@tekyzinc/gsd-t 3.29.11 → 4.0.12

package/commands/gsd-t-execute.md

@@ -1,984 +1,67 @@
-# GSD-T: Execute — Run Domain Tasks (Solo or Parallel)
+# GSD-T: Execute — Run Domain Tasks
 
-You are the lead agent coordinating task execution across domains. Choose solo or team mode based on the plan.
+You are the lead agent. Execute the current milestone by invoking the canonical Workflow script at `templates/workflows/gsd-t-execute.workflow.js`.
 
-## Argument Parsing
+## What this command does
 
-Parse `$ARGUMENTS` before doing any work. M43 D4 removed the `--watch` opt-out; `--in-session`/`--headless` were never shipped. Under `.gsd-t/contracts/headless-default-contract.md` **v2.0.0** every command spawns — the dialog channel is reserved for the `/gsd` router's exploratory turns and is upstream of this command. Any legacy `--watch` token in `$ARGUMENTS` is accepted but ignored (printed as a single stderr deprecation line by the spawn primitive).
-
-## Spawn Primitive — Always Headless (M43 D4, v2.0.0)
-
-Per `.gsd-t/contracts/headless-default-contract.md` v2.0.0. Every Task-subagent spawn below goes headless unconditionally. Classification is kept only for downstream logging:
-
-- `spawnType: 'primary'` — domain task-dispatcher (Step 3 fresh-dispatch)
-- `spawnType: 'validation'` — Step 2 QA, Step 5.25 Design Verification, Step 5.5 Red Team, Step 7 doc-ripple
-
-**Spawn path** (unconditional):
-
-```bash
-SESSION=$(node -e "
-const has = require('./bin/headless-auto-spawn.cjs');
-const r = has.autoSpawnHeadless({
-  command: 'gsd-t-execute',
-  args: [], // optional per-spawn args
-  projectDir: process.cwd(),
-  spawnType: '{primary|validation}',
-  sessionContext: { step: '{step-id}', domain: '{domain-name}', task: '{task-id}' }
-});
-process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify(r));
-")
-echo "⚙ [${MODEL:-sonnet}] gsd-t-execute → ${DESC:-subagent} (headless)"
-```
-
-Then `bin/check-headless-sessions.js printBannerIfAny()` surfaces the completion on the next user message.
-
-## Model Assignment
-
-Per `.gsd-t/contracts/model-selection-contract.md` v1.0.0. Selection is deterministic via `bin/model-selector.js` — never runtime-overridden by context pressure.
-
-- **Default**: `sonnet` — routine task execution (`selectModel({phase: "execute"})`). Sonnet is the M35 routine tier.
-- **Mechanical subroutines** (demote to `haiku`):
-  - Test runners (`selectModel({phase: "execute", task_type: "test_runner"})`)
-  - Branch guards (`selectModel({phase: "execute", task_type: "branch_guard"})`)
-  - File-existence checks (`selectModel({phase: "execute", task_type: "file_check"})`)
-- **QA subagent (Step 2)**: `sonnet` — evaluation needs judgment per M31 tier refinement (`selectModel({phase: "execute", task_type: "qa"})`).
-- **Red Team (Step 5.5)**: `opus` — adversarial reasoning benefits most from top tier (`selectModel({phase: "execute", task_type: "red_team"})`).
-- **Escalation points**: at any declared high-stakes sub-decision (cross-module refactor, contract design, security-boundary change), invoke the convention-based `/advisor` fallback from `bin/advisor-integration.js`. If the `/advisor` tool is unavailable, the caller proceeds at the assigned model and logs a missed escalation to `.gsd-t/token-log.md` (see `.gsd-t/M35-advisor-findings.md`). Never silently downgrade the model or skip Red Team / doc-ripple under context pressure — M35 removed that behavior.
-
-## Step 0.1: Verify Context Gate Readiness (MANDATORY — first thing in a fresh session)
-
-```bash
-node scripts/gsd-t-watch-state.js advance --agent-id "$GSD_T_AGENT_ID" --parent-id "${GSD_T_PARENT_AGENT_ID:-null}" --command gsd-t-execute --step 0 --step-label ".1: Verify Context Gate Readiness (MANDATORY — first thing in a fresh session)" 2>/dev/null || true
-```
-
-Run via Bash:
-
-```bash
-node -e "const tb = require('./bin/token-budget.cjs'); const s = tb.getSessionStatus('.'); console.log(JSON.stringify(s));"
-```
-
-This calls `getSessionStatus()` (v2.0.0) which reads `.gsd-t/.context-meter-state.json` produced by the Context Meter PostToolUse hook. If the state file is fresh (timestamp within 5 min), you get real `pct` and `threshold` values; if missing or stale, the call falls back to the historical heuristic from `.gsd-t/token-log.md`.
-
-Use the returned `threshold` as the gate signal for the rest of this run. The gate logic is in Step 3.5; do NOT skip it. If the Context Meter hook isn't installed (`.gsd-t/.context-meter-state.json` missing and doctor reports it), run `gsd-t doctor` to diagnose — the gate still works via the heuristic fallback but real-time readings give much better guardrails.
-
-Why: every `/gsd-t-execute` invocation is a fresh orchestrator session and needs a current reading of context utilization before spawning any subagents. The authoritative source is the Context Meter state file; the fallback keeps the gate functional on projects that haven't installed the hook yet.
-
-## Step 1: Load State
-
-```bash
-node scripts/gsd-t-watch-state.js advance --agent-id "$GSD_T_AGENT_ID" --parent-id "${GSD_T_PARENT_AGENT_ID:-null}" --command gsd-t-execute --step 1 --step-label "Load State" 2>/dev/null || true
-```
-
-Read:
-1. `CLAUDE.md` — check for **Branch Guard** (`Expected branch` field)
-2. `.gsd-t/progress.md`
-3. `.gsd-t/contracts/` — all contracts
-4. `.gsd-t/contracts/integration-points.md` — dependency graph
-5. `.gsd-t/domains/*/tasks.md` — all task lists
-
-**Branch check (before any work):**
-Run `git branch --show-current`. If CLAUDE.md declares an expected branch and you're on a different branch, STOP and warn the user. Do NOT execute tasks on the wrong branch.
-
-Identify:
-- Which tasks are already complete (check progress.md)
-- Which tasks are unblocked (no pending dependencies)
-- Which tasks are blocked (waiting on checkpoints)
-
-<!-- M55-D5: preflight + brief wire-in -->
-**M55 Preflight + Context-Brief (mandatory before fan-out):**
-
-Once per execute invocation, before spawning ANY worker subagent:
-
-1. Run state preflight:
-   ```bash
-   gsd-t preflight --json > /tmp/gsd-t-preflight.json || true
-   ```
-   If exit code is `4`, STOP. Read `/tmp/gsd-t-preflight.json`, surface the failed
-   `severity:"error"` checks (wrong branch, occupied port, etc.) to the user, and
-   do NOT spawn any workers. The verify-gate (Track 1) will hard-fail the same
-   way at verify time — fail-early here saves the round-trip.
-
-2. For each domain `D` about to receive a worker spawn, generate a context brief
-   ONCE per domain per spawn (replaces 30–60k context re-read with ≤2,500-token
-   JSON snapshot — M55 charter Pattern B):
-   ```bash
-   SPAWN_ID="execute-${D}-$(date -u +%Y%m%dT%H%M%SZ)"
-   gsd-t brief --kind execute --domain "${D}" --spawn-id "${SPAWN_ID}" --out ".gsd-t/briefs/${SPAWN_ID}.json"
-   export BRIEF_PATH=".gsd-t/briefs/${SPAWN_ID}.json"
-   ```
-
-3. Pass `$BRIEF_PATH` into each worker's prompt scaffold so the worker greps the
-   brief instead of re-walking the repo. Workers receive the canonical
-   instruction "check the brief first" via the subagent protocols
-   (`templates/prompts/{qa,red-team,design-verify}-subagent.md`).
-
-The `.gsd-t/briefs/` directory is gitignored — briefs are per-spawn ephemera,
-not committed artifacts.
-
-## Step 1.5: Graph-Enhanced Domain Isolation Check (if available)
-
-```bash
