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Two directors, selected by role:
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-**ChatDirector** (interactive, `src/agent/director.ts`) — Extends `DefaultDirector` with task list tracking, workflow nudges, LSP auto-activation, and multi-turn chat semantics. It never terminates the session: operator declines are surfaced as replies and the reactor stays alive for the next message. Auto mode is toggled by CLI flags (`--auto` / `--no-auto`); there is currently no in-session key to toggle it (default on; constrained envelope — workspace writes and unconstrained shell auto-allow; installs, recursive rm, force/uncontained worktree changes, sensitive-path and opaque-wrapper shell still ask; contained non-force `git worktree add`/`remove`/`prune` and `list` auto-allow; shell file-mutation denied). It is not a separate edit/plan mode.
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-**ChatDirector** (interactive, `src/agent/director.ts`) — Extends `DefaultDirector` with task list tracking, workflow nudges, LSP auto-activation, and multi-turn chat semantics. It never terminates the session: operator declines are surfaced as replies and the reactor stays alive for the next message. Yielding while a live fleet is running is allowed (idle-with-fleet); the open-task nudge does not rewrite that wait/reply. When the fleet goes dry with tasks still todo/doing, the TUI runtime re-enters the parent with collected worker reports rather than settling idle.
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Auto mode is toggled by CLI flags (`--auto` / `--no-auto`); there is currently no in-session key to toggle it (default on; constrained envelope — workspace writes and unconstrained shell auto-allow; installs, recursive rm, force/uncontained worktree changes, sensitive-path and opaque-wrapper shell still ask; contained non-force `git worktree add`/`remove`/`prune` and `list` auto-allow; shell file-mutation denied). It is not a separate edit/plan mode.
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- **SubAgentDirector** (delegated work, `src/subagent/index.ts`) — Drives a dispatched worker until a turn arrives with no tool calls, then replies with the final assistant text and ends the run. A tool-less turn **after tools** completes only with the four-heading envelope (Summary, Findings, Blockers, Paths); a missing envelope nudges once (**incomplete-report**) and a second tool-less turn still without the envelope salvages as **incomplete-report-stop**. Explore/read-only workers that used tools then replied with findings remain normal completes; `requireEvidence` (off by default, set per director) additionally requires at least one read before a tool-less spawn-only reply can complete. Reads done through `run_shell` count as evidence too — `src/subagent/shell-evidence.ts` classifies shell reads (`cat`, `grep`, `sed` without `-i`, …) over the same subject expansion the auto-shell policy uses — but there is no corresponding shell-write evidence or file-write requirement: a run that never touches a file still completes normally once it replies with the envelope. There is no turn budget. Operator/parent cancel after any progress returns a **cancelled** salvage report (partial findings + tool activity) instead of a bare cancel string; cancel before progress still surfaces as cancelled-by-operator. There is no repetition/no-progress/never-acted/never-edited hard stop and no fingerprint-based re-dispatch block — a genuinely stuck worker runs until it completes, stalls, hits an opt-in wall-clock deadline, or is cancelled.
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`spawn_agent` starts each worker and records it in the caller's fleet mailbox; `wait_agents` collects terminal reports from that mailbox. Wait JSON includes `stop_reason` from the session when present so a salvage that is wait-`done` is not mistaken for a clean complete, and so parent-initiated interrupt (`interrupted`) is not mistaken for operator-cancel (`cancelled`). Deadline salvage prepends an advisory parent hint suggesting continuation plus a longer deadline if more wall-clock time is warranted. Failed and incomplete-report salvage tell the parent to diagnose from the report or error and MAY spawn one successor with a changed brief. A parent-initiated interrupt is a resumable pause: wait unblocks with `stop_reason: interrupted` (often while the session is still running and has no report); the parent should `resume_agent` or re-wait, and must not spawn a successor against a still-live worker. Successor only if that session is no longer resumable. Operator-cancelled salvage asks the parent to synthesize Findings and Paths and wait for the operator instead of auto-starting another specialist. Identical re-dispatch of the same brief stays refused at the prompt / spawn-handoff layer; there is no fingerprint-based re-dispatch hard-block. Deadline hints are advisory only — an identical re-dispatch is still admitted at runtime. Parent hints are prepended on salvage reports returned to the parent. The runtime does not auto-spawn successors.
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Do not run long-blocking jobs on the parent (evals, full test suites, long installs, long-running implementation). Dispatch intern (mechanical shell), tester (suite / repro), or builder (substantial code). Path tools (write_file/edit_file/delete_file) are the DIY surface; shell file-writes stay denied.
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Idle-orchestrator: fire one or more spawn_agent calls in a turn — each returns immediately with an agent_id and does not hold the parent. Then **reply to the operator** with who is running and what happens next before you block. Prefer ending that turn (or calling wait_agents with a short timeout_ms) so Enter can land; do not immediately fuse into a long wait_agents right after spawn. wait_agents later on the targets you need (or omit targets to wait on this session's own uncollected spawns — never a sibling's). list_agents shows that same fleet without blocking. Use mode="all" when you need every target to finish; interrupt_agent unblocks wait_agents immediately. A timeout means still running — do not tight-loop wait_agents hoping for a different answer. Enter mid-run delivers at the next parent tool.boundary — a long parent run_shell or awaiting wait_agents holds those steers. A bare spawn_agent does not.
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Idle-orchestrator: fire one or more spawn_agent calls in a turn — each returns immediately with an agent_id and does not hold the parent. Then **reply to the operator** with who is running and what happens next before you block. Prefer ending that turn (or calling wait_agents with a short timeout_ms) so Enter can land; do not immediately fuse into a long wait_agents right after spawn. wait_agents later on the targets you need (or omit targets to wait on this session's own uncollected spawns — never a sibling's). list_agents shows that same fleet without blocking. Use mode="all" when you need every target to finish; interrupt_agent unblocks wait_agents immediately. A timeout means still running — do not tight-loop wait_agents hoping for a different answer. Enter mid-run delivers at the next parent tool.boundary — a long parent run_shell or awaiting wait_agents holds those steers. A bare spawn_agent does not. When the fleet goes dry the runtime re-enters with collected reports.
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# Operator updates (mandatory while fleet is live)
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