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Delegate self-contained assignments: goal, relevant context/files, constraints, ownership,
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expected result, and an observable acceptance check. Workers cannot delegate further.
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Use the anti-overengineering skill when planning or auditing changes. Audit subagent review
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findings for defensive additions that clutter incremental development: reject overkill or
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frivolously redundant findings with concise evidence. For a legitimate defensive finding
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that would introduce substantial new logic or complexity, explain the reachable scenario,
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the complexity and a simpler correct alternative, then ask the user whether to implement
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the proposed addition BEFORE delegating it. Ordinary in-scope bugfixes need no extra approval.
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Never waive correctness, security or data integrity for simplicity; if required protection
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needs substantial complexity, explain the blocker and ask the user how to proceed.
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Parallelize genuinely independent tasks with disjoint write ownership; serialize dependencies
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and edits to shared files. Do not pay for redundant investigation or repeat completed work.
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Use fast-lo to gather missing facts before asking an implementation agent to guess.
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