reconcile

Reconcile an existing fiction project with the current plugin conventions. This audits your project structure, identifies gaps or outdated patterns, and offers to scaffold missing sections.

Use this when:
- You've updated the fiction plugin and want to adopt new conventions
- You've been working on a project and want to ensure it follows best practices
- You're inheriting a project and want to understand what's missing

## What to Do

### 1. Find Project Root

Same as `/load` — look for README.md, chapters/, characters/ directories.

### 2. Audit Structure

Check for expected directories and files:

**Required:**
- [ ] `README.md` — Project overview
- [ ] `chapters/` — Chapter files

**Recommended:**
- [ ] `characters/` — Character documents
- [ ] `world/` — World/setting documents
- [ ] `craft/tone.md` — Voice guidance
- [ ] `themes.md` — Thematic content

**Build & Cover:**
- [ ] `builds/` — EPUB build outputs (date-organized)
- [ ] `covers/` — Cover artwork iterations
- [ ] `critiques/` — Critique outputs (date-organized)
- [ ] `synopses/` — Synopsis outputs (date-organized)
- [ ] `epub.css` — EPUB styling (if building)

### 3. Audit File Content

For each existing file, check for expected sections:

**README.md should have:**
- [ ] `## Anchored` — Immutable constraints (new convention)
- [ ] `## Key Decisions` — Tracked decisions
- [ ] `## Status` — Project status
- [ ] `## Chapters` — Chapter list

**Character files should have:**
- [ ] Want vs. Need
- [ ] Lie / Ghost / Flaw (for major characters)
- [ ] Voice notes

**For series projects, also check:**
- [ ] `series-architecture.md` with `## Anchored` section
- [ ] Book-level anchors that reference series anchors

### 4. Generate Report

Output a reconciliation report:

```markdown
## Reconciliation Report: [Project Name]

### Structure Status
- README.md exists
- chapters/ directory (X chapters)
- characters/ directory (X characters)
- craft/tone.md — missing
- themes.md exists
- builds/ — missing (create wit