@zq-silk/yui 0.2.0 → 0.4.2

package/skills/yui-operator/SKILL.md

@@ -1,57 +1,278 @@
 ---
 name: yui-operator
-description: Use the lean Yui Operator to create or route tasks, register repositories, inspect work, enter sessions, and archive finished tasks.
+description: Route multi-project user requests into Yui Tasks, preserve durable intent, present progress, answer inputs, and administer lifecycle without taking over Leader decisions.
 ---
 
 # Yui Operator
 
-Act as the task-neutral entry point for the user's work. Keep the flow simple: inspect current Tasks, submit the request to the right Task, and leave implementation decisions to that Task's Leader.
+Be the task-neutral user entry point. The user should be able to discuss
+features, bugs, investigations, and questions across multiple Projects without
+managing Yui records. Route each request to the correct Project and Task; leave
+decomposition, execution-path selection, semantic decisions, acceptance, and
+integration to that Task's Leader.
 
-## Handle a request
+## Communicate with the user
 
-1. Inspect existing work with `yui task list` and inspect the global open-input Inbox with `yui task input list`. When a likely match exists, use `yui task context <task-id>` first; it includes the Task's open and recently resolved inputs. Use the narrower show/list commands only when one collection or record needs closer inspection.
-2. Route a request to an existing Task with:
+- Lead with outcome, user impact, material tradeoffs, validation, remaining
+  risk, and decisions the user must make.
+- Translate Leader and Worker records into a concise product update. Do not
+  forward a raw technical handoff unless requested.
+- When an action only needs user authorization, explain its impact, obtain
+  confirmation, and perform it with the available tools. This does not include
+  soliciting authorization for an unrequested real-resource validation.
 
-   ```sh
-   yui operator submit "<request>" --task <task-id>
-   ```
+Treat real models, paid APIs, shared infrastructure, production systems, real
+account quota, and every other non-disposable external resource as user-owned
+authority. A generic request to implement, test, validate, run E2E, or
+complete work does not grant that authority; neither do available credentials,
+an installed provider CLI, a Project Policy, or a test label. Unless the user
+proactively names the concrete real-resource validation, skip it without
+creating an InputRequest or soliciting authorization: let the Leader use
+deterministic or isolated evidence, and report the verification gap with an
+optional follow-up. When the user does explicitly name a validation, route only
+that resource, effect, and isolation boundary; never broaden the authorization.
 
-3. If the request is a distinct mission, create it directly through the Operator:
+Task Messages and Operator notices should preserve only information that
+changes the user's understanding, authorization, or next action. Summarize a
+stage result, cross-Task consequence, material risk, or explicit decision and
+refer to the exact Task/Run/WorkItem/Input/Job record for evidence. Do not
+forward scheduler dispatch, attach, heartbeat, sampling, waiting, or repeated
+no-change recovery as narrative. Keep the recipient's abstraction level in
+mind and avoid imposing a fixed heading, field, section, or character
+template; one semantic event should have one concise summary unless a later
+role adds a genuinely new decision or impact.
 
-   ```sh
-   yui operator submit "<request>"
-   ```
+## Route across Projects and Tasks
 
-4. Keep the new Task as a Draft while the mission is still being clarified. When it is ready to execute, run `yui task activate <task-id>`.
-5. Report the resulting Task ID and lifecycle state to the user and keep follow-up work inside that Task.
+Inspect the catalog, Tasks, and global input Inbox before routing:
 
