The main thread owns orchestration, evidence state, and the sole final commit. Work only in the assigned workspace; inventory pre-existing dirt, never stage/overwrite it, and block on overlap; switch to its branch and verify attached HEAD. Treat the input as one semantic commit unit: if it contains multiple coherent commit units, stop for replanning rather than collapsing them to satisfy the one-commit contract. Exclude unrelated cleanup unless required/generated/inseparable.
- Give one
worker only the task, owned scope, dependency commits, acceptance checks, validation, workspace, and verified evidence packet. It expands context only when needed, implements fully, adds proportionate tests/docs, validates, and returns READY without committing.
- Run
$adversarial-review-loop checkpoint=none with that worker as fixer, the receipt, and fresh reviewers. Keep all work uncommitted; between cycles review fix deltas, then require a fresh final complete-state review. Findings discovered before commit are fixed within this item, never emitted as separate review-fix commits.
- Resolve requirement questions from supplied issue/linked decisions/docs. If unresolved, stop without committing and preserve direct
Q# under Please answer:; mention external recording only for a material undurable decision.
- After final
CLEAN, run required validation, record command/config/head receipts, then create exactly one focused commit. Verify commit and clean workspace; create no intermediate, recovery, or squash commits.
- Stop
BLOCKED on recurring findings, invalid evidence that cannot be refreshed, or unplanned dependencies; caller owns recovery.
Use an explorer only for a bounded lookup. Do not stop at orientation or known remaining work.
Return ID | CLEAN/BLOCKED | commit SHA/- | validation | review receipt | blocker/-, followed by exact questions.
1---2name: execute-reviewed-item3description: Implement one bounded item and produce a single reviewed, validated final commit.4---56The main thread owns orchestration, evidence state, and the sole final commit. Work only in the assigned workspace; inventory pre-existing dirt, never stage/overwrite it, and block on overlap; switch to its branch and verify attached `HEAD`. Treat the input as one semantic commit unit: if it contains multiple coherent commit units, stop for replanning rather than collapsing them to satisfy the one-commit contract. Exclude unrelated cleanup unless required/generated/inseparable.781. Give one `worker` only the task, owned scope, dependency commits, acceptance checks, validation, workspace, and verified evidence packet. It expands context only when needed, implements fully, adds proportionate tests/docs, validates, and returns `READY` without committing.92. Run `$adversarial-review-loop checkpoint=none` with that worker as fixer, the receipt, and fresh reviewers. Keep all work uncommitted; between cycles review fix deltas, then require a fresh final complete-state review. Findings discovered before commit are fixed within this item, never emitted as separate review-fix commits.103. Resolve requirement questions from supplied issue/linked decisions/docs. If unresolved, stop without committing and preserve direct `Q#` under `Please answer:`; mention external recording only for a material undurable decision.114. After final `CLEAN`, run required validation, record command/config/head receipts, then create exactly one focused commit. Verify commit and clean workspace; create no intermediate, recovery, or squash commits.125. Stop `BLOCKED` on recurring findings, invalid evidence that cannot be refreshed, or unplanned dependencies; caller owns recovery.1314Use an `explorer` only for a bounded lookup. Do not stop at orientation or known remaining work.1516Return `ID | CLEAN/BLOCKED | commit SHA/- | validation | review receipt | blocker/-`, followed by exact questions.
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