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package/assets/docs/workflows/projects/implementation-execution.md

@@ -1,454 +1,208 @@
 ---
 title: Implementation Execution
-description: 'Phase coordination, exact task-worker dispatch, named maximum ceilings, reviews, bounded fixes, plan-declared parallel worktrees, and resumption in oat-project-implement.'
+description: How OAT executes plans with root-owned phase agents, independent phase review, bounded fixes, and worktree fan-out.
 ---
 
 # Implementation Execution
 
-This page describes how `oat-project-implement` executes a plan after planning
-has established a complete ordered candidate ladder and a project named
-ceiling.
+`oat-project-implement` owns the project lifecycle. It dispatches one phase
+implementer per phase, validates that agent's task commits, dispatches the
+independent phase reviewer, routes blocking findings back to the phase agent,
+and updates project state.
 
 ## Quick Look
 
-- **Phase boundary:** one phase coordinator owns dependency order, integration,
-  and the phase summary.
-- **Task boundary:** the coordinator dispatches one exact task worker per task.
-  Each worker receives one bounded Task Scope and creates one verified commit.
-- **Named maximum:** a project or narrower phase named ceiling is a maximum over
-  configured candidates, not an exact model-family preference.
-- **Serial worktree rule:** task workers run serially in the same worktree.
-  Parallelism is limited to plan-declared phase worktrees.
-- **Fail closed:** a missing, above-ceiling, or uninvokable managed candidate
-  blocks. OAT does not substitute the coordinator target, a base role, or a
-  provider default.
-
-## Execution Layers
-
-### Reusable dispatch boundary
-
-OAT ships two internal contracts for lifecycle skills that need subagents:
-
-- `oat-project-dispatch-subagents` translates resolved project, phase/task,
-  gate, write-boundary, commit, and worktree policy into a generic dispatch
-  request.
-- `oat-dispatch-subagents` performs provider-neutral capability and
-  authorization checks, catalog-aware selection, launch evidence, and
-  recovery.
-
-The project adapter composes with the general engine; the engine never reads
-project state. Lifecycle callers remain responsible for phase scheduling,
-task boundaries, review and fix-loop policy, project artifacts, commits, and
-worktree fan-in. This is the extension contract for lifecycle dispatch—not a
-license for the general engine to mutate project bookkeeping or reinterpret
-worker results. Individual lifecycle skills may adopt the contract
-incrementally; their own reviewed process contracts remain authoritative until
-that wiring is explicit.
-
-### Orchestrator
-
-The root `oat-project-implement` workflow resolves project state, chooses Tier
-1 or Tier 2 mechanics, builds the phase schedule, dispatches coordinators and
-reviewers, owns the review/fix loop, updates artifacts, and performs worktree
-fan-in.
-
-### Phase coordinator
-
-A Phase Scope selects coordinator mode in `oat-phase-implementer`. The
-coordinator reads the phase artifacts once, retains task dependency order,
-selects one exact configured target for each task, waits for and verifies every
-worker result and commit, then performs phase-wide integration verification and
-self-review.
-
-The coordinator must not implement ordinary plan tasks itself. Its execution
-target is not a task target and cannot be reused as a fallback.
-
-### Task worker
-
-A Task Scope selects worker mode in the same canonical agent instructions. The
-worker implements exactly one task, runs that task's verification, creates one
-commit, returns a compact result, and stops. It does not dispatch another worker
-or coordinate the phase.
-
-This dual-mode contract lets every materialized Codex
-`oat-phase-implementer-<model>-<effort>` role act as either the coordinator or
-the exact bounded worker without recursive coordinator dispatch.
-
-## Tier Selection
-
-At skill start, OAT detects whether the host can run the coordinator,
-task-worker, and reviewer routes:
-
-- **Tier 1:** native provider subagent dispatch.
-- **Tier 2:** guarded sequential coordinator mechanics when native role
-  selection is unavailable.
-
-Tier 2 does not authorize inline task implementation by the coordinator. A
-managed task still requires an exact registered role, an exact provider model
-argument, or a fresh Codex child pinned to the resolver-returned model and
-effort. If the current context cannot dispatch that worker, implementation
-blocks.
-
-Codex may require one explicit authorization prompt for multi-agent dispatch.
-That approval covers coordinators, task workers, and reviewers for the run. Tier
-mechanics remain locked after selection; they never change the target contract.
-
-## Dispatch Readiness
-
-Planning through spec-driven, quick-start, import-plan, or provider-plan-via-
-import performs the same readiness setup:
-
-1. Inspect the effective ordered candidate ladders.
-2. If incomplete, show the complete bundled recommendation and ask whether
-   `--shared`, `--local`, or `--user` should own adoption.
-3. Recheck after non-destructive adoption. Remaining gaps block readiness.