-node scripts/gsd-t-watch-state.js advance --agent-id "$GSD_T_AGENT_ID" --parent-id "${GSD_T_PARENT_AGENT_ID:-null}" --command gsd-t-execute --step 1 --step-label ".5: Graph-Enhanced Domain Isolation Check (if available)" 2>/dev/null || true
-```
-
-If `.gsd-t/graph/meta.json` exists, run graph queries before execution begins:
-
-1. **Reindex** (if stale): `query('reindex', { force: false })` — ensure graph reflects current code
-2. **Domain boundary check**: For each domain about to execute, `query('getEntitiesByDomain', { domain })` — verify the domain's entities match its scope.md
-3. **Pre-execution snapshot**: Record entity counts per domain — after execution, compare to detect scope creep (domain agent modified entities outside its domain)
-4. **Cross-domain dependencies**: `query('getDomainBoundaryViolations', {})` — flag existing violations before work begins so they aren't confused with new violations introduced during execution
-
-After each domain completes, re-run `getDomainBoundaryViolations` and diff against pre-execution snapshot. If new violations appear, flag them immediately before proceeding to the next domain.
-
-## Step 2: QA Subagent
-
-```bash
-node scripts/gsd-t-watch-state.js advance --agent-id "$GSD_T_AGENT_ID" --parent-id "${GSD_T_PARENT_AGENT_ID:-null}" --command gsd-t-execute --step 2 --step-label "QA Subagent" 2>/dev/null || true
-```
-
-In solo mode, QA runs inside each domain subagent (see Step 3). In team mode, the lead spawns QA subagents at each domain checkpoint using the pattern below.
-
-**QA subagent prompt** — `spawnType: 'validation'` (always headless per headless-default-contract v2.0.0):
-```
-Task subagent (spawnType: validation, general-purpose, model: sonnet):
-"Run the full test suite for this project and report pass/fail counts.
-Read .gsd-t/contracts/ for contract definitions.
-Write edge case tests for any new code paths in this task: {task description}.
-Report: test pass/fail status and any coverage gaps found."
-```
-
-If QA found issues, append each to `.gsd-t/qa-issues.md` (create with header `| Date | Command | Step | Model | Duration(s) | Severity | Finding |` if missing):
-`| {DT_START} | gsd-t-execute | Step 2 | haiku | {DURATION}s | {severity} | {finding} |`
-
-## Step 3: Choose Execution Mode
-
-```bash
-node scripts/gsd-t-watch-state.js advance --agent-id "$GSD_T_AGENT_ID" --parent-id "${GSD_T_PARENT_AGENT_ID:-null}" --command gsd-t-execute --step 3 --step-label "Choose Execution Mode" 2>/dev/null || true
-```
-
-### Parallel Dispatch (MANDATORY — single instrument)
-
-Delegate the parallel-vs-sequential decision to `gsd-t parallel --command` — do NOT re-implement probe-and-branch logic here. The CLI is the single instrument per M44 D9 Step 3 (user directive: "create 1 instrument that accomplishes this instead of implementing it in all the commands").
-
-```bash
-node bin/gsd-t.js parallel --milestone {milestone} --command gsd-t-execute && exit 0 || true
-# Exit 0  → fan-out happened; N detached headless children are running
-#           disjoint task subsets. This agent is done.
-# Exit 2  → sequential (N<2 or gate veto). Fall through to Wave Scheduling below.
-# Exit 3+ → invalid/other; fall through to sequential.
-```
-
-The CLI internally runs `runDispatch()` which: (1) probes the planner via `runParallel({dryRun:true})`, (2) if `workerCount ≥ 2` with D4/D5/D6 gates green, partitions task ids round-robin and spawns N detached headless children via `autoSpawnHeadless()` — each gets `GSD_T_WORKER_TASK_IDS`/`_WORKER_INDEX`/`_WORKER_TOTAL` env vars so the child handles only its assigned subset, (3) else exits 2 so this agent falls through to the legacy single-worker path. Mode is auto-detected from `GSD_T_UNATTENDED=1`. No user prompt. No opt-out flag (parallel-when-safe + headless-when-possible are both the default per headless-default-contract v2.0.0).
-
-Contract: `.gsd-t/contracts/wave-join-contract.md` v1.1.0; `.gsd-t/contracts/headless-default-contract.md` v2.0.0.
-
-### Wave Scheduling (read first)
-
-Before choosing solo or team mode, read the `## Wave Execution Groups` section in `.gsd-t/contracts/integration-points.md` (added by the plan phase).
-
-**If wave groups are present**:
-- Execute wave-by-wave: complete all tasks in Wave 1 before starting Wave 2
-- Within each wave, tasks marked as parallel-safe can run concurrently (team mode) or be interleaved (solo mode)
-- At each wave boundary: run the CHECKPOINT — verify contract compliance — before proceeding
-- **Design Hierarchy Checkpoint** (when `.gsd-t/contracts/design/INDEX.md` exists):
-  At each wave boundary for design hierarchy waves (elements → widgets → pages):
-  - **After element wave**: For each built element component, verify it renders and matches
-    its element contract (chart type, dimensions, colors, props). Spot-check in a browser
-    or headless render. Any element that doesn't match its contract → fix before widget wave.
-  - **After widget wave**: For each built widget, verify it imports (not rebuilds) its element
-    components and assembles them per the widget contract layout. Check: does the widget
-    import from src/components/elements/? If it contains inline chart/card implementations
-    that duplicate element components → FAIL the checkpoint, fix before page wave.
-  - **After page wave**: Proceed to full Design Verification Agent (Step 5.25) for Figma comparison.
-  These checkpoints are MANDATORY gates — not advisory. The entire point of hierarchical
-  execution is that each layer is correct before the next layer builds on it.
-- File conflict detection: if two tasks in the same wave list the same file in their `scope.md` ownership, move one to the next wave
-
-**If no wave groups are defined** (older plans): fall back to the `Execution Order` list.
-
-### Solo Mode (default) — Domain Task-Dispatcher Pattern
-
-Each domain's work runs via a lightweight domain task-dispatcher. The dispatcher spawns one Task subagent PER TASK within that domain, giving each task a completely fresh context window with only the minimum required context. The orchestrator (this agent) stays lightweight — it only spawns dispatchers, collects summaries, verifies checkpoints, and updates progress.
-
-**Context provided to each task subagent (fresh-dispatch-contract.md payload):**
-- `scope.md` for the domain
-- Relevant contracts (only those referenced by the task)
-- The single task from `tasks.md`
-- Graph context for the task's files (if available)
-- Up to 5 prior task summaries (10-20 lines each, most recent first)
-- Past failure/learning entries for this domain (max 5 lines)
-
-**OBSERVABILITY LOGGING (MANDATORY) — wrap every task subagent spawn with `captureSpawn`:**
-
-Route the spawn through `bin/gsd-t-token-capture.cjs` so the real `usage` envelope is parsed. The wrapper owns banner + timing + envelope parse + row write + JSONL record. Example for a per-task dispatch:
+Replaces the M40-era orchestrator/worker/parallel/spawn-plan shell with a single deterministic Workflow:
 
 ```
-node -e "
-const { captureSpawn } = require('./bin/gsd-t-token-capture.cjs');
-(async () => {
-  await captureSpawn({
-    command: 'gsd-t-execute',
-    step: 'task:{task-id}',
-    model: 'sonnet',
-    description: 'domain: {domain-name} task: {task-id}',
-    projectDir: '.',
-    domain: '{domain-name}',
-    task: '{task-id}',
-    notes: '{pass/fail}',
-    spawnFn: async () => { /* Task(...) or spawn('claude', ...) call */ },
-  });
-})();
-"
+preflight → brief → file-disjointness → parallel(domain workers) → integrate → verify-gate
 ```
 
