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**This document is canonical and complete.** Every write destination in the vault appears here exactly once, with the condition that routes content to it, what lands there, and why it is distinct from its neighbours. The rule for the whole system: **if a path is not in this map, nothing is written to it.** A path that cannot justify its separateness from a neighbour is a merge candidate, not a valid destination.
Three views of the same truth: the `SKILL.md` *Where to Write* table is the quick-reference, this map is the authority, and `vault-layout.md` is the physical tree. When they disagree, this map wins and the others are fixed to match.
Views of the same truth: `scripts/routing.json` is the **machine-readable canonical source** (one route per destination, as a regex pattern + trigger + reason); `vault-lint.sh` loads it and flags any vault path that matches no route (and any write to a retired path). This prose map is the human-readable authority and must stay in sync with `routing.json`. The `SKILL.md` *Where to Write* table is the quick-reference and `vault-layout.md` is the physical tree. When they disagree, `routing.json` + this map win and the others are fixed to match.
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