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package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "sensorium-mcp",
-  "version": "3.1.2",
+  "version": "3.1.3-board.10",
   "description": "MCP server for remote control of AI assistants via Telegram",
   "main": "dist/index.js",
   "bin": {
@@ -13,14 +13,15 @@
     "Install-Sensorium.ps1"
   ],
   "scripts": {
-    "build": "cd src/dashboard/vue && npx vite build && cd ../../.. && node -e \"const fs=require('fs');if(fs.existsSync('dist/dashboard/index.html'))fs.renameSync('dist/dashboard/index.html','dist/dashboard/spa.html')\" && tsc",
+    "build": "cd src/dashboard/vue && npx vite build && cd ../../.. && node -e \"const fs=require('fs');if(fs.existsSync('dist/dashboard/index.html'))fs.renameSync('dist/dashboard/index.html','dist/dashboard/spa.html')\" && tsc && node -e \"const fs=require('fs');fs.cpSync('src/board-front','dist/board',{recursive:true,filter:(s)=>!/(?:\\.d\\.ts|\\.md)$/.test(s)})\"",
     "start": "node dist/index.js",
     "dev": "tsx src/index.ts",
     "supervisor:install": "pwsh Install-Sensorium.ps1",
     "supervisor:start": "node dist/index.js --supervisor",
     "prepublishOnly": "npm run build",
-    "test": "node --import tsx --import ./src/test-bootstrap.ts --test \"src/**/*.test.ts\"",
+    "test": "node scripts/run-tests.mjs \"src/**/*.test.ts\"",
     "lint": "eslint .",
+    "lint:changed": "node scripts/lint-changed.mjs",
     "format": "prettier --write \"src/**/*.ts\"",
     "format:check": "prettier --check \"src/**/*.ts\"",
     "typecheck": "tsc --noEmit -p tsconfig.typecheck.json",

package/templates/azure-devops-securevault.default.md

@@ -44,13 +44,27 @@ securevault run --profile Azure_DevOps git push origin <branch>
 - NEVER use `az` directly, NEVER ask for PAT values
 - `#<number>` in Azure DevOps PR comments/descriptions auto-links to a **work item**, not a PR. To reference a PR, use the full URL: `[PR 12345](https://dev.azure.com/ORG/PROJECT/_git/REPO/pullrequest/12345)`
 
+## PR pipeline builds (diagnosing / re-running CI)
+PR validation builds are keyed to the **merge ref `refs/pull/<prId>/merge`**, NOT the head branch — listing by the head branch returns `[]`.
+
+```bash
+# Find the PR's validation builds (newest first)
+securevault run --profile Azure_DevOps az pipelines build list --org <org> -p <project> --branch refs/pull/<prId>/merge --top 5 --query "[].{id:id,result:result,num:buildNumber}" -o json
+
+# Find the REAL failure: read the timeline's failed records (not just "build failed")
+securevault run --profile Azure_DevOps az devops invoke --area build --resource Timeline --route-parameters project=<project> buildId=<id> --api-version 7.1 --query "records[?result=='failed'].{name:name,type:type,log:log.id,issues:issues[].message}" -o json
+
+# Read a failing task's log for the exact compiler/test error
+securevault run --profile Azure_DevOps az devops invoke --area build --resource Logs --route-parameters project=<project> buildId=<id> logId=<logId> --api-version 7.1
+
+# Re-queue after an infra/flaky failure or a pushed fix (need definition id from `az pipelines build show`)
+securevault run --profile Azure_DevOps az pipelines build queue --definition-id <defId> --org <org> -p <project> --branch refs/pull/<prId>/merge --query "{id:id,num:buildNumber}" -o json
+```
+
+Distinguish causes before acting: an agent-lost message (`"We stopped hearing from agent ..."`) = the build agent died = **infra/flaky**, just re-queue (don't touch code). A compiler error / named failing test / version-gate = **real**, read the log and fix. A local test run of only the projects you edited can miss failures in others (e.g. separate integration/BDD test projects) — run the failing project locally to reproduce before pushing.
+
 ## PR Comments
-When leaving comments on pull requests (e.g. replying to reviewer questions), write structured, human-readable responses:
-- Use **bold** for key terms and section headers
-- Use bullet lists and numbered lists for clarity
-- Compare before/after when explaining a change
-- Explain the "why" clearly — the reviewer is a person, not a compiler
-- Keep technical but conversational — no walls of unformatted text
+For how a review comment must read, be typed, and be anchored, follow the **PR Comment Style** skill — that is the single source of truth; do not duplicate its guidance here.
 
