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I need to compare the design spec against the actual implementation to find gaps.

Read these files:
1. docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-07-butler-shell-design.md (the design spec)
2. src/butler/main.py (current main entry)
3. src/butler/session/wrapper.py (tmux wrapper)
4. src/butler/session/context.py (session context)
5. src/butler/agent/__init__.py (agent)
6. src/butler/gateway/base.py (gateway base)
7. src/butler/gateway/telegram.py (telegram gateway)
8. src/butler/gateway/napcat.py (napcat gateway)
9. src/butler/security/guardrail.py (guardrail)
10. src/butler/security/sanitizer.py (sanitizer)
11. src/butler/security/auth.py (auth)
12. src/butler/skills/base.py (skill base)
13. src/butler/skills/log_skill.py (log skill)
14. src/butler/skills/system_skill.py (system skill)
15. src/butler/workflows/handle_message.py (inngest workflow)
16. src/butler/workflows/guardrail.py (inngest guardrail)
17. src/butler/config.py (config)
18. scripts/mock_test.py (mock test script)

Then compare against the design spec to identify what's in the spec but NOT yet implemented or only partially implemented. Focus on functional gaps, not documentation or minor style differences.

Report as a structured list with: feature name, spec section, current status (missing/partial/complete), and brief description of the gap.

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