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docs/domains/reading/context.md is the doc an agent loads first for this domain, and it contained no reference to the nerdz-reading repo at all — so the cluster map was reachable, but the pipeline semantics (how a book actually gets from acquisition to shelf) were not.

Adds a short pointer block naming the docs index, the pipeline doc, acquisition/seed safety, the bake process, and the concept capsules.

Placed above the first generated section, outside the generated:start/generated:end markers, so the domain-docs skill can regenerate without clobbering it. Markers verified still balanced (3/3).

It also states three facts inline, because each has already been re-derived wrongly at least once:

  • the genre tree on disk is the integration contract (Books/{Genre}/{Author}/{Series}/{NN - Title}/)
  • ABS parses embedded ebook metadata only at first index (a later rescan answers UPTODATE forever)
  • Bindery's autoGrab kill-switch does not stop an already-running sweep

Docs-only; no manifest or runtime change.

context.md is the doc an agent loads first for this domain, and it had no
reference to the nerdz-reading repo at all — so the cluster map was reachable
but the pipeline semantics were not. Adds a pointer block above the first
generated section (outside the generated:start/end markers, so regeneration
leaves it alone) naming the docs index, the pipeline doc, acquisition/seed
safety, the bake process, and the concept capsules.

Also states three load-bearing facts inline, because each has already been
re-derived wrongly at least once: the genre tree on disk is the integration
contract; ABS parses embedded ebook metadata only at first index; and Bindery's
autoGrab kill-switch does not stop an already-running sweep.
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