creating a **group** of related issues — an Epic with phase/P-level
sub-tasks, a roadmap decomposed into chunk tickets, a bug with a
regression-test follow-up, or any parent/child breakdown — the issues MUST be
cross-linked:
- **Parent issue**: after creating all children, update the parent body so its
task list references each child by `#<number>` (e.g. `- [ ] [org-internal #1556] — [P0] ...`).
The ticket backend renders these as clickable links and auto-generates a
back-reference on each child's timeline.
- **Child issue**: its body MUST contain a `## 父级 / Parent` section referencing
the parent by `#<number>`.
- Never create a group of issues that is only one-way linked or not linked at
all. The parent task list is the single navigation hub.
### Issue ↔ Tier-2 artifact (pipeline traceability)
When a production skill (`analyze-dag`, publishing the `{epic-slug}/dag`
artifact; historically the pre-[org-internal #3072] producer skills) publishes
an artifact to the Tier-2 artifact library, the link to the source issue is
only **half-built** — the library's index page links forward to the issue,
but the issue has no link back to the library. A stakeholder opening the
issue sees no path to the pipeline artifacts — the traceability chain is
broken.
After publishing, the skill MUST complete the reverse link on the source issue:
- **Post / update the "## 工件索引" comment** (工件索引协议, per the shared
write-patterns doc Pattern 10): a single in-place-edited comment (via the
ticket-backend comment-create, then comment-edit API; NEVER post a
duplicate; legacy prefix "## Pipeline 工件追踪表" is upgraded in place). One
row per artifact: `{工件 | 类型 | 版本 | 位置 | 重读}` where **重读**
{`CORE`, `ON-DEMAND`, `ARCHIVE`}.
- **The CORE rows ARE the compaction re-read set** — after `compact`, recovery
reads the 工件索引 comment and fetches every CORE row's 位置 (shared
read-patterns doc Pattern 6), instead of hard-coded library paths. Skills'
re-read instructions therefore point at the index.
- **Archive-at-close(归档动作, [org-internal #1929]/[org-internal #1928]** — issue 关闭即归档;Tier-2 工件库无独立
生命周期。`ARCHIVE` is not just a per-row re-read priority: at issue close the
whole index is marked archived by the closing agent (Verifier at `verify`
Phase 5.6 on the primary path; otherwise the Orchestrator / last-role that
closes the issue) via in-place edit. The mechanism (banner + every row's
重读 → ARCHIVE, single-comment invariant, rows/位置 URLs never deleted,
L-level library artifacts keep stable URLs) is defined once in the shared
write-patterns doc Pattern 10 Archive-at-close — reference it, do not
restate. Sequence and actor: the issue-checklist-sync rule § 归档动作.
- **Sync the issue's checklist** per the issue-checklist-sync rule for the
matching exit point (live: the DAG-freeze sync point after `review-dag`
PASS; the legacy requirements-exit / design-exit / plan-exit points were
retired with their skills, [org-internal #3072] phase 3).
- Skip if no source issue exists (no `Closes #N` / `Fixes #N` / roadmap chunk
mapping ties this slug to an issue).
**Size/S & Size/M exception ([org-internal #1832]) — RETIRED (2026-08-21, [org-internal #3072]
phase 3)**: retired with the legacy producer skills and the `sizing:` block.
Historical indexes pointing at in-issue artifacts (`位置 = #comment-{id}`)
remain valid, readable locations; new artifacts publish where their live
skill/route puts them (DAG: library page `{epic-slug}/dag` etc.; MVP: ticket
body).
Authoritative implementation patterns: shared write-patterns doc Pattern 3
(issue↔issue) and Pattern 10 (issue↔artifact index) under the skills'
shared-artifacts directory.