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  # Dual-Brain Orchestrator
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- > Extension of data-tools by Steve Moraco. Requires replit-tools for full functionality.
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  This project uses dual-provider orchestration. Config: `.claude/orchestrator.json`.
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- ## Ship Captain — Primary Workflow
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- The preferred way to start any task:
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- ```bash
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- npx dual-brain do "fix the auth bug and write tests"
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- ```
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- Automatically: decomposes goal → selects agents via intent detection → executes →
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- runs tests → quality gate → self-heals issues (2 retries) → creates branch → opens PR.
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- **Flags:**
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- - `--yolo` — skip confirmations (still runs tests/gate, never auto-merges)
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- - `--careful` — confirm every step
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- - `--plan-only` — preview the plan without executing
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- - `--no-pr` — skip PR creation
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- **Intent detection** routes goals automatically: `fix`/`add` → execute chain, `explore`/`understand` → search-then-execute chain, `review` → dual-brain review chain.
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- **Resume an incomplete run:**
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- ```bash
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- npx dual-brain resume
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- ```
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  ## Tier Routing
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  Route subagents by task complexity:
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  - **Execute** (`model: "sonnet"`): Edits, tests, git ops. Return: files changed, tests run, edge cases.
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  - **Think** (main session, Opus): Architecture, review, planning. Return: decision, alternatives, risks.
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- The `enforce-tier` hook **blocks** severe mismatches in auto/balanced/quality-first profiles rather than just warning.
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- ## Agent Templates
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- Pre-built specialist agents for common tasks:
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- ```bash
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- npx dual-brain agents # list all templates
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- ```
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- Templates include `explorer`, `fixer`, `reviewer`, `tester`, and more. Ship Captain selects the right template automatically based on intent detection.
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- ## Agent Chains
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- Multi-step workflows that compose templates:
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- ```bash
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- npx dual-brain chains # list all chains
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- npx dual-brain do "explore auth then fix" # auto-selects explore-then-fix chain
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- ```
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- Built-in chains: `explore-then-fix`, `test-and-fix`, `review-and-apply`.
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  ## GPT Lane
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  For isolated or parallel work, dispatch to GPT via Codex CLI:
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- - `npx dual-brain dispatch --task "..." --model gpt-5.4` — execution tasks
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+ - `node .claude/hooks/gpt-work-dispatcher.mjs --task "..." --model gpt-5.4` — execution tasks
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  ## Dual-Brain Collaboration
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- Think and review now auto-complete the full 2-round dialogue by default.
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+ Dual-brain is a multi-round conversation between Claude and GPT — not a single-shot dispatch.
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  **Think flow** (architecture decisions):
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- ```bash
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- npx dual-brain think --question "should we use Redis?"
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- # → GPT Round 1 Claude analysis GPT Round 2 Synthesis
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- ```
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- Use `--manual` to step through rounds yourself:
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- 1. Round 1: `npx dual-brain think --question "..." --manual`
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- 2. You analyze independently
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- 3. Round 2: `npx dual-brain think --question "..." --round 2 --claude-says "<your analysis>"`
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+ 1. Round 1: `node .claude/hooks/dual-brain-think.mjs --question "..."`
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+ → GPT gives independent analysis
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+ 2. You analyze the same question independently
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+ 3. Round 2: `node .claude/hooks/dual-brain-think.mjs --question "..." --round 2 --claude-says "<your analysis>"`
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+ → GPT responds to your points: agreements, pushback, refined recommendation
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  4. You synthesize both rounds into a final decision
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  **Review flow** (code review):
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- ```bash
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- # → GPT Round 1 Claude review GPT Round 2 Final verdict
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+ 1. Round 1: `node .claude/hooks/dual-brain-review.mjs`
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+ → GPT reviews the diff independently
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+ 2. You review the same diff independently
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+ 3. Round 2: `node .claude/hooks/dual-brain-review.mjs --round 2 --claude-review "<your findings>"`
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+ → GPT confirms shared findings, acknowledges misses, disputes false positives
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+ 4. You synthesize into a final review verdict
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  ## Routing Rules
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  1. Tasks under 3 min → Claude (Codex startup overhead not worth it)
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- 2. Isolated tasks over 3 min → check balance: `npx dual-brain budget`
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- 3. High-risk decisions → dual-brain think (auto-triggered by hooks in auto mode)
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+ 2. Isolated tasks over 3 min → check balance: `node .claude/hooks/budget-balancer.mjs`
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+ 3. High-risk decisions → dual-brain think
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  4. When a task spans tiers: think > execute > search
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  ## Quality Gate
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- 1. Run `npx dual-brain report`
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+ 1. Run `node .claude/hooks/session-report.mjs`
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+ 2. Run `node .claude/hooks/quality-gate.mjs`
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  Gate statuses: `pass` (safe to end), `issues_found` (fix first), `needs_human_review` (GPT unavailable).
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- **Self-healing:** When Ship Captain is running, gate issues are automatically fixed and retried up to 2 times. Test failures are also auto-fixed (2 retries) before surfacing to the user.
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- ## Recovery
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- ```bash
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- npx dual-brain doctor # check system health and report issues
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- npx dual-brain repair # fix corrupt files, stale locks, re-register hooks
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- npx dual-brain reset # clear all state files (keeps config/hooks)
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- npx dual-brain resume # resume last incomplete Ship Captain run
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- ```
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  ## Profiles
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  Active profile controls routing posture, budgets, and quality gate behavior.
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- - **auto** (default): Adapts routing based on task risk, provider health, and outcomes. Uses file-path risk classification and failure-loop detection to auto-escalate when needed. Blocks major tier mismatches.
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- - **balanced**: Best model per tier, normal budgets, reviews at medium+ risk. Blocks major mismatches.