-`captureSpawn` writes the row to `.gsd-t/token-log.md` under the canonical header (`| Datetime-start | Datetime-end | Command | Step | Model | Duration(s) | Tokens | Notes | Domain | Task | Ctx% |`) — upgrading old headers in place. The **Tokens** cell renders as `in=N out=N cr=N cc=N $X.XX` when `result.usage` is present, or `—` when absent. Never `0`. Never `N/A`. The wrapper also pulls `Ctx%` from `getSessionStatus()` automatically (Step 3.5 context) — `pct` reads the real `input_tokens` count from `.gsd-t/.context-meter-state.json` produced by the Context Meter PostToolUse hook; when the state file is absent or stale, it reads `N/A`.
-
-**For each domain (in wave order), run the domain task-dispatcher:**
-
-**Token Budget Check (before dispatching each domain's tasks):**
-
-Run via Bash:
-`node -e "const tb = require('./bin/token-budget.cjs'); const s = tb.getSessionStatus('.'); process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify(s));" 2>/dev/null`
-
-Capture `pct` as `{CTX_PCT}` for the token-log `Ctx%` column on the next spawn. The reading is observational only — under headless-default-contract v2.0.0 the spawn decision is no longer gated on `threshold`; every task-dispatcher spawn goes through `autoSpawnHeadless()` regardless of band.
-
-**Pre-dispatch experience retrieval (before dispatching each domain's tasks):**
-Run via Bash:
-`grep -i "\[failure\]\|\[learning\]" .gsd-t/progress.md | grep -i "{domain-name}" | tail -5`
-
-If results found:
-- Store as `PAST_FAILURES` — prepend to each task subagent prompt (max 5 lines)
-- Write event via Bash: `node ~/.claude/scripts/gsd-t-event-writer.js --type experience_retrieval --command gsd-t-execute --reasoning "{N past failures found for {domain-name}}" --outcome null || true`
+Each domain worker is a schema-validated `agent()` call. Domain workers run concurrently up to the Workflow runtime's concurrency cap. File-disjointness is proved BEFORE fan-out as defense in depth. The brief (M55-D2) is generated once and threaded into every worker.
 
