---
schema_version: 1
name: "{{ NAME }}"
description: ""
status: backlog
type: task
profile: standard
feature_id: null
parent_wbs: null
priority: P2
tags: []
dependencies: []
ac_numbering: task-local
created_at: "{{ CREATED_AT }}"
updated_at: "{{ CREATED_AT }}"
---

## {{ WBS }}. {{ NAME }}

### Background

{{ BACKGROUND }}

### Requirements

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### Acceptance Criteria

<!-- Number items AC1, AC2, … (never R<n> — that is the Requirements namespace). Preferred: `Scenario: AC1 — <concrete outcome> (req: R1)` blocks with Given/When/Then, declaring both `ac_altitude: task-local` and `ac_numbering: task-local` for task-local regression criteria (altitude skips only the feature-subset check; numbering makes `(req: R<n>)` count toward requirement coverage). Parsed checkbox rows `- [ ] AC1 — <title>` are supported but never bind requirements — only `Scenario:` titles read `(req: R<n>)`. Bare `- AC1` bullets are legacy unparsed records, not a traceability bypass. Requirements use `- [ ] R1. <text>`, checked at close. Keep empty if this task has no objective AC yet. -->

### Q&A

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     condition. Not a parking lot for open questions — an unanswered question here means the task
     is not ready to hand off. Keep empty if none. -->

### Design

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### Plan

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### Solution

<!-- Filled during implementation: file:line change map and concise rationale. -->

### Testing

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### Review

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### References

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### History