 ### Posting comments via API
 When using `az devops invoke` to post PR comments with `--in-file`, **always write a fresh file** with the comment payload immediately before posting. Never reuse a temp file path that may contain stale content from a previous operation — this can accidentally post unrelated comments to the wrong PR thread.

package/templates/board-quality-checklist.default.md

@@ -0,0 +1,121 @@
+# Board Code-Quality Checklist (operator, thread 1327)
+
+Load this FIRST when building/reviewing any Sensorium board increment. These are hard rules the
+operator enforces on review — violating them gets the PR bounced. Be concise; no ceremony.
+
+## Types
+- [ ] Use `Optional<T>` — NEVER `| null` / `| undefined` / bare `null` on lines you add or change.
+- [ ] NO gratuitous / redundant / dead `null`. Question every `null` you write: if a guard above already
+      makes the value non-`undefined`, `x ?? null` is just `x`; if a field is only ever SET (never cleared),
+      `x == null ? null : f(x)` is dead — write `f(x)`. Prefer DELETING a null over annotating it. "Why is
+      null here?" must have a real answer or the null goes. (Both were bounced today.)
+- [ ] Scoped `// eslint-disable-next-line no-restricted-syntax -- <reason>` ONLY at a genuine, REACHABLE
+      boundary (wire JSON mirror, SQLite bind, transport "unusable = null"). One per boundary, with a real
+      reason. NOT a cop-out to avoid Optional in ordinary code, and NOT for a boundary that can't actually
+      be hit.
+- [ ] NEVER declare `unknown` as a type, and no `Record<string, unknown>` bag. Type it properly. ZERO
+      exceptions — NOT even at a JSON/body boundary: take the typed `JsonObject` + a key accessor, or a
+      type guard, never an `unknown` parameter/annotation. A reviewer must FAIL this, not rationalize it as
+      "a boundary" (that excuse got two `unknown`s merged-then-bounced today).
+- [ ] No meaningless unions (`unknown | null`). No `any`.
+
+## Design (SOLID, not ceremony)
+- [ ] No `static` helper classes/methods doing real logic — use injected instances / DI.
+- [ ] No needless interface for a single implementation with no second consumer (that's ceremony).
+- [ ] Extend at the existing seam (e.g. `IUsageSource`); NEVER `if (provider === "…")` / branch on agentType
+      in logic — keep it provider-agnostic, drive by data/lookup tables.
+- [ ] Don't over-engineer defensive parsing of OUR OWN established contract — typed direct access + a
+      minimal top-level guard (present + object/array), not a per-field validator. Fail-open via optional
+      chaining. Mirror the sibling parser (e.g. `parseProfile`), don't invent a stricter one.
+- [ ] Inject dependencies; don't reach for global singletons inside handlers/helpers. Thread the `db` handle
+      from callers — no `getMemoryDb()` re-fetch inside a helper the caller already has a db for.
+- [ ] SRP, clear names, no dead code, no duplication, no comments that are wrong-by-adjacency after edits.
+- [ ] SINGLE source of truth for each piece of state. No unreachable/dead branch kept "defensively" — if a
+      code path can't be reached on the real happy path, don't ship it (it hides bugs and masks bad fixtures).
+      Gate UI on the AUTHORITATIVE signal (e.g. card `status`), not on a retained/stale field that lingers.
+
+## Architecture (STOP AND ASK — do not patch your way through)
+- [ ] If you find yourself looking at a pile of crutches, or at fixes that exist only to hold an earlier fix
+      together, STOP AND ASK. Do not fix them one by one. Say plainly what you are seeing, name the design
+      defect you think is underneath, and escalate to the operator — he decides whether the architecture
+      changes. A long list of small findings that all trace to one bad seam is ONE finding about that seam,
+      and reporting it as a list hides the thing that matters.
+- [ ] A fix must be a fix for a real defect, not for the shape of the code. "Fix for the sake of a fix" gets
+      bounced: if you cannot state the user-visible or data-visible failure it prevents, don't write it.
+- [ ] Correct architecture beats a working patch. When both are available, take the architecture — and when
+      only the patch is available, say so out loud instead of shipping it quietly as if it were the design.
+- [ ] Never widen a brief on your own initiative to absorb what you found. Report it, let the operator scope
+      it, and keep the increment the size of the bug.
+
+## Mixing sync and async code
+- [ ] NO `*Sync` fs call on an async path. In an `async` function, or anything it awaits, or anything reached
+      from the poll loop / teardown / per-thread work: use `fs/promises` and AWAIT it. `readFileSync`,
+      `writeFileSync`, `unlinkSync`, `existsSync`, `renameSync`, `appendFileSync`, `execSync` are all bounced
+      there. This is not style — sync I/O on a per-thread path starves the event loop and the whole MCP
+      freezes at ~12 threads while looking perfectly fine at two. It has happened, twice, and the review
+      apparatus missed it both times; the operator caught it by eye on the diff. Check it FIRST, not last.
+- [ ] Multiply by the thread count before you decide something is cheap. A 3 ms sync read every 2 s is
+      nothing for one thread and six blocking bursts a second at twelve. "It's just one small read" is the
+      exact sentence that preceded the freeze.