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- - **cost-saver**: Prefer cheaper models, lower budgets, skip GPT for non-critical. Warns on major mismatches (does not block).
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- - **quality-first**: Dual-brain for medium+ risk, higher budgets, stricter reviews. Blocks minor and major mismatches.
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+ - **auto** (default): Adapts routing based on task risk, provider health, and outcomes. Uses file-path risk classification and failure-loop detection to auto-escalate when needed.
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+ - **balanced**: Best model per tier, normal budgets, reviews at medium+ risk
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+ - **cost-saver**: Prefer cheaper models, lower budgets, skip GPT for non-critical
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+ - **quality-first**: Dual-brain for medium+ risk, higher budgets, stricter reviews
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  Check status: `npx dual-brain status`
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  **Intent compiler** — decompose multi-task requests:
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- npx dual-brain vibe "fix the login bug and also update the nav"
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+ node .claude/hooks/vibe-router.mjs "fix the login bug and also update the nav"
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  Returns structured tasks with tier/risk classification, complexity level, quality gates, and wave strategy.
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  **Plan generator** — Steve-style 3-part markdown plans:
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  Generates: (1) dependency-ordered task table, (2) user stories + edge cases, (3) questions with suggested answers. Pass `--write` to save to `.claude/plans/`.
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  **Durable memory** — preferences persist across sessions:
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- npx dual-brain memory # show state
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- npx dual-brain memory --set preferences.risk_tolerance=careful
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- npx dual-brain memory --threads # active work
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- npx dual-brain memory --infer # preference suggestions
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+ node .claude/hooks/vibe-memory.mjs # show state
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+ node .claude/hooks/vibe-memory.mjs --set preferences.risk_tolerance=careful
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+ node .claude/hooks/vibe-memory.mjs --threads # active work
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+ node .claude/hooks/vibe-memory.mjs --infer # preference suggestions
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  ## Available Tools
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- **Primary workflow:**
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- - `npx dual-brain do "..."` — Ship Captain: goal → plan → execute → gate → PR
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- - `npx dual-brain resume` — resume last incomplete run
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- **Collaboration:**
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- - `npx dual-brain think --question "..."` — dual-brain think (auto 2-round; `--manual` for step-by-step)
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- - `npx dual-brain review` — dual-brain code review (auto 2-round; `--manual` for step-by-step)
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- - `npx dual-brain dispatch --task "..."` — dispatch work to GPT
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- **Vibe coding:**
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- - `npx dual-brain vibe "..."` — decompose casual requests into structured work
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- - `npx dual-brain plan --utterance "..."` — generate execution plans
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- - `npx dual-brain memory` — persistent preferences and work threads
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- **Agents and chains:**
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- - `npx dual-brain agents` — list agent templates
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- - `npx dual-brain chains` — list agent chains
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- **Quality and reporting:**
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- - `npx dual-brain gate` — run quality gate
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- - `npx dual-brain report` — generate session report
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- - `npx dual-brain cost` — activity and cost estimates
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- - `npx dual-brain ledger` — routing outcome insights
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- **Profiles and config:**
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- - `npx dual-brain mode <profile>` — switch profile
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- - `npx dual-brain status` — current profile and provider health
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- - `npx dual-brain repair` — fix corrupt files, stale locks, re-register hooks
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- - `npx dual-brain reset` — clear all state files (keeps config/hooks)
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- - `npx dual-brain health` — verify all hooks and dependencies
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- - `npx dual-brain test` — run self-tests (78 tests)
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+ - `node .claude/hooks/vibe-router.mjs "..."` decompose casual requests into structured work
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+ - `node .claude/hooks/plan-generator.mjs --utterance "..."` — generate execution plans
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+ - `node .claude/hooks/vibe-memory.mjs` — persistent preferences and work threads
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+ - `node .claude/hooks/cost-report.mjs` — activity and cost estimates
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+ - `node .claude/hooks/health-check.mjs` — verify system health
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+ - `node .claude/hooks/budget-balancer.mjs` — provider balance status
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+ - `node .claude/hooks/decision-ledger.mjs` — routing outcome insights
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+ - `node .claude/hooks/test-orchestrator.mjs` — run self-tests (40 tests)
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  # Dual-Brain Orchestrator
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- > **Part of the [data-tools](https://github.com/stevemoraco) ecosystem by Steve Moraco**
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- > dual-brain extends data-tools/replit-tools with dual-provider AI orchestration.
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- > Best experienced with replit-tools installed for persistent auth, session management, and container survival.
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  One command. Both brains. Auto-detected. Auto-configured. Default profile: **auto**.
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  Dual-provider orchestration for Claude Code across Claude and OpenAI subscriptions. Routes search to cheap models, execution to mid-tier, thinking to the most capable. Dispatches work to GPT via Codex CLI. Dual-brain analysis for high-risk decisions.
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- - **enforce-tier.mjs** (PreToolUse on Agent): Classifies tasks, assigns the correct model tier, detects duplicates, suggests cross-provider routing. **Blocks severe mismatches** — in auto/balanced/quality-first profiles, major tier mismatches return a hard block rather than a warning.
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- - **cost-logger.mjs** (PostToolUse on all tools): Logs usage to daily rotated files for cost tracking.
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- **Dual-brain** is triggered automatically for high-risk decisions — hooks detect the risk level and initiate dual-brain analysis, where both providers think on the same problem independently. Think and review now run the full 2-round dialogue automatically in one command.
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- **Intent detection** — the Ship Captain reads your natural language goal and routes it to the right chain automatically: `fix` → execute, `explore`/`understand` → search-then-execute, `review` → dual-brain review.
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- **Self-healing** — gate issues and test failures are automatically retried up to 2 times before surfacing to the user.
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