-If no results found: proceed normally (no warning block, no event write).
+## Step 1: Read the current milestone state
 
-**Pre-flight intelligence check (before dispatching each domain's tasks):**
-Run via Bash:
-`node -e "const m = require('./bin/metrics-collector.js'); const w = m.getPreFlightWarnings('{domain-name}'); if(w.length) w.forEach(x => console.log('⚠️ ' + x));" 2>/dev/null || true`
+Read `.gsd-t/progress.md` to determine the active milestone. Read each domain's `tasks.md` to determine the worker set. Use the domain list from `.gsd-t/contracts/m{NN}-integration-points.md` for the current wave, NOT the full domain set.
 
-Display any warnings inline (non-blocking — execution proceeds regardless).
+## Step 2: Invoke the execute Workflow
 
-**Active Rule Injection (before dispatching each domain's tasks):**
-Run via Bash:
-`node -e "const re = require('./bin/rule-engine.js'); const m = re.evaluateRules('{domain-name}', { projectDir: '.' }); if(m.length) m.forEach(x => console.log('RULE: ' + x.rule.name + ' — ' + x.rule.description + ' [' + x.severity + ']')); else console.log('No active rules for {domain-name}');" 2>/dev/null || true`
+Call the `Workflow` tool with:
 
-If rules fire: inject up to 10 lines of rule warnings into each task subagent prompt (concise format: `RULE: {name} — {description}`). These inform the subagent of known patterns — non-blocking.
-If no rules fire: log "No active rules for {domain-name}" and continue.
-
-**Stack Rules Detection (before spawning subagent):**
-
-Run via Bash to detect project stack and collect matching rules. Local overrides in `.gsd-t/stacks/` take precedence over global templates — if a project has `.gsd-t/stacks/react.md`, it replaces the global `react.md` for that project.
-
-```bash
-GSD_T_DIR=$(npm root -g 2>/dev/null)/@tekyzinc/gsd-t
-STACKS_DIR="$GSD_T_DIR/templates/stacks"
-LOCAL_STACKS=".gsd-t/stacks"
-STACK_RULES=""
-
-# Helper: read local override if exists, else global
-_sf() { local n=$(basename "$1"); [ -f "$LOCAL_STACKS/$n" ] && cat "$LOCAL_STACKS/$n" || cat "$1"; }
-
-# Helper: append a stack file to STACK_RULES
-_add() { [ -f "$STACKS_DIR/$1" ] && STACK_RULES="${STACK_RULES}$(_sf "$STACKS_DIR/$1")"$'\n\n'; }
-
-if [ -d "$STACKS_DIR" ]; then
-  # Universal rules (_ prefix — always injected)
-  for f in "$STACKS_DIR"/_*.md; do [ -f "$f" ] && STACK_RULES="${STACK_RULES}$(_sf "$f")"$'\n\n'; done
-
-  # Package.json-based detection
-  if [ -f "package.json" ]; then
-    grep -q '"react-native"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add react-native.md
-    grep -q '"react"' package.json 2>/dev/null && ! grep -q '"react-native"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add react.md
-    grep -q '"next"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add nextjs.md
-    grep -q '"vue"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add vue.md
-    (grep -q '"typescript"' package.json 2>/dev/null || [ -f "tsconfig.json" ]) && _add typescript.md
-    grep -qE '"(express|fastify|hono|koa)"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add node-api.md && _add rest-api.md
-    grep -q '"tailwindcss"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add tailwind.md
-    grep -q '"vite"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add vite.md
-    grep -q '"@supabase/supabase-js"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add supabase.md
-    grep -q '"firebase"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add firebase.md
-    grep -qE '"(graphql|@apollo/client|urql)"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add graphql.md
-    grep -q '"zustand"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add zustand.md
-    grep -q '"@reduxjs/toolkit"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add redux.md
-    grep -q '"neo4j-driver"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add neo4j.md
-    grep -qE '"(pg|prisma|drizzle-orm|knex)"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add postgresql.md
-    grep -qE '"(prisma|@prisma/client)"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add prisma.md
-    grep -qE '"(bullmq|bull|amqplib|@aws-sdk/client-sqs|bee-queue|agenda)"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add queues.md
-    grep -qE '"(openai|anthropic|@anthropic-ai/sdk|langchain|llama-index|@google/generative-ai)"' package.json 2>/dev/null && _add llm.md
-  fi
-
-  # File-based detection (no package.json needed)
-  ([ -f "requirements.txt" ] || [ -f "pyproject.toml" ] || [ -f "Pipfile" ]) && _add python.md
-  ([ -f "requirements.txt" ] && grep -q "psycopg" requirements.txt 2>/dev/null || [ -f "pyproject.toml" ] && grep -q "psycopg" pyproject.toml 2>/dev/null) && _add postgresql.md
-  ([ -f "requirements.txt" ] && grep -q "neo4j" requirements.txt 2>/dev/null) && _add neo4j.md
-  ([ -f "requirements.txt" ] && grep -q "fastapi" requirements.txt 2>/dev/null || [ -f "pyproject.toml" ] && grep -q "fastapi" pyproject.toml 2>/dev/null) && _add fastapi.md
-  ([ -f "requirements.txt" ] && grep -qE "(celery|dramatiq|rq|arq)" requirements.txt 2>/dev/null || [ -f "pyproject.toml" ] && grep -qE "(celery|dramatiq|rq|arq)" pyproject.toml 2>/dev/null) && _add queues.md
-  ([ -f "requirements.txt" ] && grep -qE "(openai|anthropic|langchain|llama.index)" requirements.txt 2>/dev/null || [ -f "pyproject.toml" ] && grep -qE "(openai|anthropic|langchain|llama.index)" pyproject.toml 2>/dev/null) && _add llm.md
-  [ -f "pubspec.yaml" ] && _add flutter.md
-  [ -f "Dockerfile" ] && _add docker.md
-  [ -d ".github/workflows" ] && _add github-actions.md
-  ([ -f "playwright.config.ts" ] || [ -f "playwright.config.js" ]) && _add playwright.md
-  [ -f "go.mod" ] && _add go.md
-  [ -f "Cargo.toml" ] && _add rust.md
-  # Design-to-code detection (design contract, design tokens, Figma config, or Figma MCP configured)
-  ([ -f ".gsd-t/contracts/design-contract.md" ] || [ -f "design-tokens.json" ] || [ -d "design-tokens" ] || [ -f ".figmarc" ] || [ -f "figma.config.json" ] || grep -q '"figma"' ~/.claude/settings.json 2>/dev/null) && _add design-to-code.md
-fi
-```
-
-If STACK_RULES is non-empty, append to the subagent prompt:
+```js
+{
+  scriptPath: "templates/workflows/gsd-t-execute.workflow.js",
+  args: {
+    milestone: "M{NN}",
+    domains: ["m{NN}-d1-...", "m{NN}-d2-...", ...],
+    projectDir: "."
+  }
+}
 ```
-## Stack Rules (MANDATORY — violations fail this task)
-
-{STACK_RULES}
-
-These standards have the same enforcement weight as contract compliance.
-Violations are task failures, not warnings.
-```
-
-If STACK_RULES is empty (no templates/stacks/ dir or no matches), skip silently.
 
-**Domain task-dispatcher (lightweight — sequences tasks, passes summaries):**
+The Workflow handles preflight, brief generation, file-disjointness validation, parallel domain workers, integrate barrier, and verify-gate. Each stage emits a progress line visible via `/workflows`. The runtime persists the script path on every invocation; iterate by editing the persisted file and re-invoking with the same `scriptPath`.
 
-For each task in `.gsd-t/domains/{domain-name}/tasks.md` (in order, skip completed):
+## Step 3: Interpret the result
 
-1. Load prior summaries: Read up to 5 most recent `.gsd-t/domains/{domain-name}/task-*-summary.md` files (10-20 lines each)
-2. Load graph context (if `.gsd-t/graph/meta.json` exists): query task's files for relevant graph context
-3. Display: `⚙ [sonnet] gsd-t-execute → domain: {domain-name}, task-{task-id}`
-4. Run observability Bash (T_START / DT_START)
-5. Spawn task subagent — `spawnType: 'primary'` (always headless per headless-default-contract v2.0.0):
+The Workflow returns:
 
+```js
+{
+  status: "complete" | "verify-failed" | "failed",
+  milestone: "M{NN}",
+  domainResults: [{ domain, status, filesTouched, tasksDone, tasksBlocked, notes }, ...],
+  integrate: { status, crossDomainEdits, notes },
+  verifyGate: { ok, track1, track2, ... }
+}
 ```
-Task subagent (spawnType: primary, general-purpose, model: sonnet, mode: bypassPermissions):
-"You are executing a single task for the {domain-name} domain.
-
-{PAST_FAILURES block if any — ## ⚠️ Past Failures (read before acting)\n{lines}}
-
-## Your Task
-{full task block from tasks.md — id, description, files, contract refs, dependencies, acceptance criteria}
-
-## Domain Scope
-{contents of .gsd-t/domains/{domain-name}/scope.md}
-
-## Relevant Contracts
-{contents of each contract file referenced by this task}
-
-## Graph Context (if available)
-{graph query results for this task's files — omit section if unavailable}
-
-## Prior Task Summaries (most recent first, max 5)
-{contents of task-{N}-summary.md files — 10-20 lines each}
-
-## Stack Rules
-{STACK_RULES if non-empty — omit entire section if empty}
-
-## Instructions
-
-Execute the task above:
-1. Read the task description, files list, and contract refs carefully
-2. Read relevant contracts — implement EXACTLY what they specify
-3. Destructive Action Guard: if the task involves DROP TABLE, schema changes that lose
-   data, removing working modules, or replacing architecture patterns → write a
-   NEEDS-APPROVAL entry to .gsd-t/deferred-items.md, skip the task, stop here
-4. **Design Hierarchy Build Rule** (if this task references a design contract):
-   - If building an ELEMENT: implement ONLY this element's contract. Use exact values —
-     every dimension, color, font size, spacing must trace to the contract or design tokens.
-     No guessed values. Render in isolation to confirm before finishing.
-   - If building a WIDGET: check src/components/elements/ for already-built element
-     components. IMPORT them — do NOT rebuild element functionality inline. If the widget
-     contract says 'uses chart-donut', import the chart-donut element. Building a second
-     donut implementation inline is a TASK FAILURE.
-   - If building a PAGE: check src/components/widgets/ for already-built widget components.
-     IMPORT them — do NOT rebuild widget functionality inline. The page's job is composition
-     and data wiring, not reimplementing widgets.
-   - **Contract is authoritative**: If the element contract says 'bar-vertical-grouped'
-     (vertical bars), build vertical bars — even if the Figma screenshot looks like it
-     could be horizontal. The contract was written from careful design analysis; the
-     screenshot is ambiguous at small sizes. When in doubt, follow the contract.
-5. Implement the task
-6. Verify acceptance criteria are met
-7. Write comprehensive tests (MANDATORY — no feature code without test code):
-   - Unit/integration: happy path + edge cases + error cases for every new/changed function
-   - Playwright E2E (if UI/routes/flows changed): new specs for new features, cover
-     all modes, form validation, empty/loading/error states, common edge cases
-   - If no test framework exists: set one up as part of this task
-   - If the project has a UI but no Playwright E2E specs exist for the features being
-     touched: WRITE THEM. A placeholder spec is not sufficient — write real E2E tests
-     that exercise the actual UI functionality being built or changed.
-   - **FUNCTIONAL E2E TESTS — NOT LAYOUT TESTS (MANDATORY)**:
-     E2E tests that only check element existence (isVisible, isEnabled, toBeAttached)