-4. Record the active project named maximum in project `state.md`, not user
-   config.
-5. Optionally record a narrower phase named maximum in plan Dispatch Profile.
-
-See [Dispatch Policy](dispatch-ceiling.md) for ladder shapes and ownership.
-
-### Validating plan metadata
-
-Before building the phase schedule, implementation validates plan parallelism:
-
-```bash
-oat project validate-plan --project-path .oat/projects/shared/example
+- **Phase boundary:** one phase implementer directly executes every planned task
+  in dependency order.
+- **Task boundary:** each task still produces exactly one bounded, verified
+  commit.
+- **Review boundary:** the root dispatches one independent reviewer after the
+  phase report.
+- **Fix boundary:** blocking findings return to the original phase handle when
+  possible.
+- **Optional nesting:** a phase agent may dispatch bounded recon, fanout, or
+  specialist work when that materially helps. Ordinary tasks do not require a
+  third tier.
+- **Parallelism:** plan-declared phases may run concurrently in separate
+  worktrees. Tasks inside one phase remain serial.
+
+Tasks execute serially in one worktree for the phase.
+
+```mermaid
+flowchart LR
+  Root["Project root\nlifecycle owner"] --> P["Phase implementer\none per phase"]
+  P --> T1["Task 1\nbounded commit"]
+  P --> T2["Task 2\nbounded commit"]
+  P -. optional benefit-driven .-> N["Recon / specialist child"]
+
+  P --> Report["Phase report\nverification + commits"]
+  Report --> Root
+  Root --> R["Independent phase reviewer"]
+  R -->|pass| Book["Bookkeeping + next phase"]
+  R -->|blocking findings| Fix["Resume phase implementer\nbounded fix scope"]
+  Fix --> R2["Fresh root-owned review round"]
 ```
 
-The command rejects malformed groups, unknown phase IDs, duplicate membership,
-and singleton groups. Invalid metadata blocks execution rather than silently
-falling back to a different schedule.
+## Ownership
 
-Before phase work, implementation runs provider preflight:
+### Project root
 
-```bash
-oat project dispatch-ceiling resolve \
-  --provider <active-provider> \
-  --preflight \
-  --json
-```
+The root:
 
-An unresolved non-interactive preflight blocks. Managed `Uncapped` and
-`Inherit Host Defaults` are explicit modes; omitted policy state is not an
-implicit fallback.
+- resolves the active project, execution tier, dispatch policy, and phase
+  schedule;
+- selects and launches the phase implementer;
+- validates the phase report, commit range, file boundaries, and worktree
+  cleanliness;
+- selects and launches the phase reviewer;
+- owns retry limits, review disposition, worktree fan-in, HiLL checkpoints, and
+  tracking-artifact commits; and
+- runs external phase gates and final closeout.
 
-For a managed Codex implementer, preflight also resolves the effective
-`agents.max_depth`. Native `root (0) → phase coordinator (1) → task worker (2)`
-execution requires a depth of at least `2`. Missing, invalid, or lower values
-block before dispatch and identify the owning scope:
+The root does not implement phase tasks while an accepted phase launch owns
+that scope.
 
-- Project scope: run `oat sync --scope project`
-- User scope: run `oat sync --scope user`
-- Single-role repair: rerun `oat providers codex materialize` with the required
-  agent name, model, effort, and matching scope
+### Phase implementer
 
-Project preflight may inherit a valid higher user depth, but remediation never
-writes across the project/user boundary.
+The phase implementer receives one `Phase Scope`, reads the relevant artifacts
+once, and directly executes each task in plan order. For every task it:
 
-## Resolve the Effective Named Maximum
+1. records the pre-task HEAD;
+2. implements only the declared task files;
+3. runs task verification;
+4. self-checks requirements and scope before commit;
+5. creates exactly one task commit; and
+6. verifies the commit, file boundary, tests, and clean worktree.
 
-For each phase, the orchestrator determines the task maximum:
+After all tasks, it runs phase-wide verification and returns a compact report.
+It does not dispatch the phase reviewer or mutate project bookkeeping.
 
-1. Read project `state.md:oat_dispatch_policy.policy`.
-2. Read the phase's optional Dispatch Profile row.
-3. An explicit `economy`, `balanced`, `high`, or `frontier` phase value narrows
-   the project maximum and records `task_ceiling_source: phase`.
-4. Blank, absent, or `auto` uses the project maximum and records
-   `task_ceiling_source: project`.
-5. Reject an unknown phase tier or one above the project maximum.
+### Phase reviewer
 
-Under a High maximum, configured Economy, Balanced, and High candidates remain
-eligible. Different tasks in the same phase can therefore use different lower
-candidates without changing project state.
+The root sends the reviewer a fresh scope containing the authoritative phase
+commit range, task IDs and boundaries, project artifacts, and verification
+evidence. The review passes with zero Critical and zero Important findings.
+Medium and Minor findings are recorded without blocking the phase.
 
 ## Phase Scope
 
-The orchestrator sends one coordinator a Phase Scope:
+The root supplies one scope for the whole phase:
 
