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Documentation only. One commit, one file: plugins/toque/GUIDE.md.

What changes

Every entrypoint now names the file that handles it. The entrypoint table gained a "Handled by" column, so /toque:quick-audit resolves visibly to commands/quick-audit.md and /toque:plan to skills/plan/SKILL.md rather than leaving the reader to guess which of the two kinds it is. Paths are relative to plugins/toque/.

A claim about the agents is corrected. The guide said the other entrypoints "call no agent". /toque:troubleshoot can escalate to as many as four specialists, so that was wrong as written. It now says no other entrypoint invokes the two agents in agents/, and a new paragraph draws the distinction the old wording blurred: an instruction file may define subagents inline with no file in agents/ — Stage 1 of /toque:plan runs up to three research tracks, /toque:troubleshoot up to four specialists — and points at where each is described.

Why it matters

The guide is the reference someone reads to find out which file to open. Naming the handler turns a lookup into a fact on the page, and the agents correction removes a statement that a reader could check and find false.

Verification

Full suite passes 8 of 8 layers locally. No instruction, script, or test behaviour changes — this is prose in a reference document.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

https://claude.ai/code/session_01Fx5CCdiv5HdUrakHhCfMAq

A reader could not tell which of the nine entrypoints is a command file and
which is a skill without listing two directories. `Commands at a glance` now
carries a `Handled by` column naming the implementing file for each one, so the
mapping lives beside the entrypoint rather than in the reader's head.

Two corrections came out of checking that mapping against the source:

- The paragraph under `How the pieces connect` said "The other entrypoints call
  no agent: /toque:troubleshoot writes logs". Read literally that is wrong.
  `skills/troubleshoot/phases/multi-agent-mode.md:7` spawns up to four
  specialist subagents, and `skills/plan/stages/stage-1-plan.md:108-111`
  deploys three research tracks in parallel. The claim was only ever true of
  the two agents with a file in `agents/`, and it now says so.

- `The 2 agents` gains that distinction explicitly: those two are the only
  agents with a file of their own, only /toque:plan, /toque:quick-plan and
  /toque:quick-audit invoke them, and inline subagents are documented where
  they are used.

A separate `documentation/the-moving-parts.md` page was drafted for this and
then dropped. GUIDE already owned every section it had, and the visuals audit
had assigned that explanation here — `docs/plans/2026-09-04-documentation-visuals/audit.md:74`
routes "How do commands, skills, agents, hooks, and scripts connect?" to this
file, and `:98` requires one home per explanation. Only the entrypoint mapping
was missing, so only the entrypoint mapping was added.

Verified: every path in the new column exists; `help.md:89-92` lists the two
agents in a reference table but does not invoke them; `plan-status.md`,
`plan-export.md`, `quick-cleanup.md` and the documentation skill reference
neither. `bash tests/run-all.sh` at 72935f2 with this change staged: 8/8
layers, 0 failed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Tpozfu6ca1bx5YmaLY2TgE
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