diff --git a/docs/ROADMAP.md b/docs/ROADMAP.md
index d9637529..8f965336 100644
--- a/docs/ROADMAP.md
+++ b/docs/ROADMAP.md
@@ -16,8 +16,20 @@ The first public pitch is **not** "we're building a borrow checker for C#". It i
 > leaks, missing `Dispose`, DI lifetime mismatch, and pooled-buffer misuse.
 
 That is concrete, painful, and shippable without a five-year R&D detour. The
-borrow checker is the *first combat module*, not the whole universe. The
-long-term identity the backlog is aiming at:
+borrow checker is the *first combat module*, not the whole universe.
+
+Read structurally, Own.NET is **one resource/lifetime analyzer with profiles** —
+subscriptions, timers, `IDisposable`, DI lifetimes, pooled buffers — and **WPF is
+the first configured profile, not the identity.** The engine emits domain-neutral
+core verdicts (`OWN001/002/003/014`) plus a `[resource: …]` kind tag; a profile only
+contributes the lifetime facts (WPF's `ViewModel < Window < App`, `Loaded`/`Closed`
+= release regions). (A dedicated `[profile: …]` label is **not** emitted today — it
+is a consolidation-backlog item.)
+Code names that still read `WPFxxx` are pattern-catalog IDs, not emitted codes — the
+catalog rename (`SUB`/`TMR`/`DISP`) and the other consolidation items are recorded in
+[docs/notes/consolidation-and-positioning.md](notes/consolidation-and-positioning.md).
+
+The long-term identity the backlog is aiming at:
 
 > **An external static-contract layer for C#/.NET** that adds ownership,
 > typestate, effects, capabilities, and domain-specific types **without
@@ -46,13 +58,26 @@ long-term identity the backlog is aiming at:
 
 ### What the C# frontend deliberately does NOT touch yet
 
-`async`/`await`, full generics, LINQ, closures/lambdas, interprocedural analysis,
-virtual dispatch, whole-program analysis, source generators, `unsafe` pointer
-arithmetic, the XAML/binding engine. Not "never" — just not *before* the tool has
-found its first real bug. An `async` method in v0 is honestly skipped (or flagged
+`async`/`await`, full generics, LINQ, general closure/dataflow analysis, virtual
+dispatch, whole-program analysis, source generators, `unsafe` pointer arithmetic,
+the XAML/binding engine. Not "never" — just not *before* the tool has found its
+first real bug. An `async` method in v0 is honestly skipped (or flagged
 "unsupported"), because honestly skipping beats confidently lying; the market for
 confident-but-wrong tooling is already saturated.
 
+Two honest exceptions have since been carved out, because a real bug needed each:
+
+- **Syntactic lambda-event-handler classification.** General closure analysis stays
+  out, but the frontend *does* recognise an inline `evt += (s,a) => …` handler — an
+  inline handler caches no delegate, so it can never be `-=`'d, which is part of the
+  subscription-leak profile. It is the syntactic *shape*, not dataflow over captures.
+- **Bounded, *modular* interprocedural — in the core, not the frontend.** The
+  frontend still extracts facts one method at a time. But the core now checks
+  ownership *across* methods **compositionally, against a callee's contract**
+  (`consume`/`borrow`, inferred from its body when unannotated) — the signature is
+  the cut point, never whole-program points-to (P-006/2b). "Interprocedural" in the
+  exclusion above means the intractable *whole-program* kind, which stays out.
+
 ## Priorities
 
 Targets are ranked by four criteria: (1) the pain is frequent or expensive,
diff --git a/docs/lifetimes.md b/docs/lifetimes.md
index 4691a2b8..ae76a1df 100644
--- a/docs/lifetimes.md
+++ b/docs/lifetimes.md
@@ -124,6 +124,15 @@ weak-reference policy как явный escape-hatch.
 
