Close a CarrierLab implementation slice with the focused release ritual: scoped diff, guardrail scans, CarrierLabEditor build, targeted commandlet, checkpoint report readback, explicit staging, commit, push, and remote SHA verification.
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Install skill "carrierlab-slice-release" with this command: npx skills add LonestarHTX/skillsmp-lonestarhtx-lonestarhtx-carrierlab-slice-release
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Review CarrierLab commandlet gates for real enforcement rather than report wording. Use when adding or reviewing checkpoint commandlets, consolidation commandlets, replay signatures, oracle residuals, pass/fail predicates, or GPT/Pro findings about weak gates.
Inspect CarrierLab map exports and diagnostic images. Use when checking latest Phase/Stage PNG exports, explaining contact sheets, detecting empty layers, comparing layer hashes/dimensions, or deciding whether visual maps reflect real state or blank diagnostics.
Audit CarrierLab docs and checkpoint reports for stale or over-strong claims. Use when reports, planning packets, checkpoint docs, or skills mention Stage 1.5, paper-faithful behavior, validated foundations, pass/prove language, signature tokens, remesh policy, maps, or visual evidence.
Guard CarrierLab remesh/resampling changes against paper-contract drift. Use before or during Stage 1.5, Phase IIIE, natural resampling, q1/q2, remesh, gap-fill, or multi-hit policy work to scan diffs for forbidden prior-owner fallback, centroid/random primary-path promotion, missing subducting/colliding filters, discrete q1/q2 authority, or process-state reset gaps.