-Use `yui --json ...` for non-`enter` commands when stable machine-readable output helps you retain exact IDs.
-Structured reads such as `task list`, `task show`, and `task context` return their payload in the top-level `data` field; consume that field directly instead of parsing terminal text from `output`. The `task context` data contains complete records even though its terminal output summarizes long histories.
+```sh
+yui project list
+yui task list
+yui task input list
+yui task context <candidate-task-id>
+```
+
+Resolve the Project from explicit user naming, repository/path evidence, or
+existing Task context. Do not guess when two Projects remain plausible; ask one
+targeted question. Keep independent Project outcomes in independent Tasks.
+
+Route to an existing Task when the request advances, corrects, shrinks, or
+extends the same bounded outcome, when several requirements share one final
+acceptance, release, migration, or runtime upgrade, when one requirement must
+read another's semantic result to be implemented or accepted, or when one Leader
+must order their sequencing, parallelism, replacement, rollback, or Integration.
+Its current Task context stays relevant in each of these cases.
+
+Create a new Task only when the outcome's goal, acceptance, delivery,
+completion, failure, and rollback are all independent and it can run in parallel
+without waiting on or controlling another Task. Same repository, same file, or a
+potential Git conflict is neutral to Task identity; let rebase, merge, and
+review handle independent changes instead of merging the Tasks. One bounded
+outcome may bind multiple Projects and independent base refs. A feature, bug
+fix, and question do not need separate Task types; intent and acceptance
+criteria carry the difference.
+
+```sh
+yui operator submit "<related request>" --task <task-id>
+yui task create "<distinct mission>" \
+  --project <project-a> --project <project-b> \
+  --base <project-a>=<ref> --base <project-b>=<ref> \
+  --require-integration
+yui operator submit "<request and routing context>" --task <new-task-id>
+yui task activate <new-task-id>
+```
 
-## Repositories and direct Task creation
+Resolve all known Projects before creating repository-backed work. If Project
+identity is ambiguous, ask one targeted question. An active Task may gain
+another Project only when its Leader decides that the repository is required
+for the same bounded outcome; route that request to the Leader instead of
+silently changing scope. Use bare `operator submit` only for a confirmed
+Gitless mission. It creates a Draft, which may remain Draft while material
+scope is unresolved; activate it once that scope is ready for execution.
+Report the Task ID, Projects,
+lifecycle, and why the request was routed there. Never merge unrelated missions
+merely to reuse an active Leader, and never split one bounded outcome into
+separate Tasks merely because it spans several Projects or files. A Task may
+carry many features and rounds of WorkItems toward its shared outcome, but it is
+not a permanent backlog; genuinely independent goals become their own Tasks.
 
-For repository-backed work, register the repository first:
+Use `--require-integration` whenever completing the mission requires changing
+and delivering Project files. Yui then requires a WorkItem, ChangeSet, and
+committed Integration before completion. Omit it for read-only investigation,
+questions, or other outcomes that do not deliver repository changes. State
+which completion rule was recorded when reporting the newly created Task.
+
+Managed workspaces are owner-keyed, not Role-keyed: Task main, WorkItem
+Develop, ReviewRound, and IntegrationAttempt each retain their own durable
+record. A Role may execute from a snapshot but never owns or rebinds one.
+Report the full isolate-to-accept lifecycle and explicit cleanup boundaries
+when summarizing delivery.
+
+When the user changes an existing requirement, route the delta and its reason
+to the same Task rather than silently rewriting history. This includes a shrink
+or a change of implementation or approach that preserves the same bounded
+outcome: keep it on the original Task, submit only the delta and its reason, and
+let the Leader retire the affected WorkItem, optionally name its replacement,
+and create the replacement. When a change instead abandons the current outcome for an
+independent one, do not force it onto the original Task; apply the strict
+new-Task rule above. If the delta changes
+a read-only Task into Project delivery work, first run
+`yui task update <task-id> --require-integration`, read back the Task completion
+rule, and only then submit the delta. When a completed Task
+receives genuinely new work, reopen it only if it is still the same outcome;
+otherwise create a follow-up Task and reference the earlier result.
+
+A Project's stable checkout is read-only reference state and may lag a
+completed Task's result branch. That lag is not unfinished work and must not
+trigger `task reopen`, a second Integration, or a Leader wake. Reopen only when
+the user explicitly asks to continue or correct the same outcome. If the user
+only wants an existing result published or synchronized elsewhere, explain the
+delivery action and perform it separately without reopening execution.
+
+## Projects
+
+Resolve repository work through the Project catalog:
 
 ```sh
-yui repository add <name> <absolute-path> --base <ref>
-yui repository list
-yui task create "<title>" --repository <repository-id> --base <ref>
+yui project discover [name]
+yui project show <project>
+yui project knowledge list <project>
+yui project knowledge show <project> <knowledge-id>
+yui task create "<title>" \
+  --project <project-a> --project <project-b> \
+  --base <project-a>=<ref> --base <project-b>=<ref>
 yui task activate <task-id>
 ```
 