 ```yaml
 project: .oat/projects/shared/example
-phase: p02
+phase_id: p02
 mode: implement
 artifact_paths:
   plan: .oat/projects/shared/example/plan.md
   design: .oat/projects/shared/example/design.md
+  spec: .oat/projects/shared/example/spec.md
   implementation: .oat/projects/shared/example/implementation.md
-workflow_mode: quick
-active_provider: codex
-project_ceiling_tier: high
-phase_ceiling_tier: balanced
-task_ceiling_tier: balanced
-task_ceiling_source: phase
+workflow_mode: spec-driven
+phase_base_head: abc123
+worktree: /path/to/p02-worktree
 commit_convention: 'feat({scope}): {description}'
-coordinator_target: oat-phase-implementer-gpt-5-6-terra-high
-```
-
-The coordinator target starts the coordinator only. It is never inherited by a
-task.
-
-## Per-Task Selection
-
-For every task in dependency order, the coordinator classifies only that
-bounded task, chooses one exact candidate at or below the named maximum, and
-calls the resolver with invocation-only `--ceiling-tier`.
-
-```bash
-# Codex
-oat project dispatch-ceiling resolve \
-  --provider codex \
-  --role implementer \
-  --ceiling-tier balanced \
-  --candidate-model gpt-5.6-terra \
-  --candidate-effort medium \
-  --project-path .oat/projects/shared/example \
-  --json
-
-# Claude
-oat project dispatch-ceiling resolve \
-  --provider claude \
-  --role implementer \
-  --ceiling-tier balanced \
-  --candidate-model sonnet \
-  --json
-
-# Cursor
-oat project dispatch-ceiling resolve \
-  --provider cursor \
-  --role implementer \
-  --ceiling-tier balanced \
-  --candidate-model 'opaque:model/balanced [v2]' \
-  --json
-```
-
-The override accepts `economy`, `balanced`, `high`, or `frontier`. It applies
-only to that resolver call and never writes config or project state. JSON
-reports `source: invocation` while `providers.<provider>.cellSource` identifies
-the config layer that owns the candidate.
-
-The coordinator requires the requested candidate, `selection.candidateTier`,
-`selection.ceilingTier`, exact target, and dispatch arguments to agree. A
-candidate above the maximum or absent from the configured ladder blocks.
-
-## Exact Provider Invocation
-
-Build the complete host payload before writing dispatch logs:
-
-- **Codex:** use `providers.codex.dispatchArgs.variant` as the actual
-  `agent_type`. An accepted launch with that exact materialized role is
-  authoritative evidence of the configured invocation for coordinators and
-  task workers. A fresh Codex child pinned to `selection.target.model` and
-  `selection.target.effort` is permitted only after an actual native
-  role-selection rejection; missing self-reporting or model/effort telemetry
-  does not justify the fallback. An accepted child, including one that later
-  returns `BLOCKED`, is a task outcome and never triggers another pinned-child
-  fallback.
-- **Claude:** pass `providers.claude.dispatchArgs.model` as the actual Task
-  `model`. Its separate effort axis is `not-applicable`.
-- **Cursor:** pass `providers.cursor.dispatchArgs.model` byte-for-byte as the
-  actual invocation model. The string is opaque; do not normalize it or infer
-  family, effort, cost, or capability from its spelling. That opaque value is
-  the enforced model argument.
-
-If exact controls cannot be applied, fail closed. A transient retry reuses the
-same complete provider payload. Substantive escalation re-resolves another
-configured candidate within the same named maximum and bounded retry budget.
-
-## Dispatch Reports During Execution
-
-Every implementation, fix, and review resolver call supplies explicit report
-context:
-
-```text
---report-scope <phase-or-task> --report-action <implementation|fix|review>
-```
-
-The completed JSON must contain `dispatchReport.schemaVersion: 1` before the
-provider invocation begins. The coordinator reads the requested candidate,
-candidate tier, ceiling, exact selected target, requested controls, configured
-defaults, and runtime identity from that report as distinct fields. It does not
-infer any of them from a materialized role name or opaque Cursor string.
-
-The human dispatch block is rendered from the report. The formal `Dispatch:`
-line is a compatibility view derived from the same report through the dispatch