 ## 5. Каталог кодов (OWN-WPF) и куда какой слайс
 
+> **Соглашение об именах.** `WPFxxx` ниже — это **ID паттернов каталога**
+> (таксономия болей), а **не** коды, которые эмитит движок. Движок всегда выдаёт
+> доменно-нейтральные **core-коды** (`OWN001/002/003/014`) плюс **ярлык ресурса**
+> (`[resource: subscription token]`); отдельного `[profile: …]`-ярлыка движок пока
+> **НЕ** эмитит (это пункт consolidation-бэклога). То есть `event +=` — это
+> `OWN001`/`OWN014` класса subscription, а не отдельный «WPF001»-эмиттер.
+> Массовое переименование каталога (`WPFxxx → SUB/TMR/DISP`) отложено как
+> low-value churn — см. `docs/notes/consolidation-and-positioning.md`.
+
 | Код | Смысл | Сводится к | Слайс |
 |-----|-------|-----------|-------|
 | WPF004 | `Subscribe` вернул owned-токен, результат проигнорирован → утечёт | `OWN001` | **#1** |
diff --git a/docs/notes/consolidation-and-positioning.md b/docs/notes/consolidation-and-positioning.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6c4b0827
--- /dev/null
+++ b/docs/notes/consolidation-and-positioning.md
@@ -0,0 +1,95 @@
+# Consolidation & positioning backlog
+
+Working notes from an external architecture review (read-only pass over the repo:
+README, ROADMAP, P-001/P-004/P-005/P-006, the OwnIR bridge and the Roslyn
+extractor). The review's verdict and the cheap fixes are recorded here so the
+deferred items do not evaporate; the cheap fixes were applied directly (see
+below), the rest are **explicitly deferred** with rationale.
+
+## Verdict (agreed)
+
+The direction is right: **one core checker, Roslyn extracts facts only, OwnIR is
+the seam, P0 is bug-driven (events / timers / `IDisposable` / DI / pool), and
+lifetime regions reached `OWN014` through real C# facts.** The skeleton is sound.
+The standing advice — **"strengthen the form, don't expand the dream"** — is taken.
+
+One honest caveat about the review itself: it was a *read-only* pass (tests not
+run), so it is weighted toward what you see **reading** (naming, file size,
+schema) and blind to what you only see **running** (does Own.NET catch real bugs
+others miss?). What is still unproven is **value**, not **form** — no rename or
+file-split adds a single caught bug. So the highest-leverage next move is *not* on
+this list: it is running the differentiation oracle on more real repos.
+
+## Done now (this PR — cheap, doc-only, ~zero risk)
+
+- **Doc drift fixed.** ROADMAP "frontend does NOT touch closures/interprocedural"
+  now carves out the two honest exceptions that already exist: syntactic
+  lambda-event-handler classification, and bounded *modular* interprocedural
+  (contracts/inference) **in the core, not the frontend**.
+- **Positioning sharpened.** ROADMAP framing now states plainly: Own.NET is one
+  resource/lifetime analyzer **with profiles**, WPF is the *first* profile, the
+  engine emits core `OWNxxx` codes + a `[resource: …]` kind tag (a dedicated
+  `[profile: …]` label is itself one of the deferred items below).
+- **Naming convention noted** in `docs/lifetimes.md`: `WPFxxx` are pattern-catalog
+  IDs, not emitted codes.
+
+## Deferred (recorded, NOT scheduled)
+
+Ordered by the review; annotated with the real cost/benefit and the trigger that
+should pull each off the shelf.
+
+### 1. OwnIR v1 schema — rename `subscriptions` → `resources` (+ `captures`)
+- **Why.** The component-level field is historically named `subscriptions` but
+  holds any owned-resource record (subscription / timer / disposable / capture).
+- **Reality check.** Milder than the review implies: `services` and `functions`
+  are **already** separate top-level fields; only the component resource list is
+  misnamed, and a `resource` kind discriminator already makes it work.
+- **Cost.** Breaking `v0 → v1`: bridge + every fixture + the C# extractor + tests.
+  Pure rename churn, **zero new caught bugs.**
+- **Decision.** Do NOT do as a standalone churn PR. **Fold into the next PR that
+  already touches the schema** (e.g. when a new resource kind needs first-class
+  fields), with a transition window where the bridge reads both names.
+
+### 2. Split the Roslyn extractor (`Program.cs`)
+- **Why.** `OwnSharp.Extractor/Program.cs` carries input discovery, event/timer/
+  disposable extraction, self-owned/handler/source-lifetime classifiers, lambda
+  detection and IDisposable flow lowering in one file.
+- **Cost.** Behaviour-preserving C# refactor; **but it is the frontend, which is
+  CI-validated only (no local dotnet here), so it is the riskier kind to refactor
+  blind, and it adds no caught bug.**
+- **Decision.** Defer until it actually causes merge pain. Target split:
+  `InputDiscovery` / `CompilationBuilder` / `OwnIrWriter`, `Extractors/*`,
+  `Analysis/*`; first cut = peel `EventSubscriptionExtractor` +
+  `SourceLifetimeClassifier` + `HandlerClassifier` out, keeping the
+  `IDisposable` local-flow lowering separate from the subscription extractor.
+
+### 3. Catalog rename `WPFxxx → SUB/TMR/DISP`
+- **Why.** Positioning — `event +=` is `SUB001`, not `WPF001`.
+- **Reality check.** Emitted codes are **already** core `OWN` + labels; `WPFxxx`
+  live only in the docs/catalog. So this is doc churn, not an emitter change.
+- **Decision.** Do it together with the OwnIR v1 / profile-config work, not alone.
+  Keep genuinely WPF/XAML-specific patterns (ResourceDictionary / DataContext /
+  Binding / WeakEventManager / visual-tree ownership) under a `WPF` profile label.
+
+## Genuinely next *capabilities* (features, not refactors)
+
+The review filed these under "next" but they are new capability, tracked where
+features belong:
+
+- **Transitive contract inference** — resolve the one ambiguous inference case
+  (a param only *forwarded* to another call) from the callee's contract, fixpoint
+  over the island's call-graph SCC. This is the real next brick: it would make the
+  `forward → sink(consume)` shape catch the caller's double-dispose that v1
+  deliberately leaves silent. (Follows P-006/2b.)
+- **Lambda-handler tier** — finer subscription diagnostics for inline handlers
+  (no unsubscribe handle; captures `this`/local state), tiered by source lifetime
+  exactly like the existing static→`OWN014` / injected→`OWN001`-warning split.
+- **DI registration extractor** — the C# frontend for `AddSingleton/Scoped/
+  Transient` + constructor injection that feeds the already-built DI001 core
+  (continues the lifetime story; sells to ASP.NET).
+
+## The actual priority
+
+Prove value, don't reshape form: run the oracle on more real OSS C# repos and
+widen the differentiation set (where Own.NET catches what CodeQL / Infer# miss).
+See `docs/notes/oracle.md` and `docs/notes/real-world-mining.md`.