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The spec file solved exactly one problem — proving that a review verdict was passed on a given text — and created two: docs/specs/README.md conflicted between parallel tasks and served as a second, stale status dictionary, and every spec edit cost a commit, a push and a label. The proof moves into the pipeline. - review-doc-guard: normalizeIssueBody / issueBodyDigest (CRLF, trailing whitespace, trailing newlines), the anchor line `Тело issue: <sha256>`, anchorIssueBodyFrom, and issueBodyChanged — the finding "the spec changed after a green spec review", judged against the pipeline's own record in the last green SPEC-REVIEW, never against prose. - reusableGreenVerdict takes the current digest: reuse (#499) skips the model entirely, so without this a spec edit between rounds would pass unseen. Documents without the record (the whole backlog) keep judging by tree. - process.yml: the material step reads the body with `gh issue view` in the same run that fixes the material — the event snapshot describes a text the reviewer may never see; the digest goes into the anchors, into reuse and, when it differs, into the reviewer's prompt. - process-gate: rule 3 judges the text (a `## ТЗ` heading or an AC1) with the archived file still accepted; adding a new file under docs/specs/ warns — the directory is frozen. - task-packet reads AC from the body first, the archived file second. - PROCESS.md §2.3/§5/§7.1/§7.3/§10.5, AGENTS.md and docs/specs/README.md say so; the index table is gone with the long-standing §7.3 debt. Mutants: review-anchor-drops-issue-body, review-ignores-changed-spec-body, reuse-ignores-changed-issue-body, process-gate-requires-spec-file. Issue: #517 User-Visible: no