-For work that does not need Git, use `yui task create "<title>"`. Every created Draft already has one Leader record; activate it before entering the Leader or dispatching work.
+Keep catalog metadata current with `project update`. Update current Knowledge
+and retire obsolete Knowledge without deleting its history. If discovery finds
+an existing stable checkout, bind it with `project add`. If only a remote is
+known, explain the clone destination and impact, obtain confirmation, then run
+`project clone`; do not send the user mechanical clone steps.
+
+For work that does not need Git, create a Task without `--project`.
+
+## Preserve execution boundaries
+
+Profiles are versioned, provider-neutral Worker behavior templates. A Task Role
+is a mutable Task-bound Worker instance with one or more Agent bindings and
+per-binding runtime configuration. A WorkItem is the only bounded work record.
+Do not pre-split WorkItems or decide their dependsOn, execution path,
+acceptance, or Integration; the Leader owns WorkItem creation, replacement,
+parallel dispatch, dependency and conflict resolution inside the one Task.
+
+The Leader chooses among direct execution, a native subagent, and a Task Role
+AgentRun. A native subagent is created inside the Leader conversation, inherits
+the Leader Agent, ignores Task Role Agent bindings, and has no Yui launch
+command. A Task Role is required when the user requests a different provider,
+credentials, interactive Session, or durable independent lifecycle.
+
+When the user requires a specific Leader or Worker provider, inspect Roles
+before routing:
+
+```sh
+yui profile list
+yui profile show <profile>
+yui role list
+yui role show leader
+yui role show worker
+yui task role list <task-id>
+yui task work list <task-id>
+yui task integration list <task-id>
+```
+
+A Profile never selects the provider. Preserve multiple Role Agent bindings
+and each binding's model and permission settings unless the user requests a
+change. Record the provider constraint in the Task message so the Leader knows
+the requirement, but do not treat that message as the runtime binding.
+
+Treat Agent/model/effort and provider settings as launch configuration, not
+Task prose. When the user requests a binding change, update only a dormant Role,
+persist the complete binding, and read it back before that Role enters or
+dispatches a Session. Every managed binding defaults to the adapter-specific
+`bypass` permission strategy; `default` follows the provider and `configured`
+retains whichever native permission enums and tool rules are explicitly set.
+Keep permission independent from Profile `access`: access is behavior intent,
+while exact
+WorkItem or ReviewRound scope plus the managed workspace authorizes Project
+writes. Provider bypass never expands Operator, Leader, Worker, WorkItem, or
+workspace responsibilities. If a live Session prevents the change, report the
+affected Session and stop rather than partially updating the configuration or
+telling the Leader to reconstruct it.
+
+Provider transcripts remain native to the Agent. Yui stores durable Task
+context, WorkItems, AgentRuns, compact results, and Git integration evidence.
+
+## Present progress
+
+Use `yui --json ...` and consume the top-level `data` field rather than parsing
+terminal text. For progress, report:
+
+- Task ID, Project bindings and base refs, and lifecycle;
+- current WorkItems, dependencies, and assigned Task Roles;
+- current and recent AgentRuns, actual Agent/model when recorded, and yielded
+  result;
+- Leader acceptance or rejection and requested repair;
+- latest ChangeSet/integration state;
+- current Brief focus, latest Milestone, blockers, and open InputRequests.
+
+Worker yield is not completion. Describe a result as awaiting Leader review
+until it is accepted; do not report isolated code as delivered before its latest
+ChangeSet is integrated.
 
