Complete minimal D&D extraction cutover

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## Near-Term D&D Pipeline
### Simplify D&D Extraction Contracts
- Adopt the proposed principle in
[ADR-0009](../adr/0009-minimal-evidence-grounded-extraction-artifacts.md)
that extractors should return the smallest useful evidence-grounded facts
needed to answer one narrow question.
- Redesign the spell, NPC, and combat-turn durable contracts and prompts as
described in
[Minimal D&D Extraction Contracts](minimal-dnd-extraction-contracts.md).
- Replace the unpublished v1 schema shapes in place rather than adding optional
or synthetic compatibility fields, and evaluate the reduced outputs against
human-reviewed transcripts after cutover.
### Evaluate Spell Extraction And Normalization
- Evaluate ordinary extraction retries and the completed normalization path

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# Minimal D&D Extraction Contracts Implementation Plan
**Status:** Ready for implementation
**Status:** Implemented
## Objective

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# Minimal D&D Extraction Contracts
**Status:** Proposed
**Status:** Implemented
## Intent
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## Documentation Ownership
The spell, NPC, and combat integration documents are the canonical owners of
their redesigned durable schemas once implemented. Internal LLM and module
documents own the corresponding current prompt, DTO, validator, normalizer, and
NPC prompt-projection behavior. This roadmap owns the desired end state and
policy; [the implementation plan](implementation.md) owns sequencing and
completion criteria until the cutover is complete.
their redesigned durable schemas. Internal LLM and module documents own the
corresponding current prompt, DTO, validator, normalizer, and NPC
prompt-projection behavior. This roadmap records the implemented design and
policy; [the implementation plan](implementation.md) records the completed
sequencing and completion criteria.