+- [ ] `better-sqlite3` is EXEMPT — its calls are synchronous by design, that is the DB, leave them alone.
+      Genuinely non-async contexts (module init, a CLI entry, a sync callback you do not control) may use a
+      fast single-file sync read; say which one you are in when you do.
+- [ ] NO floating promise. Every promise is awaited, returned, or explicitly `void`ed with a reason. An
+      unawaited async call in a teardown path is a race that only shows up under load.
+- [ ] Do NOT half-convert a path. A sync function that calls an async one and ignores the result, or an
+      async function whose callers never await it, is worse than either consistent choice — it reads as
+      ordered and executes unordered. If the conversion cannot be finished in this increment, say so.
+- [ ] Do not convert sync → async to "be safe" when nothing is wrong. A conversion needs a named symptom
+      (a measured stall, a path that runs per-thread) — otherwise it is churn on a hot path, and the operator
+      has bounced that too.
+
+## UI / copy (user-facing)
+- [ ] ONE language per UI. This board's UI is English — no mixed-language strings (do not splice UA + EN in
+      one sentence). Match the wording/casing of the existing labels.
+- [ ] After a user action, give clear feedback (e.g. an in-place "saved ✓"), but drive it from the right
+      state; don't fake it and don't let it re-appear on cards where it no longer applies.
+- [ ] Reuse the components/markup from the Claude Design pass; don't invent new UI when a locked decision
+      says reuse.
+
+## Tests
+- [ ] ONE behavior per test, structured AAA (Arrange → Act → Assert): a single Act, then assertions on
+      ONE observable outcome. A test that runs one action and checks several FACETS of that one outcome is
+      fine; a test that crams multiple scenarios / a chain of act→assert→tick→assert is NOT — split it into
+      atomic cases. No "does X, then Y, then recovers Z" mega-tests. It must read as a unit test, NOT a script.
+- [ ] NO hand-rolled scripting inside a test body: no `let calls=0; if (calls===1) throw…` counters, no
+      inline DB/state built up step-by-step. Push that into a small local Arrange helper (e.g. `openV6Board()`,
+      a programmable stub that replays an ordered list of responses/errors). The test body stays tiny.
+- [ ] Shared Arrange is encouraged as a small local factory/helper; shared MUTABLE state across tests is not.
+- [ ] NO DUPLICATED TEST CODE (mandatory, not a style preference). The same setup written in two tests →
+      one shared Arrange helper; a helper the file (or a sibling test file) already has is REUSED, never
+      redeclared. Cases that share one Arrange and one Act and differ only by input/expected value → ONE
+      table-driven test, each row its own subtest (`t.test` per row), so every row still fails on its own.
+      Measure it: a diff whose added test lines are more than ~1.5× its added production code is suspect —
+      name the repeated blocks and how many lines collapse. (inc66 / #153: 2054 test lines vs ~1030 code,
+      ~half of it copy-pasted setup; two correctness rounds passed it.)
+- [ ] NO resource management in the test body. Teardown (timers, polling, db close) is registered by the
+      Arrange helper via the test-context after hook (`t.after`) — the body must contain ZERO cleanup calls
+      (no `stopLogPolling()`, no `close()`). Managing resources inside a unit test is a bad practice.
+- [ ] NO shared mutable state between tests. Each test owns its OWN isolated resources (fresh in-memory db /
+      unique lane id).
+- [ ] NEVER reach into / mutate a GLOBAL singleton in a test — inject a FAKE dependency instead
+      (that's what makes the handler testable; if you can't, the production seam is wrong — fix that).
+- [ ] Real behavioral assertions on outcomes, not implementation trivia; tests must FAIL on regression.
+      No rubber-stamps.
+- [ ] Fixtures mirror the REAL wire/domain shape AND a REACHABLE state — no impossible combinations the
+      backend would never produce (e.g. `status:"decision_needed"` carrying a recorded `answer`). Big
+      fixtures → a shared factory, not an inline wall of eslint-disables.
+
+## Gate (run ALL locally before reporting — the local typecheck/test gate is NOT enough)
+- [ ] `npm run lint:changed -- <BASE ref>` → 0 violations. THIS IS MANDATORY and the most-missed step:
+      it is the LINE-level prefer-Optional ratchet, CI runs it, and it is NOT part of typecheck/test. A PR
+      that skips it gets bounced (14 violations slipped through today because it wasn't run).
+      The argument is the ref you BRANCHED FROM (`feature/agent-task-board`), NOT your own branch. Pass your
+      own branch and `merge-base` resolves to HEAD, the script prints "no changed .ts files — skipping" and
+      exits 0 — a pass that linted nothing. If the output does not name the files you touched, it did not run.
+- [ ] `npm run typecheck` clean.
+- [ ] `npm run format:check` clean (note: globs `*.ts` only — hand-check front `.js` indentation).
+- [ ] `npm test` green — report the REAL observed total (build the test project; never claim green unseen).
+      The backend `flight-recorder.service.test.ts` has a known Windows temp-file flake; rerun to confirm
+      it's that and not your change, and say so.
+- [ ] Commit with EXPLICIT paths (never `git add -A/./ -u`, never `commit -a`).

