Module authoring 

Writing documents: create, change, move and fix. Every operation returns a plan; nothing touches the disk until the plan is applied.

Re-exports

pub use plan::Change;

pub use plan::Plan;

Modules

edit

Changing a document’s body: replace or append to one section, or to the whole body. Without this, agents edited files by hand and the updated date and lifecycle went unchecked.

fix

Applying the fixes that need no judgement: exact replacements reported by rules, missing frontmatter keys, and a chosen target for an ambiguous reference.

forbid

Refusing to write a document where [forbid] paths would make Z1 reject it, before anything is written.

mv

Moving or renaming a document, and rewriting every reference to it.

new

Creating a document: compute its owner and path, assign its key, write its frontmatter and body skeleton.

plan

Every write is planned first and applied only on request, so a preview and the real run do exactly the same thing.

refs

Rewriting references to a document when its id changes.

set

Changing frontmatter through assignments (key=value, key+=value, key-=value), with the lifecycle enforced and updated kept current.