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  2. package/.claude-plugin/plugin.json +2 -1
  3. package/.codex-plugin/plugin.json +2 -2
  4. package/.cursor-plugin/plugin.json +25 -0
  5. package/README.md +57 -26
  6. package/capabilities/cognitive-routing/SKILL.md +94 -311
  7. package/com.github.copilot/hooks/hooks.json +11 -0
  8. package/command-surface.json +7 -1
  9. package/gemini-extension.json +5 -0
  10. package/hooks/adapters/claude-session-start.mjs +16 -0
  11. package/hooks/adapters/codex-session-start.mjs +16 -0
  12. package/hooks/adapters/copilot-session-start.mjs +13 -0
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  17. package/hooks/cursor/hooks.json +9 -0
  18. package/hooks/freeflow-runtime-context.mjs +3 -215
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  21. package/hooks/tests/check-host-adapters.test.mjs +82 -0
  22. package/hooks/tests/check-runtime-context-hook.sh +34 -3
  23. package/package.json +20 -6
  24. package/pi-extension/dist/cognitive-routing-v2/budget.js +42 -0
  25. package/pi-extension/dist/cognitive-routing-v2/config.js +120 -0
  26. package/pi-extension/dist/cognitive-routing-v2/projection.js +321 -0
  27. package/pi-extension/dist/cognitive-routing-v2/render.js +231 -0
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  31. package/pi-extension/dist/cognitive-routing-v2/tools.js +91 -0
  32. package/pi-extension/dist/cognitive-routing-v2/types.js +44 -0
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  45. package/pi-extension/src/cognitive-routing-v2/schemas.ts +109 -0
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  47. package/pi-extension/src/cognitive-routing-v2/tools.ts +93 -0
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  49. package/pi-extension/src/freeflow-context/tool.ts +5 -0
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  52. package/pi-extension/src/session-sources/events.ts +208 -0
  53. package/pi-extension/src/session-sources/read-only-session.ts +170 -0
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  56. package/pi-extension/tests/cognitive-routing-v2/communication.test.js +484 -0
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- description: "Use when Cognitive Routing is active and automatic or manual compute control, profile transitions, delegated execution, direct Reasoning action, or boundary continuity must be interpreted."
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  # Cognitive Routing
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- - **Reasoning** leads material judgment. It interprets intent and evidence, resolves or preserves governing uncertainty, creates execution contracts, and assesses returned results for the current owner.
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- In Automatic mode, Reasoning governs route selection and material judgment, but it does not lead every execution route. **Delegate** is the stateful Reasoning-led execution loop; **Yield** transfers whole-result leadership to Standard; and **ACT_BOUNDED** gives Reasoning direct action only within an exceptional declared scope.
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+ Coordinator assesses the result and its direction -> continues, adapts, or closes
177
38
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178
39
 
179
- Before switching, write an adaptive brief beginning with literal `YIELD`. Make clear what Standard owns, the constraints and evidence, and when it must hand back. One line is enough when the result is obvious. Then switch to Standard using the shared transition rule.
180
-
181
- While Yield is active, Standard runs the ordinary unsplit Workflow for the yielded result and continues only while the original result and authority remain coherent. It hands back when the common return conditions apply, including when the result is supported and complete.
40
+ Reaching a result starts return preparation; it is not an instruction to submit before selecting evidence. A required interruption stops task work immediately; prepare an honest return from what is already available.
182
41
 
183
- Write:
42
+ ## Coordinator: Resolve The Next Planning Problem
184
43
 
185
- ```text
186
- YIELD HANDOFF
187
- Result:
188
- Evidence and limits:
189
- Blocker, partial effects, or changed boundary, if any:
190
- Handoff condition reached:
191
- ```
44
+ Before delegating, work out what should happen next, why, what must be established first, and what mistake the assignment should prevent. Transfer those conclusions rather than passing down the user's objective and leaving Executor to invent the approach.
192
45
 