package/templates/buildless-vue-preview.default.md

@@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
+---
+name: Buildless Vue Preview
+triggers:
+  - buildless vue
+  - vue without build
+  - claude design over repo
+  - live design preview
+  - mock adapter
+  - preview mode ui
+  - design in place
+---
+
+## Buildless Vue Preview — edit the real UI live, no bundler
+
+### The problem this solves
+An external design tool (Claude Design / claude.ai artifacts) can only run **static HTML/JS in a browser sandbox** — it has **no bundler**, so it cannot run a Vite/`.vue` SFC/TypeScript app. That forces one of two bad workflows:
+- **`.zip` roundtrip** — export from the design tool, import into the repo, re-integrate by hand on every edit. Slow, error-prone, drifts.
+- **Mirror mockups + Claude Code** — the design tool edits its own copy blind, then a coding agent ports the diff into the real repo. Double work, always something missed.
+
+Both mean the designer edits something that is **not the running app**. The goal is the opposite: **iterate the UI on the real repo files with a live preview, zero re-integration.**
+
+### The pattern
+Build the front-end as **buildless Vue 3**: ES modules straight in the browser, components as plain `.js` with template strings, Vue loaded as `vue.esm-browser.js`. **No npm, no Vite, no bundler.** The *same* files run in the design tool's preview AND in production.
+
+- **The only seam is data.** A thin `api.js` with a **swappable adapter**:
+  - `production` → real `fetch` to the backend (with the app's real auth).
+  - `preview` → `api.mock.js` returns fixtures; auth guard passes through.
+- **One MODE flag** (`config.js`: `MODE = 'production' | 'preview'`, or auto-detect by hostname) drives everything downstream, including auth. Login/error/expired-session screens become just fixture states, so **every screen is physically visible** in preview.
+- **Isolation contract:**
+  - `api/`, `state/`, `config.js`, entry/router = the **frozen seam** — the design tool does NOT edit these.
+  - `views/`, `components/`, `styles/` = the **only** folders the design tool edits.
+  - `mock/` fixtures are **loaded only when `MODE === 'preview'`** — statically un-imported in production, so **no mock byte ships to prod**.
+- Keep a **typed contract on the data seam** even without TypeScript: a shared types file (`.d.ts` or JSDoc typedefs) so type-safety on the API boundary isn't lost.
+
+### What you trade away (and why it's OK here)
+Lose: SFC syntax (`<template>` blocks), hot-reload, tree-shaking, TypeScript. For a dashboard-sized app this is non-critical. You gain: the design tool edits the **real running app** with a live preview, small components (Card, Row, Builder…) instead of 1000-line files, and a backend left completely untouched (it just serves JSON).
+
+### When to use
+- You want a designer/agent to iterate UI **directly on the repo** with a live preview and no bundler in their environment.
+- The app is small-to-medium (a dashboard/board), backend serves JSON, and SFC/HMR/TS are nice-to-have rather than essential.
+
+### When NOT to use
+- Large SPA where TypeScript, tree-shaking, and SFC tooling materially matter → use Vite+SFC and accept the mirror-mockup + Claude Code porting workflow.
+- The existing app already standardises on a build step you must not diverge from (unless this is a separate app whose live-edit workflow justifies the divergence — state the justification).
+
+### Adapting to a specific stack
+The PATTERN is portable; the specifics are not. Map to the target app: swap the real API endpoints + the app's real auth (Bearer, session, OAuth, …) into the `production` adapter; the `preview` adapter mocks exactly those. Do not copy another app's auth/framework specifics — take buildless-Vue + swappable-adapter + MODE-flag only.