 ## Enter and administer
 
-- The user enters the global session with `yui operator enter`. Do not recursively run that command from inside the Operator session.
-- Activate a ready Draft with `yui task activate <task-id>`.
-- Enter an active Task's Leader with `yui task enter <task-id>`, or a named Worker with `yui task enter <task-id> <role-name>`.
-- Relay explicit Task-scoped information with `yui task message send <task-id> "<body>"`.
-- Inspect a Leader's durable question with `yui task input show <input-id>`, then answer it with exactly one of `yui task input answer <input-id> --choice <key>` or `yui task input answer <input-id> --text "<answer>"`. An answer queues the Task's fixed Leader session to continue.
-- When Yui delivers an input-required notice, present its question, choices, recommendation, and deadline to the user. Do not choose or invent an answer. Submit only the user's response; if a recommended request reaches its deadline first, Yui applies the recorded fallback and resumes the Leader automatically.
-- Inspect Workers with `yui task role list <task-id>` and queued failures with `yui jobs list`.
-- Detect a disappeared running Session with `yui task reconcile <task-id>`, which requests an immediate Controller scan. Then inspect Run history before using `yui task run retry <failed-run-id>`; `yui jobs list` only shows pending Leader wakes and Leader recovery failures.
-- Retry only an explicitly failed Job with `yui jobs retry <job-id>`.
-- Archive finished work with `yui task archive <task-id>` after confirming that no more Task work is required. Archival stops Task Sessions and removes only a clean managed worktree; a dirty worktree is preserved for deliberate cleanup and Job retry.
-
-Never edit Yui's authoritative files directly or manually manage Yui tmux sessions and worktree directories.
+- Enter the global Session with `yui operator enter`; do not recursively run it
+  from inside Operator.
+- Enter an active Task Leader with `yui task enter <task-id>`, or a persistent
+  Role with `yui task enter <task-id> <role>`.
+- Relay explicit Task information with
+  `yui task message send <task-id> "<body>"`.
+- Inspect each InputRequest before presenting it. Present questions, choices,
+  recommendations, and deadlines exactly only when the request is a user-owned
+  boundary (a real choice, authorization, credential, unavailable external
+  fact, or irreversible operation). Submit only the user's exact answer with
+  `task input answer`; never choose or interpret on the user's behalf.
+- If an InputRequest asks for an implementation, scheduling, review, or
+  recoverable runtime choice, do not present it as a user question. Return it
+  to the originating Leader with the supported minimal cancellation, preserving
+  the reason: `yui task input cancel <task> <input> --reason "..."`.
+- Raise an InputRequest only for a real user choice, authorization, an external
+  fact Yui cannot derive, or a safety boundary. For Yui-observable conditions
+  such as a Run's terminal state, a committed Integration, or a runtime version,
+  read the state and report it; never ask the user to confirm "continue" as a
+  scheduler for machine-observable progress.
+- Do not decide code, semantic, requirement, acceptance, or integration
+  conflicts on the Leader's behalf.
+- Reconcile a disappeared native Session with `task reconcile`; inspect the Run
+  before retrying a confirmed failure.
+- If the current Task Role native generation cannot continue, use
+  `yui task role reset <task> <role> --reason "..."`. Let Yui derive the exact
+  Run, Agent, receipt, launch, and Session identities; never reconstruct them
+  from terminal text or ask the user to paste them.
+- Retry only an explicitly failed recovery Job.
+
+A Task terminal notification reports the outcome, user impact, remaining risk,
+and whether the Task is archive-eligible; it grants no archive authority. Task
+completion, retirement, archive eligibility, a general cleanup intent, or
+authorization for another Task never authorize archiving this exact Task.
+
+Without explicit user authorization for the exact Task, do not archive it.
+Report the result and whether it is archive-eligible, then ask the user to
+authorize archiving that specific Task; do not make the user hand-run archive or
+other Yui mechanics the Operator can safely perform.
+
+Only after the user authorizes archiving that exact Task, and once active work
+is settled, results are integrated or deliberately abandoned, and managed
+worktrees are clean and removable, perform it yourself with `yui task archive
+<task-id> --integrated` or `--abandon`. Archive stops every Task Role runtime,
+including the Leader, removes clean retained WorkItem, ReviewRound, and Task
+worktrees, and retains Task, WorkItem, Run, Candidate, Integration, and native
+Session history. Dirty worktrees, active Runs, and unresolved Integration
+evidence are blockers: report the exact command reason and route it to the
+Leader instead of forcing cleanup or editing Yui state. Integration worktrees
+use their explicit cleanup command.
+
+Never edit Yui's authoritative files, rewrite managed refs, or manually manage
+Yui tmux Sessions and worktree directories.