-stamp adapter. It is not a second schema and must not be assembled by hand.
-Configured defaults and configured gate invocation remain distinct from runtime
-identity; when runtime identity is not observed, the report says so without
-weakening exact requested model or effort controls.
-
-After constructing the complete payload, the launcher records the selected
-target and requested model/effort controls in the report. Those configured
-invocation fields are launcher-owned and derive from resolver output plus the
-actual payload; worker output cannot populate or overwrite them. Optional
-coordinator or worker self-report remains non-authoritative runtime evidence.
-Runtime attestation, when available, is separate host-generated metadata rather
-than an agent claim.
-
-## Task Scope and Commit Verification
-
-Each worker receives only one task:
-
-```yaml
-mode: task-worker
-task_id: p02-t03
-task_name: Add correlation validation
-task_plan: |
-  Implement only p02-t03 using its RED/GREEN steps.
-file_boundary:
-  - packages/cli/src/commands/gate/index.ts
-  - packages/cli/src/commands/gate/index.test.ts
-verification:
-  - pnpm --filter @open-agent-toolkit/cli exec vitest run src/commands/gate/index.test.ts
-commit_convention: 'feat(gate): validate correlation'
-ceiling_tier: balanced
-ceiling_source: phase
-dispatch_target: oat-phase-implementer-gpt-5-6-terra-medium
-dispatch_args:
-  agent_type: oat-phase-implementer-gpt-5-6-terra-medium
-```
-
-The Task Scope never contains the whole phase task list. Before dispatch, the
-coordinator records `PRE_TASK_HEAD`. After the worker returns, it verifies:
-
-- returned task ID and terminal result
-- verification status
-- reported commit equals current `HEAD`
-- exactly one new commit follows `PRE_TASK_HEAD`
-- changed paths stay inside `file_boundary`
-- the worktree is clean
-
-Only then does it select the next candidate. Workers run one at a time,
-serially in the same worktree.
-
-## Phase Integration and Review
-
-After all task commits are verified, the coordinator runs phase-wide
-verification and integration self-review without editing ordinary task files.
-Its summary records each task's exact target, result, commit, and verification.
-
-The root orchestrator then dispatches the phase reviewer:
-
-- A capped managed reviewer uses the final candidate at its configured review
-  ceiling.
-- Codex uses the exact materialized reviewer role or a fresh pinned child.
-- Claude and Cursor bind the exact resolver-returned model argument.
-- Managed `Uncapped` and explicit inherit/default retain their documented base
-  reviewer behavior.
-- Timeout retries preserve the exact role or complete model payload.
-
-Inline review is allowed only with verified equivalent current-host model and
-effort controls. That exception is limited to explicit inherit or
-managed-uncapped base-role behavior; capped managed review never downgrades
-inline. If a review timeout occurs, retry once with the same exact role or
-pinned model payload. If exact dispatch still cannot conclude, fail closed and
-block.
-
-The review commit range is authoritative. Zero Critical and zero Important
-findings pass; otherwise the bounded fix loop begins.
-
-## Bounded Fix Loop
-
-`oat_orchestration_retry_limit` defaults to `2` and accepts `0` through `5`.
-For each retry:
-
-1. Group findings into bounded one-task fix scopes.
-2. Reuse the phase coordinator in fix mode.
-3. Resolve one exact candidate per fix under the same named maximum.
-4. Dispatch and verify one fix worker at a time.
-5. Re-dispatch the reviewer over the updated range.
-
-The coordinator does not apply fixes itself. Retry exhaustion stops sequential
-execution; in a parallel phase group, the failed phase is excluded and its
-worktree is preserved for diagnosis.
-
-## Plan-Declared Parallelism
-
-Parallelism applies across independent phases, not tasks in one worktree:
-
-```yaml
-oat_plan_parallel_groups: [['p02', 'p03'], ['p04', 'p05']]
+request_id: dispatch-unique-id
+dispatch_target: oat-phase-implementer-gpt-5-6-terra-high
+selection_reason: native-catalog
+candidates_considered:
+  - oat-phase-implementer-gpt-5-6-terra-high
 ```
 
-- One worktree and one coordinator are created per phase.
-- Coordinators in separate declared worktrees may run concurrently.
