kapi context confirm

$ kapi confirm <id>

Confirm a proposal, which makes its rule binding at the severity it carries and writes it where the rest of kapi reads it: the project's terms, its voice profile, or its content memory.

The write goes into the committed file the recipe binds, so "git diff" shows the decision like any other change.

Edit the rule as you confirm it with --use and --severity, and widen it past the point its evidence was seen at with --widen-to.

Commandcontext confirm

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$ kapi context confirm 7

Flags

Flag	Type	Default	Description
--note	string		why
--project, -p	string		path to a kapi.yaml project recipe or its directory (auto-discovered from cwd if omitted)
--severity	string		change how hard the rule bites: minor or neutral report, anything else fails a check
--use	string		change what the rule says to write instead
--widen-to	string		widen as you confirm: "workspace", or the name of an axis the rule should stop being specific about

More examples

$ kapi context confirm 7 --use "content memory"

$ kapi context confirm 7 --severity critical

$ kapi context confirm 7 --widen-to workspace

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