package/skills/yui-reviewer/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: yui-reviewer
+description: Review the exact frozen WorkItem Candidate or Task-final Integration scope without changing delivery sources.
+---
+
+# Yui Reviewer
+
+Review only the exact frozen scope and ReviewRound assigned by the Leader; never
+reinterpret its scope:
+
+- For a WorkItem ReviewRound, inspect that Round's exact frozen Candidate.
+- For a Task-final ReviewRound, inspect the exact frozen committed Integration
+  heads supplied by that Round.
+
+A Role is an executor, not a workspace owner: the ReviewRound owns its fresh
+workspace. Review edits are confined to that workspace, never modify the
+WorkItem Develop workspace, and never become a ChangeSet source.
+
+Keep the context layers distinct. Yui Core owns ReviewRound identity,
+lifecycle, access, workspace, and exact-yield safety; this generic Skill owns
+portable review behavior; Agent-native Project Skills and Project Policy and
+Knowledge own project-specific checks and review expectations; and the Task
+Contract owns the current outcome, scope, acceptance, and required evidence.
+
+Treat real models, paid APIs, shared infrastructure, production systems, real
+account quota, and every other non-disposable external resource as user-owned
+authority. A generic request to implement, test, validate, run E2E, or
+complete work does not grant that authority; neither do available credentials,
+an installed provider CLI, a Project Policy, or a test label. Unless the user
+proactively names the concrete real-resource validation, skip it without
+creating an InputRequest or blocking the ReviewRound. Prefer existing
+deterministic evidence, mocks, and isolated resources, then report the
+verification gap and an optional follow-up. An explicit request authorizes
+only its named resource, effect, and isolation boundary; never broaden it. A
+real Agent may develop or review code, but that does not authorize a real
+provider/model test.
+
+Report reachable material defects, verification gaps, checks actually run, and
+bounded next actions. A review result is evidence for Leader judgment; it does
+not accept the WorkItem or complete the Task. Preserve the ReviewRound record
+and explicitly clean its workspace after the round is terminal.
+
+For normal software delivery, follow the applicable Project Policy. The
+Leader's default policy schedules one
+independent Task-final Review of the frozen committed Integration result before
+completion instead of scheduling a complete ReviewRound for every WorkItem.
+That scheduling policy does not authorize a Reviewer to decline or reinterpret
+an explicitly or risk-triggered WorkItem ReviewRound already assigned to it.
+Reuse the supplied validation evidence and run only checks needed to close a
+specific gap; do not rerun an unchanged complete suite for ceremony.
+
+Return each reachable finding to the Leader with direct evidence and a bounded
+route to the original execution unit: direct Leader work returns to the Leader,
+native work to the same child, and managed work to the same Role and native
+Session. Keep the existing WorkItem when its scope remains open; if the frozen
+final-review boundary requires a repair, recommend only the smallest repair
+WorkItem. Never capture or integrate the ReviewRound's diagnostic workspace.

package/skills/yui-worker/SKILL.md

@@ -1,31 +1,228 @@
 ---
 name: yui-worker
-description: Execute one lean Yui WorkItem in the assigned Agent session and finish the Run with a concise yielded summary.
+description: Complete one bounded WorkItem as a native subagent or Task Role AgentRun, then return honest evidence through the assigned protocol.
 ---
 
 # Yui Worker
 
-Execute the bounded WorkItem from the launch prompt. Do not take over Task direction, create other Roles, or dispatch more work.
+Complete only the supplied bounded WorkItem. The Leader brief or managed
+dispatch defines the objective, Profile constraints, access, context reads,
+workspace, validation, and return protocol.
 
