CHANGELOG promotion was a manual operator step that was never run, so 463 fragments for work already shipped in <=1.3.1 accumulated in .changeset/. Their notes were already hand-curated into the dated [1.2.0]/[1.3.0]/[1.3.1] CHANGELOG sections (#690 backfill, PR #694). Rendering them now would duplicate and mis-attribute shipped work. Move them to .changeset/archived/ (read non-recursively by all changeset tooling, so never rendered), keeping only the 3 genuinely-unreleased fragments at the top level. Prep for wiring `render` into the release finalize job (#690 follow-up). Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Opt-in: auto-rebuild knowledge graph after main HEAD advances — new config key graphify.auto_update (default false) and bundled PostToolUse hook hooks/gsd-graphify-update.sh keep the .planning/graphs/graph.json consumed by gsd-planner and gsd-phase-researcher current without manual /gsd:graphify build runs. When both graphify.enabled and graphify.auto_update are true, the hook fires after Bash tool calls matching HEAD-advancing git ops (commit, merge, pull, rebase --continue, cherry-pick) or the exact gsd-sdk query commit command shape on the default branch, writes a synchronous running status to .planning/graphs/.last-build-status.json, then dispatches graphify update . in a detached subprocess that updates the status file to ok (with duration_ms + head_at_build) or failed (with exit_code). The planner and researcher's load_graph_context steps now surface the auto-build state alongside the existing staleness annotation — including the must-have failure-surface case from the issue review ("auto-rebuild FAILED at {ts}; context is from the prior build"). PID-locked against concurrent rebuilds (stale-PID tolerant via kill -0), CI-aware ($CI env suppresses), and bails silently if graphify is not on PATH or the current branch is not the default. /gsd:settings adds a "Graph auto-update" question gated on Graphify being enabled. Closes #3347.