-     are LAYOUT tests, not functional tests. Layout tests pass even when every feature
-     is broken. Every Playwright spec MUST verify functional behavior:
-     a. **State changes**: After an action (click, type, submit), assert the app STATE
-        changed — not just that the button was clickable. Example: clicking a tab must
-        load different content; verify the content changed, not just that the tab exists.
-     b. **Data flow**: Form submissions must verify data arrived (API call made, response
-        rendered, list updated). Don't just assert the form rendered.
-     c. **Navigation/routing**: Tab/page switches must verify the NEW content loaded.
-        Assert on content unique to the destination, not the navigation element itself.
-     d. **Interactive widgets**: Terminals must accept input and produce output. Editors
-        must save changes. Panels must load their functional content after opening.
-     e. **Network integration**: If a feature requires WebSocket/API connection, verify
-        the connection status changes (e.g., "Disconnected" → "Connected") and that
-        messages flow through the connection.
-     f. **Error recovery**: Don't just check error messages render — verify the app
-        recovers (retry button works, form can be resubmitted, etc.).
-     A test that would pass on an empty HTML page with the right element IDs is useless.
-     Every assertion must prove the FEATURE WORKS, not that the ELEMENT EXISTS.
-8. **Render-Measure-Compare Loop** (when design-to-code stack rule is active — MANDATORY):
-   After implementing the component, you MUST verify it renders correctly by measuring
-   the actual DOM output against the contract's layout spec. This is not optional.
-   Do NOT rely on visual inspection or screenshots — measure mechanically.
-
-   a. **Render**: Start the dev server if not running. Navigate to a route where the
-      component is visible (or create a temporary test route that renders it in isolation).
-
-   b. **Measure via Playwright** — run `page.evaluate()` to extract DOM properties:
-      ```javascript
-      // For a widget: measure its internal layout
-      const el = document.querySelector('.widget-selector');
-      const style = getComputedStyle(el);
-      return {
-        display: style.display,           // 'flex' or 'grid'
-        flexDirection: style.flexDirection, // 'row' or 'column'
-        gap: style.gap,
-        gridTemplateColumns: style.gridTemplateColumns,
-        width: el.offsetWidth,
-        height: el.offsetHeight,
-        childCount: el.children.length,
-        children: Array.from(el.children).map(c => ({
-          tag: c.tagName,
-          width: c.offsetWidth,
-          height: c.offsetHeight,
-          display: getComputedStyle(c).display,
-          flexDirection: getComputedStyle(c).flexDirection,
-        }))
-      };
-      ```
-
-   c. **Compare to contract** — check each measured value against the contract spec:
-      - `body_layout: flex-row` → verify `flexDirection === 'row'`
-      - `container_height: 334px` → verify `height === 334` (±2px tolerance)
-      - Grid `2×2` → verify parent has 2 row children, each with 2 card children
-      - Legend position: if contract says `body_sidebar` (beside chart) →
-        verify legend and chart share a `flex-row` parent.
-        If contract says `footer_legend` (below chart) →
-        verify legend is in a `flex-column` parent below the chart.
-
-   d. **Fix mismatches** — if ANY measurement doesn't match the contract:
-      - Log: "LAYOUT MISMATCH: {property} expected {contract value}, got {measured value}"
-      - Fix the code to match the contract spec
-      - Re-render and re-measure (max 2 fix cycles)
-      - If still mismatched after 2 cycles → log to `.gsd-t/deferred-items.md`
-
-   e. **All pass** → log "RENDER-MEASURE PASS: {N} layout properties verified" and proceed.
-
-   This loop catches the exact class of errors that visual inspection misses:
-   grid-cols-4 instead of 2×2, legend below instead of beside, wrong flex-direction.
-   These are data comparisons, not visual judgments — the same kind of check as a unit test.
-9. Run ALL test suites — this is NOT optional, not conditional, not "if applicable":
-   a. Detect configured test runners: check for vitest/jest config, playwright.config.*, cypress.config.*
-   b. Run EVERY detected suite. Unit tests alone are NEVER sufficient when E2E exists.
-   c. If `playwright.config.*` exists → run `npx playwright test` (full suite, not just affected specs)
-   d. If E2E tests fail → fix (up to 2 attempts) before proceeding
-   e. Report ALL suite results: "Unit: X/Y pass | E2E: X/Y pass" — never report just one
-10. Run Pre-Commit Gate checklist from CLAUDE.md — update all affected docs BEFORE committing
-11. Commit immediately: feat({domain-name}/task-{task-id}): {description}
-12. Update .gsd-t/progress.md — mark this task complete; prefix the Decision Log entry:
-    - Completed successfully on first attempt → prefix `[success]`
-    - Completed after a fix → prefix `[learning]`
-    - Deferred to .gsd-t/deferred-items.md → prefix `[deferred]`
-    - Failed after 3 attempts → prefix `[failure]`
-13. Spawn QA subagent (model: sonnet) after completing the task. Resolve the templated prompt path first so the orchestrator never holds the full prompt body in its own context:
-    Run via Bash: `QA_PROMPT="$(npm root -g 2>/dev/null)/@tekyzinc/gsd-t/templates/prompts/qa-subagent.md"; [ -f "$QA_PROMPT" ] || QA_PROMPT="templates/prompts/qa-subagent.md"`
-    Then spawn the subagent with this short prompt:
-    'You are the QA agent. Read `'"$QA_PROMPT"'` and follow it exactly. Do not deviate from the protocol in that file. Context for this run: domain={domain-name}, task=task-{task-id}, files-modified={list-from-task-summary}.'
-    If QA fails OR shallow tests are found, fix before proceeding. Append issues to .gsd-t/qa-issues.md.
-14. Write task summary to .gsd-t/domains/{domain-name}/task-{task-id}-summary.md:
-    ## Task {task-id} Summary — {domain-name}
-    - **Status**: PASS | FAIL
-    - **Files modified**: {list}
-    - **Constraints discovered**: {any new constraints or surprises}
-    - **Tests**: {pass/fail count}
-    - **Notes**: {10-20 lines max — key decisions, patterns, warnings}
-
-Deviation rules:
-- Bug blocking progress → fix, max 3 attempts; after fix attempt 2 fails:
-  1. Write current failure context to .gsd-t/debug-state.jsonl via appendEntry
-  2. Log: "Delegating to headless debug-loop (2 in-context attempts exhausted)"
-  3. Run: `gsd-t headless --debug-loop --max-iterations 15`
-  4. Check exit code:
-     - 0: Tests pass, continue with task
-     - 1/4: Log to .gsd-t/deferred-items.md and stop (report FAIL in summary)
-     - 3: Report error, stop
-  If still blocked after debug-loop, log to .gsd-t/deferred-items.md and stop (report FAIL in summary)
-- Missing dependency → add minimum needed, document in commit message
-- Non-trivial blocker → log to .gsd-t/deferred-items.md
-- Architectural change required → write NEEDS-APPROVAL to .gsd-t/deferred-items.md,
-  skip the task, stop here — never self-approve structural changes
-
-Report back:
-- Task: {task-id}
-- Status: PASS | FAIL
-- Files modified: {list}
-- Tests: {pass/fail count}
-- Commit: {hash}
-- Deferred items (if any)"
-```
-
-6. After task subagent returns:
-   - Run observability Bash (T_END / DURATION / CTX_PCT)
-   - Append to token-log.md (per-task row)
-   - Alert on CTX_PCT thresholds (display to user inline)
-   - **Emit task-metrics record** — run via Bash:
-     `node bin/metrics-collector.js --milestone {milestone} --domain {domain-name} --task task-{task-id} --command execute --duration_s $DURATION --tokens_used 0 --context_pct ${CTX_PCT:-0} --pass {true|false} --fix_cycles {0|N} --signal_type {pass-through|fix-cycle} --notes "{brief outcome}" 2>/dev/null || true`
-     Signal type: `pass-through` if task passed on first attempt; `fix-cycle` if rework was needed.
-   - **Emit task_complete event** — run via Bash:
-     `node ~/.claude/scripts/gsd-t-event-writer.js --type task_complete --command gsd-t-execute --reasoning "signal_type={signal_type}, domain={domain-name}" --outcome {success|failure} || true`
-   - Check `.gsd-t/deferred-items.md` for `NEEDS-APPROVAL` — if found, STOP and present to user before proceeding to the next task
-   - Read the task summary from `.gsd-t/domains/{domain-name}/task-{task-id}-summary.md` to use as prior summary for the next task
-
-**After all tasks in a domain complete (orchestrator responsibilities):**
-1. Check `.gsd-t/deferred-items.md` for any `NEEDS-APPROVAL` entries — if found, STOP and present to user before spawning the next domain
-2. If a CHECKPOINT is reached per `integration-points.md`, verify contract compliance (see Step 4) before proceeding to the next wave/domain
-3. Update `.gsd-t/progress.md` with domain completion status
-4. **Adaptive Replan Check** (per `adaptive-replan-contract.md`) — run after EVERY domain completes, before dispatching the next domain:
-
-   a. **Read domain summaries**: Read all `.gsd-t/domains/{completed-domain}/task-*-summary.md` files. Extract every `**Constraints discovered**:` field. If ALL are empty or "none", skip to the next domain (fast path — no replan needed).
-
-   b. **Assess affected domains** — two modes:
-      - **Graph available** (`.gsd-t/graph/meta.json` exists): For each changed module mentioned in the constraints, run `query('getImporters', { file })` to find which remaining domains import it. Also run `query('getDomainBoundaryViolations', {})` to check if constraint changes affect domain boundaries. Scope replan to ONLY those domains.
-      - **Graph unavailable** (fallback): Check ALL remaining unexecuted domains' `tasks.md` files — less precise but functional.
-
-   c. **Check for invalidated assumptions**: Read each affected remaining domain's `.gsd-t/domains/{domain}/tasks.md`. For each task, check whether any assumption is invalidated by the discovered constraints (e.g., wrong column name, deprecated API, wrong library, missing prerequisite, throughput limits).
-
-   d. **If invalidated assumptions found**: Revise the affected domain's `tasks.md` on disk. Append a Revision block at the end of the file (do NOT overwrite existing tasks — append only):
-      ```markdown
-      ## Revision (Replan Cycle {N})
-      - **Trigger**: {completed-domain} — constraint discovered during execution
-      - **Constraint**: {exact constraint text from summary}
-      - **Changes**: {what was revised in this domain's tasks — list specific task IDs and what changed}
-      - **Rationale**: {why this revision is needed — what would break without it}
-      ```
-
-   e. **Increment replan cycle counter** (track as `REPLAN_CYCLES` in orchestrator state, starting at 0).
-
-   f. **Cycle guard**: If `REPLAN_CYCLES > 2`, STOP and pause for user input:
-      "Replan cycle limit (2) exceeded. {N} constraints are still propagating. Please review `.gsd-t/domains/*/tasks.md` and resolve manually, then re-run execute."
-
-   g. **Log to Decision Log** in `.gsd-t/progress.md`: `- {date}: [replan] Cycle {N} — {completed-domain} constraint propagated to {list of affected domains}: {brief constraint summary}`
 