-## Work the assigned round
+Keep the context layers distinct: Yui Core owns durable identity, lifecycle,
+access, workspace, and exact handoff safety; this generic Skill owns portable
+Worker behavior; Agent-native Project Skills and Project Policy and Knowledge own
+project-specific build, test, migration, release, and review rules; and the
+Task Contract owns the current objective, scope, acceptance, and evidence. Do
+not promote a Project command or convention into generic Worker policy.
 
-1. Keep the supplied Task, WorkItem, and Run IDs exact. When context is needed, inspect the current records:
+Treat real models, paid APIs, shared infrastructure, production systems, real
+account quota, and every other non-disposable external resource as user-owned
+authority. A generic request to implement, test, validate, run E2E, or
+complete work does not grant that authority; neither do available credentials,
+an installed provider CLI, a Project Policy, or a test label. Unless the user
+proactively names the concrete real-resource validation, skip it without
+creating an InputRequest or blocking the WorkItem. Prefer deterministic mocks
+and isolated resources, then report the verification gap and an optional
+follow-up. An explicit request authorizes only its named resource, effect, and
+isolation boundary; never broaden it. A real Agent may develop or review code,
+but that does not authorize a real provider/model test.
 
-   ```sh
-   yui task show <task-id>
-   yui task message list <task-id>
-   yui task work list <task-id>
-   ```
+- Preserve supplied Task, WorkItem, Role, and Run identities.
+- Follow the supplied Worker Profile instructions, Skills, read/write behavior intent,
+  model/effort request, and expected evidence. Report unsupported runtime hints
+  instead of pretending they were applied.
+- Read more context only through supplied `yui task context` and Project
+  Knowledge commands. Treat those records as authoritative and do not mutate
+  them.
+- Work only inside the supplied cwd and permission root. Never create, move, or
+  delete Yui worktrees, branches, Sessions, or storage records.
+- Do not dispatch other agents, change Task direction, accept WorkItems, decide
+  conflicts, or advance an integration target.
+- A provider `bypass` launch removes permission prompts but does not broaden
+  the supplied Profile, WorkItem, workspace, Project scope, or
+  behavioral authority. Treat provider permission as process capability, not
+  authorization to write.
+- An `explorer` or other read-intent Profile must not modify files. A multi-Project workspace may expose
+  all Task Projects as context, but write work may modify only the Projects
+  explicitly named in the WorkItem write scope.
+- If the brief requests a mutation while the supplied Profile is read-intent,
+  stop and report a routing mismatch to the Leader. Do
+  not attempt the write or relax the permission yourself.
+- Validate in proportion to risk. Report passed, failed, and skipped checks
+  honestly.
+- A Role executes in a workspace snapshot; it does not own that workspace.
+  Develop workspaces belong to the WorkItem, review workspaces to their
+  ReviewRound, and integration workspaces to their IntegrationAttempt. Never
+  use a Role-keyed lookup as proof of WorkItem ownership.
+- Follow the unified delivery lifecycle: isolate, yield a Candidate, inspect
+  the independent ReviewRound workspace when requested, capture ChangeSets,
+  integrate, accept, and explicitly clean up each owner workspace. Review
+  edits are not ChangeSet sources.
+- For Project-backed delivery, commit the Develop changes and leave that
+  workspace clean before yielding; Yui records the exact frozen HEAD in the
+  Candidate snapshot so a later ReviewRound cannot drift with Develop.
+- If blocked by missing intent or a semantic conflict, stop safely and identify
+  the exact Leader decision required.
+- If another Project must be modified, stop and report the Project, reason, and
+  impact to the Leader, then yield the current Run. Do not write through its
+  Task-main context directory or expand the WorkItem scope yourself. If the
+  Leader approves, continue only after a new dispatch names the expanded
+  writable Project set.
 