package/templates/expert-code-review.default.md

@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+---
+name: Expert Code Review
+triggers:
+  - expert code review
+  - review the changes
+  - code review worker
+replaces_orchestrator: false
+---
+
+# Expert Code Review
+
+Orchestrator skill: spawn an expert code review worker via the **Handoff** skill — once per increment / unit of work / phase, not only at the end.

package/templates/handoff.default.md

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 ---
 name: Handoff
+system: true
 triggers:
   - handoff
   - hand off
@@ -27,34 +28,51 @@ This skill describes the **orchestrator-worker** pattern: you spawn a worker thr
 #### Step 1 — Spawn the worker thread
 ```
 start_thread(
+  mode: "worker",                             // mints the worker an id of its own
   name: "Dashboard Worker",
-  task: "You are a dashboard specialist. You build and maintain the Vue dashboard.",
-  memorySourceThreadId: <ORCHESTRATOR_THREAD_ID>  // share memory context
+  parentThreadId: <ORCHESTRATOR_THREAD_ID>    // required for worker mode; the worker reads this thread's memory
 )
 → returns { threadId: <WORKER_THREAD_ID> }
 ```
 
-#### Step 2 — Send a detailed task with worker skill and report-back instruction
+`mode: "worker"` is what mints the worker its own id, so the id you get back is unique
+for the life of the database and is never a Telegram topic number. `parentThreadId`
+carries the memory context: the worker bootstraps from the parent's own memory source
+(its root) when the parent has one, and from the parent itself otherwise.
+
+**Do NOT pass `task` here.** `start_thread`'s `task` is written to the worker's mailbox
+*before the process exists* and is handed over verbatim on its first poll, with no
+envelope around it — so whatever you put there is the whole task the worker thinks it
+was given. The task belongs in Step 2, where it is delivered exactly once inside an
+envelope that also tells the worker where to report. A worker spawned with no `task`
+parks on `wait_for_instructions`, so send Step 2 immediately.
+
+#### Step 2 — Send the task in the mode that asks for a report back
 ```
 send_message_to_thread(
   threadId: <WORKER_THREAD_ID>,
-  message: "Load the 'Worker — Delegate' skill via get_skill for reporting instructions.
-  
-  Task: Rewrite the dashboard settings page using React.
+  mode: "manager-worker",                     // the only task mode that asks for a report back
+  senderName: "<ORCHESTRATOR_NAME>",
+  senderThreadId: <ORCHESTRATOR_THREAD_ID>,
+  message: "Task: Rewrite the dashboard settings page using React.
   Acceptance criteria:
   - Settings load from /api/settings
   - Form validates input
-  - Save button persists changes
-  
-  Report results back to thread <ORCHESTRATOR_THREAD_ID>."
+  - Save button persists changes"
 )
 ```
 