-   h. The revised `tasks.md` files are now on disk — the next domain's dispatcher will read the updated version automatically (disk-based handoff, no in-memory state sharing needed).
-
-5. **Per-domain Design Verification** — if `.gsd-t/contracts/design-contract.md` exists AND this domain modified UI files, invoke Step 5.25 (Design Verification Agent) NOW for this domain. Otherwise skip.
-
-6. **Per-domain Red Team** — invoke Step 5.5 (Red Team) NOW for this domain. This is the first place Red Team runs in v2.74.12 — there is no global post-execute Red Team anymore. If Red Team returns FAIL, fix bugs and re-run before proceeding to the next domain (max 2 fix-and-verify cycles); if bugs persist, log to `.gsd-t/deferred-items.md` and present to user.
-
-7. **Context observation** — run `node -e "const tb=require('./bin/token-budget.cjs'); const s=tb.getSessionStatus('.'); process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify(s));"` and capture `pct` for the NEXT spawn's token-log row. No gating: the next domain dispatcher runs through `autoSpawnHeadless()` either way under headless-default-contract v2.0.0.
-
-### Team Mode (when agent teams are enabled)
-Spawn teammates for domains within the same wave. Only domains in the same wave can run in parallel — do not spawn teammates for domains in different waves simultaneously. Each teammate uses the **domain task-dispatcher pattern** — one subagent per task within their domain (same as solo mode).
-
-```
-Create an agent team for execution:
-
-ALL TEAMMATES must read before starting:
-1. CLAUDE.md — project conventions (CRITICAL)
-2. Your domain's scope.md — what you own
-3. Your domain's constraints.md — what you must/must not do
-4. ALL files in .gsd-t/contracts/ — your interfaces
-5. Your domain's tasks.md — your work
-
-RULES FOR ALL TEAMMATES:
-- **Destructive Action Guard**: NEVER drop tables, remove columns, delete data, replace architecture patterns, or remove working modules without messaging the lead first. The lead must get user approval before any destructive action proceeds.
-- Only modify files listed in your domain's scope.md
-- Implement interfaces EXACTLY as specified in contracts
-- **Write comprehensive FUNCTIONAL tests with every task** — no feature code without test code:
-  - Unit/integration tests: happy path + edge cases + error cases for every new/changed function
-  - Playwright E2E specs (if UI/routes/flows/modes changed): new specs for new features, cover all modes/flags, form validation, empty/loading/error states, common edge cases
-  - Tests are part of the deliverable, not a follow-up
-  - **E2E tests MUST be functional, not layout tests**: Every assertion must verify an action produced the correct outcome (state changed, data loaded, content updated) — NOT just that an element is visible/clickable. A test that passes on an empty HTML shell with correct IDs is worthless. See the Functional E2E Test Requirements in the solo mode instructions above.
-- If a task is marked BLOCKED, message the lead and wait
-- Run the Pre-Commit Gate checklist from CLAUDE.md BEFORE every commit — update all affected docs
-- **Commit immediately after each task**: `feat({domain}/task-{N}): {description}` — do NOT batch commits
-- **Deviation Rules**: (1) Bug blocking progress → fix, 3 attempts max; (2) Missing dependency → add minimum needed; (3) Blocker → fix and log to deferred-items.md; (4) Architectural change → STOP, message lead, never self-approve
-
-**Task-dispatcher pattern per teammate:**
-For each task in your domain's tasks.md (in order, skip completed):
-1. Load prior summaries: read up to 5 most recent `.gsd-t/domains/{your-domain}/task-*-summary.md` files
-2. Load graph context for task's files (if .gsd-t/graph/meta.json exists)
-3. Spawn one Task subagent (model: sonnet) with ONLY:
-   - scope.md, relevant contracts, the single task, graph context, prior summaries
-   - Instruction to write task summary to `.gsd-t/domains/{domain}/task-{id}-summary.md`
-     (format per fresh-dispatch-contract.md Task Summary Format)
-4. After task subagent returns, read the summary and pass it as prior context to the next task
-5. After completing each task, message the lead with:
-   "DONE: {domain} Task {N} - {summary of what was created/modified}"
-6. If you need to deviate from a contract, STOP and message the lead
-
-Teammate assignments:
-- Teammate "{domain-1}": Execute .gsd-t/domains/{domain-1}/tasks.md (task-dispatcher pattern, isolated worktree)
-- Teammate "{domain-2}": Execute .gsd-t/domains/{domain-2}/tasks.md (task-dispatcher pattern, isolated worktree)
-- Teammate "{domain-3}": Execute .gsd-t/domains/{domain-3}/tasks.md (task-dispatcher pattern, isolated worktree)
-
-**Worktree isolation (per domain teammate):**
-Each domain teammate MUST be spawned with `isolation: "worktree"` on the Agent tool:
-```
-Agent({
-  prompt: "{domain execution prompt — include: 'You are working in an isolated git worktree. All your changes are isolated to this worktree branch. Do not push; the lead will merge your branch after all domains complete.'}",
-  isolation: "worktree"
-})
-```
-Each teammate works in its own isolated copy of the repository. Changes from one domain do not affect another domain's working tree. This is required for parallel safety — see `.gsd-t/contracts/worktree-isolation-contract.md`.
-
-Lead responsibilities (QA is handled via Task subagent — spawn one after each domain checkpoint):
-- Use delegate mode (Shift+Tab)
-- Track completions from teammate messages
-- When a CHECKPOINT is reached:
-  1. Pause blocked teammates
-  2. Verify the gate condition (check contract compliance)
-  3. Unblock waiting teammates
-- Update .gsd-t/progress.md after each completion
-- Resolve any contract conflicts immediately
-
-**Sequential Merge Protocol (lead runs after ALL domain agents complete):**
-
-Once all domain teammates report completion, the lead performs sequential atomic merges. This is the critical integration step — see `.gsd-t/contracts/worktree-isolation-contract.md` for the full merge protocol.
-
-1. **Determine merge order**: Read `.gsd-t/contracts/integration-points.md` — use the dependency graph to sort domains. Domains with no upstream dependencies merge first. Example: if domain-A has no deps and domain-B depends on domain-A's output, merge order is [domain-A, domain-B].
-
-2. **For each domain (in dependency order)**:
-
-   a. **File ownership validation (pre-merge)**: Check files the domain agent modified against the domain's `.gsd-t/domains/{domain}/scope.md`:
-      - If `.gsd-t/graph/meta.json` exists: run `query('getDomainBoundaryViolations', { domain })` — flag any files modified outside the domain's declared ownership
-      - If graph unavailable: list files changed in the worktree branch via `git diff --name-only` and compare against scope.md manually
-      - If violations found: log them in `.gsd-t/progress.md` as `[violation] {domain}: modified {file} outside scope`, but do NOT block merge — flag for immediate review after merge
-
-   b. **Merge the domain's worktree branch**:
-      ```bash
-      # The worktree branch name is returned by the Agent tool when isolation: "worktree" is used
-      git merge --no-ff {domain-worktree-branch} -m "integrate({domain}): merge worktree branch"
-      ```
-
-   c. **Contract validation (post-merge)**: Read each contract in `.gsd-t/contracts/` — verify the merged code still satisfies all contract shapes (API shapes, schemas, interfaces). If a contract is violated, log it immediately.
-
-   d. **Run integration tests**:
-      ```bash
-      node --test test/
-      # or project's test command from package.json
-      ```
-
-   e. **If tests PASS**: Continue to the next domain in merge order.
-
-   f. **If tests FAIL**: Roll back this domain's merge:
-      ```bash
-      git reset --hard HEAD~1
-      # or: git revert HEAD --no-edit
-      ```
-      Log failure: `[rollback] {domain}: merge rolled back — integration tests failed after merge`
-      Record in `.gsd-t/progress.md` Decision Log.
-      Continue with remaining domains (other domains' merges are not affected).
-
-3. **Post-merge ownership report**: After all merges complete (successful or rolled back), log a summary in `.gsd-t/progress.md`:
-   ```
-   ## Worktree Merge Summary — {date}
-   - {domain-1}: MERGED | tests: PASS | violations: {N}
-   - {domain-2}: ROLLED BACK | reason: integration tests failed
-   - {domain-3}: MERGED | tests: PASS | violations: 0
-   ```
-
-**Worktree Cleanup (MANDATORY — run after merge protocol, success or failure):**
-
-After all merges complete (whether all passed, some rolled back, or errors occurred):
-
-1. List all worktree branches created during this execution run:
-   ```bash
-   git worktree list
-   git branch --list "gsd-t-worktree-*"
-   ```
-
-2. Remove each domain worktree:
-   ```bash
-   git worktree remove --force {worktree-path}
-   git branch -D {worktree-branch}
-   ```
-
-3. **Orphaned worktree detection**: If any worktrees remain after cleanup (can happen if an agent crashed):
-   ```bash
-   git worktree prune
-   ```
-   Log: `[cleanup] Pruned {N} orphaned worktrees via git worktree prune`
-
-4. Verify no worktrees remain except the main working tree:
-   ```bash
-   git worktree list
-   # should show only: {main-path} {commit} [branch]
-   ```
-
-Cleanup is not optional — orphaned worktrees waste disk space and can confuse subsequent executions. Always run cleanup, even if earlier steps failed.
-```
-
-## Step 3.5: Orchestrator Context Gate (MANDATORY)
-
-```bash
-node scripts/gsd-t-watch-state.js advance --agent-id "$GSD_T_AGENT_ID" --parent-id "${GSD_T_PARENT_AGENT_ID:-null}" --command gsd-t-execute --step 3 --step-label ".5: Orchestrator Context Gate (MANDATORY)" 2>/dev/null || true
-```
-
-Context observation — the orchestrator captures `getSessionStatus()` BEFORE every spawn for the Ctx% column only. Under headless-default-contract v2.0.0 the band does NOT gate the spawn decision; every task-dispatcher spawn goes through `autoSpawnHeadless()`.
-
-**Before each task spawn — capture ctx reading:**
-
-```bash
-node -e "const tb=require('./bin/token-budget.cjs'); const s=tb.getSessionStatus('.'); process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify(s));"
-```
-
-The JSON on stdout contains `{pct, threshold}`. Capture `pct` as `{CTX_PCT}` for the token-log `Ctx%` column on the NEXT spawn. The `threshold` field is observational — no longer used for branching.
-
-**Configuring the threshold:**
-
-The threshold percentage (default `75`) lives in `.gsd-t/context-meter-config.json`. The `modelWindowSize` used for the denominator is in the same file (default `200000`). Override either by editing that file.
-
-## Step 4: Checkpoint Handling
-
-```bash
-node scripts/gsd-t-watch-state.js advance --agent-id "$GSD_T_AGENT_ID" --parent-id "${GSD_T_PARENT_AGENT_ID:-null}" --command gsd-t-execute --step 4 --step-label "Checkpoint Handling" 2>/dev/null || true
-```
-
-When a checkpoint is reached (solo or team):