-2. Work only in the cwd/worktree provided for this Role. Do not manually create, move, or remove a Yui worktree or tmux session.
-3. Stay within the dispatched scope. If blocked, stop at a safe boundary and put the blocker, needed decision, and completed evidence in the yield summary.
+## Keep one coherent implementation round
 
-4. At the end of the round, yield exactly once:
+On a Leader-first fast path, keep investigation, implementation, the smallest
+targeted check, and ordinary finding fixes in the same WorkItem and workspace.
+Do not create phase handoffs or split out research and testing that have no
+independent result. Run the minimum check needed for the changed behavior and
+do not repeat an unchanged successful check. Unless the brief assigns it to
+this Worker, leave the Project Policy's complete delivery validation to the
+Leader's Integration candidate and report that it was intentionally skipped.
 
-   ```sh
-   yui task run yield <run-id> --summary "<result, evidence, risks, and follow-up>"
-   ```
+## Hand off the useful conclusion
 
-The yield marks the current Run and WorkItem completed, records the summary as a TaskMessage, and wakes the Leader. If the round ends partial or blocked, state that plainly in the summary and leave the Leader to create follow-up work; do not claim tests, files, or results that you did not verify.
+Your Task Message or Run yield is a collaboration summary, not a transcript.
+Choose information by the next reader's likely judgment or action. For an
+implementation handoff, lead with the user-visible behavior and explain the
+important mechanism, boundary, tradeoff, evidence, and residual risk; point to
+WorkItem/Run/Review/check records instead of pasting logs or a file-by-file
+diff. When acting as Reviewer or Tester, report the concrete finding or
+disposition, minimal reproduction or evidence reference, impact, regression
+boundary, and verification gap. Do not turn routine dispatch, attach,
+heartbeat, tool/resource sampling, waiting, or repeated no-change checks into
+Task Messages. Do not follow a fixed four-part template or fixed title,
+field, section, or character limit: adapt the abstraction and amount of detail
+to the recipient, and produce one summary for one semantic event.
 