-**CRITICAL**: The task message MUST include:
-1. `Load the 'Worker — Delegate' skill via get_skill` — this teaches the worker HOW to report back
-2. The orchestrator's thread ID so the worker knows WHERE to send results
+**CRITICAL**: `mode: "manager-worker"` is what makes Step 3 possible. That mode wraps
+your `message` in an envelope that already carries the two things the worker needs, so
+you do NOT write them into the message yourself:
+
+1. `Load the 'Worker — Delegate' skill via get_skill for reporting instructions.` — prepended for you
+2. `Report progress and message "<senderName>" (thread <senderThreadId>) when complete.` — appended for you, which is why BOTH sender fields must be passed: without `senderThreadId` that line names no thread, and without `senderName` it says "another thread"
 
-Tasks sent TO workers use mode `"one-shot"` or `"manager-worker"`, but RESULTS sent BACK use mode `"reply"` for clean delivery.
+Leaving `mode` out defaults to `"one-shot"`, whose envelope loads the *Worker —
+Autonomous* skill instead and ends with **"Do NOT message the sender back"** — the
+opposite of what Step 3 is waiting for. Use `"one-shot"` only for work you will not
+wait on. RESULTS sent BACK use mode `"reply"` for clean delivery.
 
 #### Step 3 — Wait for results (do NOT duplicate the work)
 ```
@@ -63,23 +81,28 @@ remote_copilot_wait_for_instructions(threadId: <ORCHESTRATOR_THREAD_ID>)
 The orchestrator parks here. It does NOT start doing the work itself. The worker will execute the task and send results back via `send_message_to_thread`.
 
 #### Step 4 — Process results when they arrive
-Results arrive as a message in `wait_for_instructions`. Review, approve, or request changes by sending another message to the worker.
+Results arrive as a message in `wait_for_instructions`. Review, approve, or request changes by sending another message to the worker — while it is still LIVE. Once it has exited or been archived, `send_message_to_thread` rejects the send and tells you to spawn a fresh worker; see the single-use rule below.
 
 ### Rules
 
 - **PREFER** breaking down your main task into atomic, small steps. A worker should never recieve a huge task to work on.
 - **NEVER** duplicate work after delegating. If you sent it to a worker, wait for the response.
-- **ALWAYS** include the orchestrator thread ID in the task message so the worker can report back.
+- **ALWAYS** pass `senderName` and `senderThreadId` on the task send — they are what the `manager-worker` envelope puts in its report-back line, and they are the only place the worker learns which thread to answer.
 - **ALWAYS** include clear acceptance criteria in the task message.
+- **ALWAYS** deliver the task exactly once, in Step 2. Never pre-queue it through `start_thread`'s `task` as well.
 - **ALWAYS** use `wait_for_instructions` after sending the task — this is what makes you an orchestrator, not a doer.
-- Worker threads build domain-specific memory over time — reuse the same thread for the same domain.
+- A worker is **single-use**. Follow-ups to a worker that is still LIVE and working on your task are fine — that is one conversation, not reuse. Once it has reported and finished, it is retired and never addressed again; `start_thread` refuses its id.
+- Domain context does NOT come from reusing a thread — pass the same `parentThreadId` so a fresh worker bootstraps from the same memory source.
 - The orchestrator stays clean for high-level decisions and operator interaction.
 
 ### Anti-Patterns
 
 - ❌ Sending a task then immediately doing the work yourself
 - ❌ Creating a worker thread AND running a subagent for the same task
-- ❌ Forgetting to include the orchestrator thread ID in the task message
+- ❌ Omitting `senderThreadId` — the envelope's report-back line then names no thread for the worker to answer
+- ❌ Sending the task with no `mode` — the one-shot envelope tells the worker not to message you back, and Step 3 waits forever
+- ❌ Passing the task (or a role sentence standing in for it) to `start_thread`'s `task` — the worker reads that as its whole task before Step 2 arrives
 - ❌ Sending tasks without acceptance criteria
-- ❌ Creating a new thread for every task instead of reusing domain threads
+- ❌ Sending a NEW task to a worker that already finished one — spawn a fresh worker with the same `parentThreadId`
+- ❌ Spawning a worker without `mode: "worker"` + `parentThreadId` — that pair is what mints its id and names its parent