193
- Then switch to Reasoning. `YIELD HANDOFF` is a profile transfer, not Delegate `RETURN` and not the separate point-in-time Handoff method. Reasoning accepts and reports a supported result or routes a changed issue through Workflow, Decision Gate, [Diagnose Failure](../../skills/diagnose-failure/SKILL.md), or another owner. Do not repeat Standard’s full self-review unless the handoff is contradictory or insufficient.
194
-
195
- ## Delegate To Standard
196
-
197
- Use Delegate when Reasoning must retain cognitive leadership for execution evidence or what follows from it. Delegated observation, inspection, research, diagnostics, verification, and evidence gathering remain Standard execution even when mechanically small.
198
-
199
- A decision-complete contract is the smallest instruction that leaves Standard with no unresolved material judgment for its assigned unit. Use shared context rather than replaying it. Include only what applies:
200
-
201
- - bounded outcome;
202
- - supported judgment, constraints, and invariants;
203
- - scope and necessary ordering;
204
- - reversible local choices Standard may make;
205
- - required evidence or verification;
206
- - conditions that require return.
207
-
208
- Reasoning may first delegate evidence gathering for a boundary it has not yet settled. Standard investigates the question and returns evidence; it does not settle the boundary.
209
-
210
- ### Open And Execute
211
-
212
- For the first transfer, write:
213
-
214
- ```text
215
- DELEGATE
216
- Boundary operation: NEW | REOPEN
217
- Boundary state: OPEN
218
- ```
46
+ | What is unsettled? | Next route |
47
+ | --- | --- |
48
+ | User intent or a user-owned choice | Discuss it; do not delegate a guess |
49
+ | Environmental facts or cause | Ask for evidence distinguishing plausible explanations |
50
+ | Implementation mechanism | Choose a bounded investigation or covered experiment before dependent work |
51
+ | Nothing material to the next result | Explain the supported design or correction and delegate execution |
219
52
 
220
- Use `NEW` for the first boundary. Use `REOPEN` only for the authorized continuation of the same previously closed outcome described above. When a boundary remains `OPEN` after `RETURN`, begin the next transfer with `DELEGATE` and omit `NEW` or `REOPEN`.
53
+ One investigation may establish both facts and approach. A known local change needs no ceremonial discovery pass.
221
54
 
222
- After the marker, give Standard the contract and switch to Standard. The switch must be the only tool call in that assistant response.
55
+ ### Settle Consequential Implementation Decisions
223
56
 
224
- Action Selection and any direct fast-path interaction remain inside the current delegation and do not create another execution boundary.
57
+ Before substantial implementation, read [Design for Depth](../../skills/design-for-depth/SKILL.md) and use its Implementation Decisions method when unresolved representation, identity, ownership, algorithm, or failure choices could invalidate significant dependent work. Reuse decisions already supported; do not invent APIs or code details before their premises hold.
225
58
 
226
- ### Return
59
+ Carry the relevant decisions into the assignment: the selected mechanism, why it fits, its constraints, and what would invalidate it. Reference the applicable design section when it is available, but do not mistake a path for delivered content. A full patch for Executor to transcribe is not the goal. Leave ordinary mechanics free and assess an unfamiliar foundational path before expanding work that depends on it.
227
60
 
228
- When a return condition occurs, write:
61
+ ### Size Work Around Useful Judgment
229
62
 
230
- ```text
231
- RETURN
232
- Boundary state: OPEN
63
+ Use uncertainty, branching, causal depth, and consequence to choose contract precision and assignment size—not file or tool count. Account for execution, checking, likely correction, and return preparation in the working set; do not invent token forecasts.
233
64
 
234
- Execution result:
235
- Evidence and verification:
236
- Contradictions, limits, or residual effects:
237
- Return condition reached:
238
- ```
65
+ Keep straightforward implementation and local correction together. Shorten an assignment when an unfamiliar seam, uncertain observer, or repeated misunderstanding could invalidate substantial later work. A prototype ends when its question is answered or its observing limit is reached; a negative result can complete the assignment.
239
66
 
240
- Then switch back to Reasoning. `RETURN` resumes the same open boundary; it is neither `NEW`, `REOPEN`, nor `CLOSE`. One delegated boundary may contain several Standard interactions and delegation iterations.
67
+ Return at points where assessment can change what follows. Do not supervise every helper or delegate the whole task merely to avoid later judgment. Keep later work directional until its premises hold.
241
68
 
242
- ### Assess, Continue, Or Close
69
+ ### Give A Usable Contract
243
70
 
244
- After `RETURN`, Reasoning resumes the current owner’s method and determines what the evidence supports. Use [Verify Work](../../skills/verify-work/SKILL.md) when a claim needs explicit classification at its required evidence boundary. Once evidence supports the affected result, perform same-agent self-review through the current owner.
71
+ Put the actual contract inside `freeflow_delegate(operation: "assign")`. Explain what matters:
245
72
 