-
-1. **Stop** execution of blocked tasks
-2. **Read** the relevant contract
-3. **Verify** the implemented code matches the contract:
-   - API response shapes match?
-   - Schema matches?
-   - Component interfaces match?
-   - Error handling matches?
-4. **If mismatch**: Fix the implementation to match the contract, OR update the contract and notify affected domains
-5. **Log** in progress.md: `CHECKPOINT {name}: PASSED/FAILED — {details}`
-6. **Unblock** downstream tasks
-
-## Step 5: Error Handling
-
-```bash
-node scripts/gsd-t-watch-state.js advance --agent-id "$GSD_T_AGENT_ID" --parent-id "${GSD_T_PARENT_AGENT_ID:-null}" --command gsd-t-execute --step 5 --step-label "Error Handling" 2>/dev/null || true
-```
-
-### Contract Violation
-A teammate implements something that doesn't match a contract:
-1. Stop the teammate
-2. Identify the deviation
-3. Decide: fix implementation or update contract?
-4. If updating contract, message ALL affected teammates with the change
-5. Log the decision
-
-### Merge Conflict / File Conflict
-Two teammates modified the same file (shouldn't happen with good partitioning):
-1. Stop both teammates
-2. Identify which domain owns the file (check scope.md)
-3. Non-owner reverts their changes
-4. Determine if the contract needs updating to prevent recurrence
-5. Log the incident
-
-### Blocked Teammate Idle
-A teammate finishes independent tasks and is waiting on a checkpoint:
-1. Check if checkpoint can be expedited
-2. If not, have the teammate work on documentation, tests, or code cleanup within their domain
-3. Or shut down the teammate and respawn when unblocked
-
-## Step 5.25: Design Verification Agent (per-domain, MANDATORY when design contract exists)
-
-```bash
-node scripts/gsd-t-watch-state.js advance --agent-id "$GSD_T_AGENT_ID" --parent-id "${GSD_T_PARENT_AGENT_ID:-null}" --command gsd-t-execute --step 5 --step-label ".25: Design Verification Agent (per-domain, MANDATORY when design contract exists)" 2>/dev/null || true
-```
-
-**IMPORTANT — frequency change in v2.74.12**: Design Verification was previously run once at the end of every execute run, regardless of how many domains existed. It is now run ONCE PER COMPLETED DOMAIN — call this step from the "After all tasks in a domain complete" block (Step 3.5 area), not from a global post-execute hook. This keeps verification co-located with the changes that introduced visual deviation, but stops the agent from re-materializing on every task spawn (which is what commit `b68353e` accidentally caused).
-
-After all tasks in the CURRENT DOMAIN complete and per-task QA has passed, check if `.gsd-t/contracts/design-contract.md` exists. If it does NOT exist, skip this step entirely.
-
-If it DOES exist AND this domain touched UI files — spawn the **Design Verification Agent**. This agent's ONLY job is to open a browser, compare the built frontend against the original design, and produce a structured comparison table. It writes NO feature code.
-
-⚙ [opus] Design Verification → visual comparison for domain {domain-name}
-
-**OBSERVABILITY LOGGING (MANDATORY) — wrap the Design Verification spawn with `captureSpawn`:**
-
-Resolve the templated prompt path first so the orchestrator never holds the full ~3500-token verification protocol in its own context:
-
-```bash
-DV_PROMPT="$(npm root -g 2>/dev/null)/@tekyzinc/gsd-t/templates/prompts/design-verify-subagent.md"
-[ -f "$DV_PROMPT" ] || DV_PROMPT="templates/prompts/design-verify-subagent.md"
-```
-
-Then spawn through `captureSpawn` — `spawnType: 'validation'` (always headless per headless-default-contract v2.0.0):
-
-```
-node -e "
-const { captureSpawn } = require('./bin/gsd-t-token-capture.cjs');
-(async () => {
-  await captureSpawn({
-    command: 'gsd-t-execute',
-    step: 'Design Verify',
-    model: 'opus',
-    description: 'visual comparison for domain {domain-name}',
-    projectDir: '.',
-    domain: '{domain-name}',
-    task: '-',
-    notes: '{VERDICT} — {MATCH}/{TOTAL} elements',
-    spawnFn: async () => { /* Task subagent (spawnType: validation, general-purpose, model: opus):
-      'You are the Design Verification Agent. Read $DV_PROMPT and follow it exactly.
-      Do not deviate from that protocol. Context for this run:
-        - domain: {domain-name}
-        - design contract: .gsd-t/contracts/design-contract.md
-        - files modified by this domain: {list}
-      Report back the verdict, match count, breakpoints verified, deviation count
-      and summary, and the full comparison table per the protocol's Step 7.' */ },
-  });
-})();
-"
-```
-
-`captureSpawn` parses `result.usage` and appends a row to `.gsd-t/token-log.md` under the canonical header. Tokens column renders as `in=N out=N cr=N cc=N $X.XX` or `—`, never `N/A`.
-
-**Artifact Gate (MANDATORY):**
-After the Design Verification Agent returns, check `.gsd-t/contracts/design-contract.md`:
-1. Read the file — does it contain a `## Verification Status` section?
-2. Does that section contain a comparison table with rows?
-3. If EITHER is missing → the verification agent failed its job. Log:
-   `[failure] Design Verification Agent did not produce comparison table — re-spawning`
-   Re-spawn the agent (1 retry). If it fails again, log to `.gsd-t/deferred-items.md`.
-
-**If VERDICT is DESIGN DEVIATIONS FOUND:**
-1. Fix all deviations (spawn a fix subagent, model: sonnet, with the deviation list)
-2. Re-spawn the Design Verification Agent to re-verify (max 2 fix-and-verify cycles)
-3. If deviations persist after 2 cycles, log to `.gsd-t/deferred-items.md` and present to user
-
-**If VERDICT is DESIGN VERIFIED:** Proceed to Red Team.
-
-## Step 5.5: Red Team — Adversarial QA (per-domain, MANDATORY)
-
-```bash
-node scripts/gsd-t-watch-state.js advance --agent-id "$GSD_T_AGENT_ID" --parent-id "${GSD_T_PARENT_AGENT_ID:-null}" --command gsd-t-execute --step 5 --step-label ".5: Red Team — Adversarial QA (per-domain, MANDATORY)" 2>/dev/null || true
-```
-
-**IMPORTANT — frequency change in v2.74.12**: Red Team was promoted to per-task by commit `da6d3ae` on the assumption that the orchestrator would catch context drain via an environment-variable-based self-check. That env-var path was never populated by Claude Code, so the check was inert and the per-task spawning of ~10k-token Red Team subagents was the largest single contributor to the v2.74.x context-burn regression. Red Team is now run ONCE PER COMPLETED DOMAIN — call this step from the "After all tasks in a domain complete" block, not from a per-task hook.
-
-After all tasks in the CURRENT DOMAIN pass their tests, spawn an adversarial Red Team agent. Its sole purpose is to BREAK the domain that was just built.
-
-⚙ [opus] Red Team → adversarial validation for domain {domain-name}
-
-**OBSERVABILITY LOGGING (MANDATORY) — wrap the Red Team spawn with `captureSpawn`:**
-
-Resolve the templated prompt path so the orchestrator never holds the full ~3500-token Red Team protocol in its own context:
-
-```bash
-RT_PROMPT="$(npm root -g 2>/dev/null)/@tekyzinc/gsd-t/templates/prompts/red-team-subagent.md"
-[ -f "$RT_PROMPT" ] || RT_PROMPT="templates/prompts/red-team-subagent.md"
-```
-
-Then spawn through `captureSpawn` — `spawnType: 'validation'` (always headless per headless-default-contract v2.0.0):
-
-```
-node -e "
-const { captureSpawn } = require('./bin/gsd-t-token-capture.cjs');
-(async () => {
-  await captureSpawn({
-    command: 'gsd-t-execute',
-    step: 'Red Team',
-    model: 'opus',
-    description: 'adversarial validation for domain {domain-name}',
-    projectDir: '.',
-    domain: '{domain-name}',
-    task: '-',
-    notes: '{VERDICT} — {N} bugs found',
-    spawnFn: async () => { /* Task subagent (spawnType: validation, general-purpose, model: opus):
-      'You are a Red Team QA adversary. Read $RT_PROMPT and follow it exactly.
-      Do not deviate from that protocol. Context for this run:
-        - domain: {domain-name}
-        - files modified by this domain: {list}
-        - tasks just completed: {task-id list}
-      Report back the verdict (FAIL or GRUDGING PASS), bugs found by severity,
-      attack categories exhausted, and the path to the written
-      .gsd-t/red-team-report.md.' */ },
-  });
-})();
-"
-```
-
-`captureSpawn` parses `result.usage` and appends a row to `.gsd-t/token-log.md`. Tokens column renders as `in=N out=N cr=N cc=N $X.XX` or `—`, never `N/A`.
-
-**If Red Team VERDICT is FAIL:**
-1. Fix all CRITICAL and HIGH bugs immediately (up to 2 fix attempts per bug)
-2. Re-run Red Team after fixes
-3. If bugs persist after 2 fix cycles, log to `.gsd-t/deferred-items.md` and present to user
-
-**If Red Team VERDICT is GRUDGING PASS:** Proceed to completion.
-
-## Step 6: Completion
-
-```bash
-node scripts/gsd-t-watch-state.js advance --agent-id "$GSD_T_AGENT_ID" --parent-id "${GSD_T_PARENT_AGENT_ID:-null}" --command gsd-t-execute --step 6 --step-label "Completion" 2>/dev/null || true
-```
-
-When all tasks in all domains are complete:
-1. Update `.gsd-t/progress.md` — all tasks marked complete
-2. Set status to `EXECUTED`
-3. List any contract deviations or decisions made during execution
-
-### Autonomy Behavior
-
-**Level 3 (Full Auto)**: Log a brief status line (e.g., "✅ Execute complete — {N}/{N} tasks done") and auto-advance to the next phase. Do NOT wait for user input.
-
-**Level 1–2**: Report completion summary and recommend proceeding to integrate phase. Wait for confirmation.
-
-## Step 7: Doc-Ripple (Automated)
-
-```bash
-node scripts/gsd-t-watch-state.js advance --agent-id "$GSD_T_AGENT_ID" --parent-id "${GSD_T_PARENT_AGENT_ID:-null}" --command gsd-t-execute --step 7 --step-label "Doc-Ripple (Automated)" 2>/dev/null || true
-```
-
-After all work is committed but before reporting completion:
-
-1. Run threshold check — read `git diff --name-only HEAD~1` and evaluate against doc-ripple-contract.md trigger conditions
-2. If SKIP: log "Doc-ripple: SKIP — {reason}" and proceed to completion
-3. If FIRE: spawn doc-ripple agent — `spawnType: 'validation'` (always headless per headless-default-contract v2.0.0):
-
-⚙ [{model}] gsd-t-doc-ripple → blast radius analysis + parallel updates
-
-Task subagent (spawnType: validation, general-purpose, model: sonnet):
-"Execute the doc-ripple workflow per commands/gsd-t-doc-ripple.md.
-Git diff context: {files changed list}
-Command that triggered: execute
-Produce manifest at .gsd-t/doc-ripple-manifest.md.
-Update all affected documents.
-Report: 'Doc-ripple: {N} checked, {N} updated, {N} skipped'"
-
-4. After doc-ripple returns, verify manifest exists and report summary inline
+- `status === "complete"`: every domain reported `complete`, integrate landed clean, verify-gate green. Auto-advance to the next phase.
+- `status === "verify-failed"`: domains completed but verify-gate found regressions. Invoke `gsd-t-debug` (or its Workflow) before retry.
+- `status === "failed"`: a domain reported `failed`, integrate failed, or preflight blocked. Read `domainResults` for the blocking entry.
 
