@margay/ccl-core 1.4.0-beta.0 → 1.4.1-beta-duo.0

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@@ -162,6 +162,33 @@ defines these public command families:
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  Use `/help` in the TUI for command availability in the current build.
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+ ### Duo collaboration (development branch)
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+ Use `/duo-agent` (alias `/duo`) to enter standby, then configure
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+ `/duo --reviewer-model <fixed-model-id>` and provide a task. Duo supports code,
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+ plans and documents, with independent review, executor counter-review and user
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+ pause/resume controls. See the [Duo guide](docs/ccl-duo-agent.md) for examples.
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+ Runtime acceptance is in progress; the installed CLI has not been updated.
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+ ### Lightweight peer development and review
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+ Select an explicit developer model with `/model`, then start a pair:
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+ ```text
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+ /buddy --peer-review --reviewer-model <reviewer-model-id> <development goal>
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+ ```
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+ The developer and reviewer keep separate contexts and use the existing Team
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+ messages. The reviewer tests an independent copy of each submission; only its
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+ approval of the current content completes the protected task. Disagreements,
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+ cancellation and exhausted limits remain unfinished. Both models are fixed for
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+ the pair; automatic routing aliases are rejected. Ordinary `/buddy` and Team
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+ usage remain available.
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+ The current mode requires a Git working directory and runs in one CCL interface.
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+ Copies isolate normal test output, not hostile same-user shell commands. See
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+ [usage and limitations](docs/peer-development-review.md).
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  ## Models And Routing
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  CCL accepts model aliases such as `sonnet` or `opus` and gateway model names such