246
- Self-review is Reasoning’s judgment over an evidence-supported state, not environment execution. If it needs another read, test, diagnostic, or command, Delegate the smallest evidence unit and resume after `RETURN`. A selected independent review remains a separate Workflow route; profile transitions do not create or complete independent review.
73
+ - the question or result and its connection to the user's goal;
74
+ - established facts, hypotheses, and the supported approach;
75
+ - sources, relationships, ordering, invariants, and known traps;
76
+ - required constraints versus suggested mechanics, local freedom, and excluded effects;
77
+ - evidence needed for assessment and the condition requiring return.
247
78
 
248
- Route the returned result as follows:
79
+ Be more explicit where misunderstanding is likely or expensive without treating Executor as incapable. Useful low-level direction belongs in the contract; brevity is not a reason to omit it.
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80
 
250
- | Result | Next action | Boundary |
251
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252
- | Supported and complete | Self-review, then close and report or continue through Workflow. | Close to `NONE`. |
253
- | Supported with more accepted work | Delegate the next unit. | Remains `OPEN`. |
254
- | One clear local defect | Delegate correction and affected verification through this boundary. | Remains `OPEN`. |
255
- | Missing mechanical evidence | Delegate the smallest additional check. | Remains `OPEN`. |
256
- | Unclear or repeated failure | Use [Diagnose Failure](../../skills/diagnose-failure/SKILL.md) or Workflow. | Open and suspended. |
257
- | User-owned choice or source conflict | Use Decision Gate. | Open and suspended. |
258
- | Changed intent, scope, authority, or source truth | Use Workflow. | Open and suspended until reconciled. |
259
- | Distinct result or separately controlled work | Close or route the change through Workflow. | No silent continuation. |
81
+ Request evidence by purpose before its future refs exist: the actual diff, decisive assertion, observed output, or contrary finding. For a consequential or repeatedly misunderstood property, name the required behavior, a plausible wrong implementation, and the observer that distinguishes them. Leave ordinary instrumentation choices to Executor.
260
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261
- A clear correction does not require a new boundary. Adapt the existing contract while preserving the original result and evidence. Do not create an automatic review-fix-review loop. If correction fails, repeats, or exposes shared-state consequences, use Diagnose Failure or Workflow.
83
+ Use `replace` only for a supported, quiescent outstanding assignment whose unit outcome remains valid. State the reason, superseded direction, and what remains covered. Preserve prior effects and uncertainty. Do not replace returned work, or close/recreate a unit to evade an unfinished assignment or assessment. A changed or stopped unit outcome needs an honest disposition first.
262
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263
- Before reporting completion or choosing another execution route, explicitly write `CLOSE` and `Boundary state: NONE`. Otherwise the boundary remains `OPEN`.
85
+ ## Executor: Execute Resourcefully
264
86
 
265
- When supported evidence and self-review settle the result, write:
87
+ Establish the exact contract, constraints, and return condition. Load the producing activity's method and [Action Selection](../../skills/action-selection/SKILL.md) when absent; reuse retained methods. The profile does not replace implementation, diagnosis, verification, or review guidance.
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88
 
267
- ```text
268
- CLOSE
269
- Boundary state: NONE
270
- Current owner: unchanged
271
-
272
- Supported bounded result:
273
- Important evidence, assumptions, and limits:
274
- Next route:
275
- REOPEN only if:
276
- ```
89
+ Follow required direction and ordering. Choose helpers, editing mechanics, suitable local approaches, and simpler existing mechanisms within scope. Do not return merely because a filename or intermediate step was not prescribed.
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90
 
278
- Closing leaves Reasoning active. It may report, continue conversationally, or later choose `YIELD`, `DELEGATE` with `NEW`, or qualifying `ACT_BOUNDED` for another covered execution need.
91
+ Challenge unsupported premises and report better approaches. Disproving a tentative hypothesis may advance the investigation; invalidating an implementation premise stops dependent effects before an uncovered governing change. Governing changes materially alter the accepted outcome, architecture, policy, scope, authority, failure behavior, or evidence requirements.
279
92
 
