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Blue ocean: agent docs describe, runtime enforces, model decides Strip behavior laws the runtime already enforces (or never did) from agent-facing docs, keeping every safety boundary and everything automation parses: - Output rituals become default shapes that compress when trivial: cw-slice (ladder rung, owner, slice, evidence), cw-orient (status block skips normal fields), cw-handoff (unordered sections), SUBAGENTS delegation briefs (a sentence beats the template). - Numeric self-limits become enforcement notes: no 3-5 call law (docs + scout prompt), caps are for the runtime to queue/clamp, never a reason to pre-refuse or pre-shrink valid work. - Singletons become guard-or-convention: only the turn loop is guard-tested; BASE_PROMPT/agent-tool moves go with the code plus a new guard, not around a prose fence. - Roles state the enforced grant (read-only posture refuses writes; parent dispatches a builder) instead of personal prohibitions. - Workflow VM denylist redirects to child workers; FLEET wizard drops key-level manual detail; fan-in is the default shape, not the only legal pattern; git conflict guidance keeps the incident warning with judgment restored. Deliberately kept: authority clamp, approval routing, safety floor, quote-N-passed, handoff done/suspected/blocked separation, exact trailer/branch/receipt shapes, the machine-parsed five-heading subagent output contract, CACHE/tui-contracts code invariants. Tests: explore_prompt 2 passed; structured-briefs assertion passed. | 1 天前 |