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feat(directives): add 15 engagement-specific directives + tags.toml entries
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# doc_update_after_track_ships
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## v1
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**Why this iteration:** New rule, no prior source. Encodes the existing "Documentation Refresh Protocol" from `conductor/workflow.md` as a directive.
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**Source:** new rule (pattern from `conductor/workflow.md` "Documentation Refresh Protocol")
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**Lifted:** 2026-07-05
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# After a track ships, update the affected `docs/guide_*.md` to reflect the new module structure
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## What it says
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When a track changes the shape of a module (renames a file, moves a system, adds a new system file), the implementing agent MUST update the corresponding `docs/guide_*.md` to reflect the new structure. This is part of the track's final phase — not a follow-up track.
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## Why
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A track that only changes code (not docs) is incomplete. The next agent reads `docs/guide_*.md` to understand the module; if the guide is stale, the agent's mental model is wrong from the start. The documentation refresh is the track's handoff to the next agent.
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## See also
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- `conductor/directives/end_of_track_report_required` — the TRACK_COMPLETION report
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- `conductor/directives/chronology_must_regenerate_after_every_track_ship` — the chronology regeneration
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