280
- Do not close an unsupported, inconclusive, blocked, contradictory, or route-changing result merely to clear the boundary.
93
+ Correct expected regressions and understood mechanical errors locally. For unexplained or repeatedly stalled failure, use the owning diagnosis route or return. Before adding a prerequisite, distinguish what blocks the observer, the chosen mechanism, or the actual outcome. Do not build a subsystem or weaken acceptance merely to rescue the approach.
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94
 
282
- ## Act Bounded
95
+ Use [Verify Work](../../skills/verify-work/SKILL.md) before claiming the result. Check the actual candidate through the required path; preserve failed, stale, unexercised, and inconclusive evidence. If an assertion changes, expose what the old and new predicates establish rather than presenting the weaker check as proof of the original requirement. Use its Test Design method when observer sensitivity is uncertain.
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96
 
284
- `ACT_BOUNDED` is the only direct execution route for Automatic Reasoning. It creates no execution boundary, changes no owner, and grants no authority.
97
+ Once evidence supports the result, silently self-review through the producing method and correct covered defects. This does not accept the unit or authorize follow-up work.
285
98
 
286
- Use it only when both are true:
99
+ Begin return preparation when the result is available, a stop condition is reached, a governing decision is needed, no useful covered action remains, or fresh user input requires Coordinator attention.
287
100
 
288
- 1. judgment and environment action are materially inseparable; and
289
- 2. shared-context delegation would cause material loss beyond premium execution cost.
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-
291
- Before acting, write:
292
-
293
- ```text
294
- ACT_BOUNDED
295
- Scope and expected result:
296
- Why judgment and action are inseparable:
297
- Why delegation would materially lose:
298
- Existing authority:
299
- Stop and reassess when:
300
- ```
101
+ ## Executor: Prepare Evidence, Then Return
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102
 
302
- While the scope remains valid, Reasoning may use the related environment tools and perform only the bounded execution required by the result. Do not repeat the marker per call.
103
+ Executor sees ordinary Pi active context. With projection on, Coordinator sees its own/common context plus admitted Executor evidence—not every body Executor saw. A report, ref, filename, or call envelope is not the underlying result.
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104
 
304
- It may begin whenever Reasoning controls execution, with or without an open Delegate boundary, but never while Standard is executing Yield or Delegate. It may contribute evidence to an open boundary without closing it.
105
+ 1. **Reconcile claims and evidence.** Compare the contract with actual results, corrected assumptions, partial effects, missing checks, and contrary findings. Ensure source/test captures and outputs describe the reported candidate after later edits.
106
+ 2. **Select what assessment needs.** When projection is on, project every completed skill and instructional-reference read, including the bootstrap read. Add the other missing eligible bodies needed to assess the result. Prefer actual tool results for execution claims and substantive assistant text when that text is the object of judgment.
107
+ 3. **Read receipts and correct supported problems.** Preserve valid selections. Resolve bad identities or representations where supported; withdraw unavailable or unnecessary requests only with a reason and retain their material limitations. Removing a ref does not resolve a required evidence gap. Do not silently substitute a summary for a promised original or hide adverse evidence to obtain readiness.
108
+ 4. **Submit the actual report.** State the result, evidence and limits, corrected assumptions, partial effects, and reason for return in `freeflow_return(operation: "submit")`. Then stop ordinary assignment work.
305
109
 
306
- The scope ends at its stop condition, interruption, context loss, material scope change, authority change, or loss of eligibility. Return changed authority, ownership, direction, or evidence boundaries to Workflow.
110
+ Use known refs directly. Use bounded `freeflow_project inspect` only when a needed identity or selection state is unclear; it discovers metadata, not full source bodies or an exhaustive tool log. Let the harness resolve native dependencies and eligible historical sources. Do not guess refs, reread merely to manufacture them, or inspect after every tool call.
307
111
 
308
- Difficult artifact synthesis, consequential result-by-result intervention, or sensitive evolving judgment may qualify. Ordinary inspection, research, edits, tests, builds, verification, documentation, cleanup, convenience, and transition avoidance do not.
112
+ Select incrementally when useful, then reconcile the final set before submission. Requested evidence is a minimum, not an exclusive allowlist. Do not dump every source or copy raw outputs into the report to evade projection. Select the smallest sufficient set, including governing background and contradictions needed for assessment.
309
113
 