 ## Document Ripple
 
-Execute modifies source code, so the Pre-Commit Gate (referenced in Step 10) covers document updates. For clarity, the key documents affected by execution:
-
-### Always update:
-1. **`.gsd-t/progress.md`** — Mark tasks complete, update domain status, log execution summary
-
-### Check if affected (per task):
-2. **`.gsd-t/contracts/`** — Did a task change an API endpoint, schema, or component interface? Update the contract
-3. **`docs/requirements.md`** — Did a task implement or change a requirement? Mark it complete or revise
-4. **`docs/architecture.md`** — Did a task add/change a component or data flow? Update it
-5. **`.gsd-t/techdebt.md`** — Did a task resolve a debt item? Mark it done. Did it reveal new debt? Add it
-
-### Scan Doc Micro-Update (if `.gsd-t/scan/` exists):
-After all tasks complete, patch structural metadata in scan docs so they stay fresh between full scans. This is near-zero cost — no LLM re-analysis, just updating counts and lists from code.
-
-For each scan doc that exists, apply only the relevant patches:
-- **`.gsd-t/scan/architecture.md`** — Update file/directory counts, add new files/modules created during execution
-- **`.gsd-t/scan/quality.md`** — Mark resolved TODOs/FIXMEs, update test counts (run `grep -rc "test\|it\|describe" tests/` or equivalent), append new files to Consumer Surfaces table if applicable
-- **`.gsd-t/scan/security.md`** — If a security finding was fixed during execution, mark it `[RESOLVED]`
-- **`.gsd-t/scan/business-rules.md`** — Append any new validation/auth/workflow rules added during execution
-- **`.gsd-t/scan/contract-drift.md`** — If contracts were updated, mark resolved drift items
+After execute completes, ensure these are updated in the same commit chain:
 
-Skip any scan doc that wasn't affected by the executed tasks. Skip analytical sections (assessments, recommendations) — those require a full scan to update.
+- `.gsd-t/progress.md` — Decision Log entry per executed task or domain
+- `docs/architecture.md` — if new components or data-flow changes
+- `.gsd-t/contracts/` — if interfaces changed
+- `docs/requirements.md` — mark requirements complete or revised
 
-$ARGUMENTS
+These are normally handled inside each domain worker's commits. The integrate stage verifies they landed.
 
-## Auto-Clear
+## Next Up (auto-advance)
 
-All work is committed to project files. Execute `/clear` to free the context window for the next command.
+`/gsd-t-verify` (or the verify Workflow directly). The execute Workflow's verify-gate step is a fast deterministic check; `/gsd-t-verify` runs the full orthogonal triad (`/code-review ultra` ∥ Red Team ∥ QA) per `.gsd-t/contracts/orthogonal-validation-contract.md`.