-- Every coordinator still dispatches its task workers serially.
-- Phases outside groups run sequentially in plan order.
-- Groups themselves fan in before the next group starts.
-
-### Parallel group flow
-
-1. Bootstrap each worktree with `oat-worktree-bootstrap-auto` from the current
-   orchestration HEAD.
-2. Verify every worktree HEAD before dispatch. Any bootstrap/base mismatch
-   degrades the whole group to sequential target-preserving execution.
-3. Dispatch one phase coordinator per worktree.
-4. Wait for terminal phase results.
-5. Merge passing phases back in plan order with integration verification after
-   each merge.
-6. Preserve excluded worktrees and record them in Outstanding Items.
-7. Clean merged worktrees, commit bookkeeping, then evaluate HiLL checkpoints.
-
-If merge and cherry-pick both conflict, the orchestrator dispatches a bounded
-conflict-resolution subagent. It does not resolve the conflict in the root
-context. An unresolved or verification-failing conflict stops fan-in.
-
-## Phase Review Gate and HiLL
-
-Phase gate review is independent from HiLL: a configured passing gate continues
-automatically, while a HiLL checkpoint pauses for human approval. For the final
-phase, approval-aware post-implementation sequences run pre-approval work only
-after final review and post-approval work only after the recorded approval.
-
-After standard review passes and bookkeeping is committed, an enabled
-`oat_phase_review_gate` may run a target-neutral external review for the phase.
-Passing artifacts are still received for durable disposition; blocking
-findings return through the bounded fix loop. Reusable lifecycle gate commands
-declare the project but do not pin a provider target.
-
-HiLL pauses remain phase boundaries. They run only after the phase or parallel
-group is integrated, reviewed, and tracked.
-
-## Dry Run
-
-```bash
-oat-project-implement --dry-run
+The phase target controls the phase agent. It does not require the same target
+for optional nested work or review. Those launches resolve independently under
+their own role policy.
+
+## Dispatch Ceilings
+
+A project or phase named ceiling is a maximum over the configured ordered
+candidate ladder, not a fixed family preference. The root selects one exact
+phase implementer target at or below that maximum. Review selection uses the
+configured review ceiling, not a narrower phase task ceiling.
+The root passes the recorded phase maximum through invocation-only
+`--ceiling-tier`; it does not rewrite layered configuration.
+
+Optional nested work also resolves an exact bounded target. If no nested work is
+needed, OAT does not probe or require third-tier capacity.
+
+Provider controls remain exact: Codex uses
+`providers.codex.dispatchArgs.variant`, Claude uses
+`providers.claude.dispatchArgs.model`, and Cursor treats
+`providers.cursor.dispatchArgs.model` as an opaque, byte-for-byte enforced model
+argument.
+For Cursor, opaque selection is enforced as a byte-for-byte model arg.
+
+See [Dispatch Policy](dispatch-ceiling.md) for configuration and
+[Orchestration Model](orchestration-model.md) for the complete role map.
+
+## Fix Continuity
+
+When review finds Critical or Important issues, the root resumes the original
+phase handle in `fix` mode with:
+
+- the review artifact and bounded findings;
+- the previous phase report;
+- the original dispatch `request_id`; and
+- a continuation event.
+
+If a successfully completed phase handle is unavailable, the root may launch at
+most one fresh phase agent with the same exact target and bounded fix scope.
+The new dispatch record links to the original `request_id` through the existing
+`continuation_events` field. This is a new fix scope, not replacement of an
+accepted failed launch and not a new schema version.
+
+```mermaid
+sequenceDiagram
+  participant Root
+  participant Phase as Phase implementer
+  participant Review as Phase reviewer
+
+  Root->>Phase: Phase Scope (request_id=A)
+  Phase-->>Root: DONE + task commits
+  Root->>Review: Review phase commit range
+  Review-->>Root: Critical / Important findings
+  Root->>Phase: Resume A in fix mode
+  Phase-->>Root: Fix commit + verification
+  Root->>Review: New independent review round
+  Review-->>Root: Pass
 ```
 