310
- If uncertain, `DELEGATE`.
114
+ No additional discretionary selection is needed when Coordinator already has the evidence, the result is self-contained, or an interrupted/blocked return honestly lacks it. Absence of an explicit request to project does not excuse missing support. With projection off, skip projection tools, not verification or honest reporting.
311
115
 
312
- ## Manual Control
116
+ Optional Context Control cleanup may occur after promised evidence is prepared. Account for new reads or changed evidence before submitting. Batch already-decided selection changes and one return last only when the report does not depend on an unread receipt. Never combine new task work with a report that assumes its unseen outcome.
313
117
 
314
- The user owns Manual versus Automatic control and the held profile. A manual hold survives turns, compaction, session resume, and reload until the user changes or releases it. If the held profile cannot continue reliably, state the blocker and exact user control needed; do not switch automatically.
118
+ ### Preserve A Blocked Or Interrupted Return
315
119
 
316
- Under Manual · Standard, Standard runs the ordinary unsplit Workflow, including user-facing interaction. Action Selection, TDD, Simplify Code, verification, review, diagnosis, and domain guidance remain available normally.
120
+ Do not delay cancellation or a required stop to run another read, test, or retrieval. Preserve available evidence through permitted handoff preparation. If evidence remains unavailable or selection is blocked, save a partial or blocked report with explicit gaps; do not force an unsupported `completed` outcome.
317
121
 
318
- Under Manual · Reasoning, Reasoning runs the ordinary unsplit Workflow. The Automatic direct-environment restriction does not apply. Do not simulate Yield, Delegate, `YIELD HANDOFF`, `RETURN`, or `ACT_BOUNDED` merely because this skill is enabled.
122
+ `reportSaved` is not configured, delivered, or assessed. If transfer is blocked, ordinary task work remains ended. Correct only the supported handoff problem, then use payload-free `freeflow_return(operation: "retry")` for the unchanged saved report. Use `submit` only for a deliberate report revision. Do not redo the investigation or repeat uncertain effects; reconcile them through supported controls.
319
123
 
320
- A user control change takes effect at the next safe route boundary, never during an atomic environment interaction. Preserve supported results and visible contracts. If an automatic Delegate boundary is active, suspend it rather than silently abandoning it; the held manual profile then runs ordinary Workflow.
124
+ ## Coordinator: Assess The Result And Your Direction
321
125
 
322
- When the user releases Manual control, begin the next Automatic interaction in Reasoning and reconcile any suspended boundary before execution.
126
+ Assess the report and evidence already received. Ordinary assessment requires neither `inspect` nor `assess`. The `assess` operation restores a suspended assessment's evidence obligation; it does not perform judgment or accept the result.
323
127
 
324
- A control change changes compute only. It does not authorize work, resolve a user decision, close a boundary, or widen scope.
128
+ For a material claim, compare the accepted property, actual observer, decisive assertions, candidate identity, and result. A confident report or green suite cannot supply a missing link. Keep unsupported required claims open and stop dependent work.
325
129
 
326
- ## Interruptions, Failed Switches, And Recovery
130
+ Also ask whether your direction served the user's outcome: did it leave a consequential decision implicit, impose an unnecessary mechanism, choose the wrong observer, or size the assignment poorly? Accept a simpler valid implementation without demanding your preferred style. For a consequential design choice, assess its actual realization, not merely a claim that the spec was followed.
327
131
 
328
- A failed transition preserves the supported route and never authorizes a workaround:
132
+ Reuse adequate verification and Executor self-review. Use [Review Work](../../skills/review-work/SKILL.md) or [Review Artifact](../../skills/review-artifact/SKILL.md) when their judgment method is needed; load it when absent. A separate independent review remains a Workflow decision, not an automatic handoff step.
329
133
 
330
- - failed Yield switch to Standard: remain in Reasoning; Standard does not begin;
331
- - failed Delegate switch to Standard: the boundary remains `OPEN`; Standard does not begin;
332
- - failed `YIELD HANDOFF` switch to Reasoning: Standard stops after the safe handoff point;
333
- - failed `RETURN` switch to Reasoning: Standard stops and cannot resolve or close the open boundary;
334
- - failed switch from Manual to Automatic: remain under the held manual profile.
134
+ Choose the next action from the actual gap:
335
135
 