 - ❌ Reading worker results and re-doing the work instead of applying them

package/templates/increment-pr-pipeline.default.md

@@ -0,0 +1,79 @@
+---
+name: Increment PR Pipeline
+triggers:
+  - increment pipeline
+  - one increment per pr
+  - worktree per increment
+  - pr per increment
+  - board increment
+  - build increment by increment
+  - increment workflow
+---
+
+## Increment PR Pipeline — one atomic increment, one worktree, one PR, reviewed then merged
+
+### What this is
+The EXECUTION workflow for building a decomposed plan **increment by increment**, where every
+increment is isolated in its own git worktree + branch and lands as a **real GitHub PR into the
+feature branch** (e.g. the board branch), reviewed by a separate agent before the operator merges.
+It complements:
+- **Atomic Build Spec** — how to DECOMPOSE work into tiny, testable increments.
+- **Phased Worker Pipeline** — the fresh-worker-per-step loop (this skill is its PR-based, worktree-
+  isolated form).
+- **Handoff** — how to spawn a worker and wait for its result.
+
+Use this when the operator wants small PRs, isolated worktrees, and per-increment review — NOT one
+big branch with everything hammered in at once.
+
+### The invariants
+- **One increment in flight at a time, strictly serial.** The next increment branches off the
+  **updated** feature branch (after the previous PR merges). Do not parallelise dependent increments.
+- **Own worktree + own branch per increment**, branched off the feature branch (NOT main).
+- **Builder ≠ Reviewer.** A worker never reviews its own code; the reviewer is a fresh, separate
+  agent — ideally a DIFFERENT agent type than the builder, for independent perspective.
+- **A regression is never merged.** Blocking review findings are fixed by the SAME builder in the
+  SAME PR before merge; cosmetic/non-blocking items become explicit fast-follows.
+- **The operator does the final verify and merges the PR himself.** The orchestrator stays thin.
+
+### The loop (orchestrator-driven), per increment
+1. **Create the worktree + branch** off the feature branch:
+   `git worktree add -b <feat>/inc<N>-<slug> C:/src/rcm-inc<N>-<slug> <feature-branch>`.
+2. **Spawn the BUILDER worker** (agentType per the operator's choice for this run), cwd = the
+   worktree. It MUST, as its FIRST action, load the **Clean Code** skill via `get_skill`. Give it:
+   the increment goal, the smallest-honest-slice scope, exact file list, invariants, and what is
+   explicitly OUT of scope (name later increments so it can't scope-creep).
+3. Builder implements ONLY this increment + an automated test, then runs the FULL local gate and
+   **STOPS and reports back** — it does not start the next increment.
+4. **Spawn a separate REVIEWER worker** (a different agentType than the builder, for independence),
+   read-only, adversarial / refute-mode, cwd = the same worktree (deps already installed). It loads
+   Clean Code first, reviews
+   the PR diff vs the feature branch, confirms the tests are REAL (not rubber-stamps) and the gate is
+   green, and returns a clear **GO-to-merge** or **CHANGES-NEEDED** verdict with ranked findings.
+5. **Blocking findings** → hand back to the SAME builder to fix in the same PR; then a focused DELTA
+   re-review confirms the finding is CLOSED. Non-blockers → note as fast-follows.
+6. **Operator verifies** (the builder supplies a ~30s click-checklist) and **merges** the PR.
+7. **Cleanup**: `git worktree remove --force <path>` + `git worktree prune` + delete the local
+   branch. Advance to the next increment off the updated feature branch.
+
+### The gate — ALL must be green before a PR is "ready" (builder runs these IN the worktree)
+- `npm ci` **first** — a fresh worktree has NO `node_modules`; typecheck/tests won't run without it.
+  (Install can be slow on Windows; that's expected.)
+- `npm run typecheck` — clean.
+- `npm run format:check` — clean. **CI fails on format independently of tests**; running only tests
+  is not enough. Auto-fix with `npm run format` / `npx prettier --write` and re-check.
+- `npm test` — all pass, including the new test for this increment.
+
+### The PR
+- **Base = the feature branch (e.g. feature/agent-task-board), NOT main.**
+- Title: `<feat>(inc<N>): <what it does>`.
+- Body: plain and accurate — what the increment does, files touched, gate status. No filler, no