-Dry-run performs preflight and plan validation, resolves the phase schedule and
-named maxima, and prints planned coordinator/worktree routing. It does not
-dispatch coordinators or workers, create worktrees, or modify files.
+## Parallel Phase Groups
 
-## Resumption
+For a plan-declared parallel group, the root:
 
-On re-invocation:
+1. records the orchestration HEAD;
+2. creates one worktree per phase through `oat-worktree-bootstrap-auto`;
+3. verifies ownership registration and the expected base;
+4. dispatches one phase implementer per worktree concurrently;
+5. owns each phase review and fix loop;
+6. merges passing phases in plan order;
+7. runs integration verification after each merge; and
+8. cleans merged worktrees.
 
-1. Read `implementation.md`, `plan.md`, and `state.md`.
-2. Advance a stale pointer to the first incomplete task.
-3. Cross-check the latest bookkeeping commit with Git.
-4. Resume an incomplete coordinator at the next unverified task commit.
-5. Re-dispatch a missing phase reviewer for the current committed phase range.
-6. Report leftover parallel worktrees before resuming or cleaning them.
+Containment, ownership, base, or fixture-readiness failure in smoke mode aborts
+the run. It never authorizes replacement or sequential degradation.
 
-The one-task commit boundary lets resumption distinguish completed work from an
-unverified worker return without rerunning the whole phase.
+## Codex Depth
 
-## State and Artifact Updates
+Default execution needs the root-to-phase-agent depth. `agents.max_depth >= 2`
+is useful capability for optional phase-agent nesting, but it is not a default
+topology preflight requirement. OAT may still materialize a higher depth floor
+so recon or specialist fanout is available when justified.
 
-After a phase or parallel group completes, `oat-project-implement` updates:
+## Accepted Launches
 
-- `implementation.md`: task outcomes, exact targets, commits, verification,
-  phase summary, review results, and deviations
-- `plan.md`: task status and review lifecycle
-- `state.md`: current task, last commit, phase status, and timestamp
+Once a launch is accepted, its terminal result is authoritative. Timeout,
+interruption, `BLOCKED`, or missing self-report does not authorize a replacement
+route. Only explicit pre-start rejection can select another route.
 