336
- Reasoning must not perform direct execution to bypass a failed transition. A fresh `ACT_BOUNDED` scope still requires its independent eligibility conditions.
136
+ - **Supported result, covered work remains:** assign the next coherent result.
137
+ - **Existing evidence omitted:** seek supported selection/delivery correction before new investigation.
138
+ - **Missing or inadequate observation:** request the discriminating evidence, preserving the required property.
139
+ - **Supported defect:** explain the correction and affected checks.
140
+ - **Invalidated approach or unclear cause:** revise the affected direction or investigate; do not repeat the same demand more forcefully.
141
+ - **User-owned choice:** discuss through Workflow or Decision Gate before dependent work.
142
+ - **Outcome complete or deliberately stopped:** close with an honest disposition.
337
143
 
338
- If interruption prevents the transfer marker and Reasoning regains control, treat Yield as incomplete and Delegate as still `OPEN`; never infer completion from a profile change. If cancellation may have left partial effects, preserve them and route inspection through Standard. Once recovery is complete, a fresh `ACT_BOUNDED` scope may be used only if it independently qualifies.
144
+ Carry supported lessons into later contracts. Add precision where misunderstanding occurred; keep freedom where execution was sound. Repeated failure needs a changed premise, observer, contract, working set, or mechanism—not lower acceptance or an endless repair loop. Changing user-controlled compute configuration remains a separate decision.
339
145
 
340
- After interruption, compaction, context loss, resume, reload, or uncertain continuity, recover before further task execution:
146
+ Use `freeflow_unit(close)` as Coordinator only when the required result and evidence are supported and applicable checkpoints and contradictions are resolved, or record an authorized cancelled/deferred outcome without claiming completion. Closing a unit does not complete a Working Record task, delete relevant history, or authorize delivery, commit, release, or deployment. Continue covered work to the user's agreed boundary, not merely to an internal handoff.
341
147
 
342
- - latest extension-generated Control and Profile;
343
- - current owner and bounded activity;
344
- - active Yield or Delegate route;
345
- - model-written boundary operation and state, when one exists;
346
- - latest contract, handoff, or return;
347
- - live authority, evidence, partial effects, unverified work, and stop condition.
148
+ ## Handle Input, Context, And Recovery
348
149
 
349
- Complete recovery before selecting another route. A fresh `ACT_BOUNDED` scope cannot begin until recovery is complete. During recovery, Automatic Reasoning has no direct environment access; route required inspection through Yield or Delegate. After recovery, a new ACT scope still needs independent qualification.
150
+ Under Automatic control, Coordinator owns substantive user interpretation, discussion, decisions, and reporting. New natural-language input, including "continue," goes through Coordinator. If it reaches an already prepared Executor request, honor restrictions immediately, stop task work, and return the available partial state. Runtime State refreshes do not trigger this interruption rule.
350
151
 
351
- Do not infer:
152
+ Native tool responses and technical retries continue within the assignment. `/freeflow resume` is an explicit user control for eligible interrupted work after reconciliation, not permission to release a manual hold or resume ordinary work after a saved return. Releasing Manual control returns responsibility for reconciliation to Coordinator.
352
153
 
353
- - an open boundary from `Profile: standard`;
354
- - Yield merely because no boundary is visible;
355
- - completion from a profile change;
356
- - authority from a prior contract;
357
- - live state from task memory.
154
+ After context loss or uncertain continuity, recover control, current responsibility, applicable contract/report, user direction, partial effects, evidence limits, and stop conditions. Reload missing methods. When a Working Record exists, follow [Track Work](../../skills/track-work/SKILL.md) for complete `full` recovery and current-source reconciliation; record and evidence reads remain Executor work. Do not combine a superseded stopping instruction with a newer contract.
358
155
 
359
- A Working Record may preserve task context but never becomes routing state or authority.
156
+ Attach recovery to the existing responsibility. Outstanding assignments recover through their supported continuation. Returned work may use an attached recovery-only phase only if the runtime actually exposes it; otherwise inspect saved communication and stop if insufficient. Do not simulate recovery by replacing the assignment or report. A separate recovery assignment is appropriate only when no existing assignment or assessment needs preservation.
360
157
 