+  AI/tool attribution.
+- Commits use **explicit paths** — never `git add -A/./ -u`, never `commit -a`.
+
+### Anti-patterns
+- ❌ Skipping `npm ci` in a fresh worktree, then reporting "done" when the gate never actually ran.
+- ❌ Running only `npm test` and missing the separate `format:check` → red CI on the PR.
+- ❌ PR based on `main` instead of the feature branch.
+- ❌ The building worker reviewing its own increment.
+- ❌ Merging a PR with an unresolved regression instead of fixing it in the same PR.
+- ❌ Leaving the merged increment's worktree/branch around instead of cleaning up before the next.

package/templates/swarm.default.md

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 ---
 name: Swarm
+system: true
 triggers:
   - swarm
   - fan out

package/templates/worker-autonomous.default.md

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 ---
 name: Worker — Autonomous
+system: true
 triggers:
   - worker autonomous
   - worker fire and forget

package/templates/worker-delegate.default.md

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 ---
 name: Worker — Delegate
+system: true
 triggers:
   - worker delegate
   - delegate worker

package/dist/dashboard/log-parser.d.ts

@@ -1,65 +0,0 @@
-/**
- * Parser for Claude CLI stream-json thread logs (newline-delimited JSON).
- *
- * The agent's stdout is captured as one JSON event per line. This turns that
- * raw event stream into readable, condensed "turns" for display over Telegram.
- * A turn is one assistant message (its text + any tool calls) together with the
- * tool results that immediately follow it.
- *
- * Assistant text is shown in full; tool inputs and tool results are previewed
- * (collapsed to a single line and capped) because they are machine output, not
- * the agent's reasoning, and would otherwise drown the useful signal.
- *
- * Each entry is prefixed with the wall-clock time of the event it came from, so
- * the reader can tell when a step ran and how long the next one waited.
- */
-export interface LogTurn {
-    /** Rendered lines for this turn, in display order. */
-    lines: string[];
-}
-export declare const DEFAULT_PREVIEW_CHARS = 300;
-/**
- * Parse a raw stream-json log into chronological turns. Malformed lines and
- * noise events (system, rate_limit_event) are skipped.
- */
-export declare function parseClaudeStreamLog(raw: string, previewChars?: number): LogTurn[];
-/**
- * Extract the agent's most recent assistant TEXT from a raw stream-json log.
- *
- * Walks the stream-json events and returns the concatenated text blocks of the
- * last `assistant` message that carried any non-empty text. tool_use-only
- * assistant messages are ignored (they carry no operator-visible prose).
- *
- * Returns an empty string when the log has no assistant text at all — the
- * caller (auto-forward) treats that as "nothing to forward".
- */
-export declare function extractLastAssistantText(raw: string): string;
-/**
- * Render turns to a single string. With tailFirst (default) the most recent
- * turn appears first, so a reader paging from the top sees latest activity.
- */
-export declare function renderThreadLog(turns: LogTurn[], tailFirst?: boolean): string;
-/** Default character window per page — matches Telegram's ~4096-char message cap. */
-export declare const DEFAULT_LOG_PAGE_CHARS = 4000;
-export interface LogPage {
-    /** The character window for this page. */
-    text: string;
-    /** Start index of this page within the rendered log. */
-    offset: number;
-    /** Start index of the next page (feeds a "next chunk" button). */
-    nextOffset: number;
-    /** Whether more text remains after this page. */
-    hasMore: boolean;
-    /** Total length of the rendered log. */
-    totalLength: number;
-}
-/**
- * Extract a single character window from a rendered log for paginated display.
- *
- * The digest uses astral emoji markers (🤖🔧✅…), so a naive .slice() could cut
- * between the two UTF-16 code units of a surrogate pair and emit a lone
- * surrogate that renders as �. When the window would end mid-pair we snap the
- * end back one unit; that code unit becomes the start of the next page.
- */
-export declare function sliceLogWindow(rendered: string, offsetRaw: number, limitRaw: number): LogPage;
-//# sourceMappingURL=log-parser.d.ts.map

package/dist/dashboard/log-parser.d.ts.map

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