-It creates a separate bookkeeping commit after implementation commits. Legacy
-`oat_execution_mode: subagent-driven` is ignored and removed on the next write.
+The exception is `invalid-run-abort`: external containment or integrity
+evidence proves the whole run invalid, so the runner cancels owned handles and
+stops without treating cancellation as a child outcome.
 
 ## Related
 
-- [Dispatch Policy](dispatch-ceiling.md) - candidate ladders, named maxima, and
-  exact provider resolution.
-- [Lifecycle](lifecycle.md) - implementation in the full project flow.
-- [Artifacts](artifacts.md) - plan/state shapes and parallel groups.
-- [Reviews](reviews.md) - standard and external phase reviews.
-- [HiLL Checkpoints](hill-checkpoints.md) - phase pause semantics.
+- [Orchestration Model](orchestration-model.md)
+- [Dispatch Policy](dispatch-ceiling.md)
+- [Review Flavors](review-flavors.md)
+- [Programmatic Execution](programmatic-execution.md)
+- [Evidence Layers](evidence-layers.md)

package/assets/docs/workflows/projects/index.md

@@ -15,6 +15,10 @@ Projects are where the workflow layer becomes concrete: lifecycle phases, `state
 - [Design Modes](design-modes.md) - How full design balances collaborative, selective collaborative, and draft-and-review interaction.
 - [HiLL Checkpoints](hill-checkpoints.md) - Human-in-the-Loop Lifecycle configuration and approval behavior.
 - [Dispatch Policy](dispatch-ceiling.md) - Managed capped tiers, managed Uncapped, Inherit Host Defaults, and provider-specific enforcement.
+- [Orchestration Model](orchestration-model.md) - The layered dispatch model: roles, selection flow, and per-harness topology.
+- [Review Flavors](review-flavors.md) - The four review flavors and who resolves each one's target.
+- [Evidence Layers](evidence-layers.md) - The three-layer dispatch evidence model behind records and smoke verification.
+- [Programmatic Execution](programmatic-execution.md) - Per-harness headless/CLI execution surfaces and where OAT uses them.
 - [Project Artifacts](artifacts.md) - What lives in `state.md`, `discovery.md`, `plan.md`, `implementation.md`, and related files.
 - [Implementation Execution](implementation-execution.md) - Phase dispatch, runtime selection, review/fix loop, and dry-run behavior.
 - [Project Splitting](splitting.md) - How broad discoveries or brainstorms become coordination parents and child projects.
@@ -48,6 +52,10 @@ This sub-section is the deep technical surface for how tracked OAT projects exec
 - [Design Modes](design-modes.md) - How full design balances collaborative, selective collaborative, and draft-and-review interaction.
 - [HiLL Checkpoints](hill-checkpoints.md) - Human-in-the-Loop Lifecycle configuration and approval behavior.
 - [Dispatch Policy](dispatch-ceiling.md) - Managed capped tiers, managed Uncapped, Inherit Host Defaults, legacy dispatch-ceiling compatibility, and provider-specific enforcement.
+- [Orchestration Model](orchestration-model.md) - The layered dispatch model: roles, selection flow, and per-harness topology.
+- [Review Flavors](review-flavors.md) - The four review flavors and who resolves each one's target.
+- [Evidence Layers](evidence-layers.md) - The three-layer dispatch evidence model behind records and smoke verification.
+- [Programmatic Execution](programmatic-execution.md) - Per-harness headless/CLI execution surfaces and where OAT uses them.
 - [Artifacts](artifacts.md) - What lives in `state.md`, `discovery.md`, `plan.md`, `implementation.md`, and related files.
 - [Project Splitting](splitting.md) - How broad discoveries or brainstorms become coordination parents and child projects.
 - [State Machine](state-machine.md) - Lifecycle and review status transitions across a project.