361
- An open boundary may survive turns, compaction, resume, reload, delegated execution, and evidence-driven re-entry while its original outcome remains coherent. A stale contract never overrides contradictory live evidence. If route identity, continuity, authority, ownership, or boundary state is unclear, stop and return the uncertainty to Workflow.
158
+ Use `freeflow_unit(assess)` when a suspended assessment becomes the intended activity again. Failed restoration leaves the gap open. Suspension pauses additional evidence restoration, not the relevance of ordinary admitted history. Navigation does not roll back files, processes, or task memory; historical instructions do not grant current authority.
362
159
 
363
- ## Stop
160
+ When Context Control is effective, read its method before managing your own view. Either profile may reduce obsolete or redundant material without losing current direction, contrary findings, or promised evidence. Cleanup is optional and never changes the other profile's view, canonical history, or evidence membership. Prepare promised originals first; if cleanup fails, retain the extra context and continue the valid handoff. Do not discard useful communication merely because a unit closed.
364
161
 
365
- End the current automatic route when:
162
+ ## ACT_BOUNDED: Inseparable Judgment And Action
366
163
 
367
- - `YIELD HANDOFF` safely returns a yielded result or changed boundary;
368
- - Reasoning closes a Delegate boundary;
369
- - an `ACT_BOUNDED` scope reaches its stop condition;
370
- - no execution-bearing bounded activity is authorized;
371
- - Workflow reaches a Supported Exit.
164
+ Beyond permitted routing, instructional reads, and view-local context operations, direct Coordinator environment work requires both inseparable judgment/action and a concrete material loss from delegation. Task size, convenience, fewer switches, preference for the stronger model, or failed recovery is insufficient.
372
165
 
373
- Automatic routing remains available for another covered execution need. When Cognitive Routing is inactive or control is Manual, this automatic protocol does not apply.
166
+ Synthesis may qualify when the requested artifact is the governing judgment itself and a decision-complete contract would already contain essentially the artifact. Sensitive result-by-result intervention may also qualify. Separable gathering, routine checking, and ordinary implementation remain delegated.
374
167
 
375
- Do not:
168
+ Before acting, state ACT_BOUNDED with the scope, expected result, existing authority, stop condition, inseparable judgment, and delegation loss. Stay within it; end on completion, interruption, context loss, changed applicability, or before delegating again. It grants no permission and does not create, transfer, or close routing responsibility.
376
169
 
377
- - let Automatic Reasoning perform direct execution outside `ACT_BOUNDED`;
378
- - let Automatic Standard begin execution without an active contract or conduct substantive user-facing interaction outside transfer control text;
379
- - let Standard settle unresolved material judgment or decide whether Reasoning is needed;
380
- - turn a profile into a new owner or treat profile capability as authority;
381
- - treat Yield as an open boundary or `RETURN` as boundary closure;
382
- - create a boundary per tool call, correction, or self-review;
383
- - keep a boundary across distinct bounded activities;
384
- - close an unsupported boundary to avoid resolving it;
385
- - use `ACT_BOUNDED` for ordinary work, convenience, or transition avoidance;
386
- - continue an unclear or repeated correction loop;
387
- - hide transfer meaning in private reasoning.
170
+ Stop applying the automatic split when control becomes Manual or routing becomes inactive. Preserve unfinished responsibility honestly and follow ordinary Workflow.
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6
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7
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8
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9
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10
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11
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86
86
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87
87
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88
88
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89
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89
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90
+ "handler": "freeflow",
91
+ "kind": "cognitive-routing-control",
92
+ "piOnly": true
93
+ },
94
+ {
95
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90
96
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91
97
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92
98
  "piOnly": true
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2
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3
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4
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5
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1
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2
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+ export function main() {
4
+ runSessionStartAdapter({
5
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6
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7
+ formatOutput: ({ eventName, additionalContext }) => ({
8
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9
+ hookEventName: eventName,
10
+ additionalContext,
11
+ },
12
+ }),
13
+ });
14
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+ if (isMainModule(import.meta.url)) runSafely(main);
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2
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+ export function main() {
4
+ runSessionStartAdapter({
5
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6
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7
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8
+ hookSpecificOutput: {
9
+ hookEventName: eventName,
10
+ additionalContext,
11
+ },
12
+ }),
13
+ });
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+ }
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+ if (isMainModule(import.meta.url)) runSafely(main);