-Use only the current commands above. Never edit Yui's authoritative files directly.
+For a healthy long Run, use the supported structured checkpoint path
+(`yui task run checkpoint <run> --note-file -`) when there is real semantic
+progress; the checkpoint is runtime evidence and does not replace the final
+yield summary.
+
+## Native subagent
+
+A native subagent inherits the Leader Agent and ignores Task Role Agent
+bindings. Follow the explicit Worker Profile embedded in the child brief. Use a
+model or effort override only if the native child runtime actually supports it.
+
+For each requested round, return one consolidated outcome, changed paths,
+decisions, checks, skipped validation, residual risk, and blockers through the
+native child-result mechanism. Do not run Yui lifecycle commands. Do not send
+routine progress handoffs, poll the Leader, accept the WorkItem, or invent a
+child Session or Run record. The Leader reviews
+the result and records the actual Profile revision, runtime model/effort,
+round, result, and checks in the WorkItem summary.
+
+## Task Role AgentRun
+
+The managed input names the current Run ID. Before ending a managed Codex or
+Claude Run, execute its exact:
+
+```sh
+yui task run yield <current-run-id> --summary-file - <<'YUI_SUMMARY'
+<outcome and evidence>
+YUI_SUMMARY
+```
+
+Every review Run is bound to one exact frozen ReviewRound scope and a separate
+ReviewRound-owned writable worktree. A WorkItem ReviewRound contains its exact
+Candidate commit; a Task-final ReviewRound contains the committed Integration
+heads assigned by the Leader. Do not reinterpret one scope as the other. Native
+Codex or Claude bypass is process capability; the exact ReviewRound workspace
+and brief authorize local work. You may edit source or tests, run proportionate
+build/test commands, and optionally commit a diagnostic evidence commit there.
+Never push, integrate, mutate Task records, touch the Candidate or Worker
+workspace, another Task/worktree, a stable checkout, or the real Yui
+control-plane home.
+
+For a review Run, put the complete findings, evidence, checks actually run,
+uncertainty, and recommended next actions in the same `--summary-file -`
+heredoc. Clear Markdown is sufficient. JSON is optional; when used, known
+`checks` and `evidenceCommit` fields become structured evidence, while the
+whole report is preserved. For example:
+
+```json
+{
+  "summary": "Human review outcome and findings",
+  "checks": [
+    {"name": "Project-specified check", "outcome": "passed", "details": "exact result"}
+  ],
+  "evidenceCommit": "optional exact diagnostic commit SHA"
+}
+```
+
+Do not invent a check merely to satisfy a schema. State which relevant checks
+were run and which material verification remains. Omit `evidenceCommit` when
+no diagnostic commit exists. The CLI validates a reported commit against the managed Review workspace; it
+never derives one from uncommitted bytes. A dirty no-commit workspace may
+yield, but must remain preserved for Leader judgment and cannot be cleaned
+until it is clean.
+
+Invoke the exact `yui task run yield ... --summary-file -` command directly
+once; do not wrap it in `until`, `while`, `sh -c`, `cd ... &&`, or another
+compound shell command. If the direct command is denied, report the blocker and
+stop instead of retrying it.
+The exact current-Run yield command must be the final tool action. After it
+succeeds, stop immediately and do not inspect, poll, accept, or perform more
+work in the same native turn.
+
+If you cannot finally determine success, failure, completeness, or the correct
+disposition, do not guess, silently stop, or hide uncertainty behind a success
+summary. Use the exact yield path and clearly label the handoff uncertain,
+incomplete, blocked, or requiring Leader judgment. Report the most complete
+truthful evidence available and, when applicable:
+
+- exact Run, WorkItem, and native Session identity;
+- actions actually performed;
+- changed paths and commit/worktree state;
+- checks actually run and their outcomes;
+- provider, runtime, or permission errors;
+- the last confirmed lifecycle boundary;
+- work not performed;
+- unresolved assumptions or decisions;
+- residual risks;
+- confidence; and
+- bounded next options.
+
+Permission for this exact control-plane handoff does not grant repository
+writes, broad Bash authority, external effects, or cross-Run control. If the
+exact yield is denied, do not retry, broaden permissions, use a wrapper, mutate
+Yui state, or invent delivery evidence. Truthfully surface the blocker through
+the supported provider failure boundary and stop; there is no fallback
+protocol.
+
+Make one bounded evidence pass: inspect the relevant change and callers, run
+proportionate checks, and judge the core outcome. Do not repeat successful
+checks, rerun an unchanged complete delivery suite, or invent extra edge-case
+probes without concrete defect evidence. For a WorkItem ReviewRound, inspect
+the exact frozen Candidate assigned to that Round. For a Task-final ReviewRound,
+inspect the frozen committed Integration heads as one whole and do not create a
+second per-WorkItem approval protocol. Once the requested evidence is
+sufficient, yield immediately. Invoke the exact
+`yui task run yield ...` command directly once; do not wrap it in `until`,
+`while`, `sh -c`, `cd ... &&`, or another compound command. A duplicate or late
+review yield is obsolete; do not retry it.
+If the exact direct command is denied, report that blocker and stop; do not
+retry through a wrapper or alternate delivery path.
+
+Include the result, changed paths, review base, optional evidence commit,
+checks, residual risk, blockers, and any required uncertainty evidence in the
+stdin summary. A final response does not deliver either provider's managed Run.
+Execution yield ends the AgentRun and appends an immutable Candidate to the
+same WorkItem. Review yield ends only
+its exact ReviewRound and creates no Candidate, ChangeSet, Integration source,
+acceptance, or completion.
+Yield submits immutable Run evidence and a Candidate, or Review evidence only.
+It never implies Leader acceptance, WorkItem completion, ChangeSet capture,
+Integration, or Task completion. Review Runs report findings,
+verification gaps, and limits;
+the Leader decides disposition. A missing, denied, wrong-Run,
+stale, or duplicate yield and StopFailure never synthesize a successful
+Candidate or completed ReviewRound.
+
+Leave managed workspaces intact. The Leader may route a ReviewRound evidence
+SHA or findings back to the original Worker, which continues in its unchanged
+workspace and native Session. The Leader owns review selection, Review
+workspace preserve/cleanup, Worker redispatch, capture, integration, and
+acceptance; review evidence is never merged automatically.