frontend-triage: pin the model to Opus 5 and read files before naming them - #6384
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… them Runs previously fell through to whatever the Claude Code CLI defaults to, which isn't reproducible and can drift between CLI versions. An explicit MODEL env var or UI value still wins. Also tell the agent that a "X has no Y" claim has to come from reading X rather than a search hit, and condense the README (333 -> 134 lines).
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Nothing sets a model to use, so every run used whatever the Claude Code CLI defaulted to. Override it per run with MODEL or the model field in the UI. Default to Opus 5 as the agent is producing better triage results with.
Tell the agent to open the files it cites rather than trust a search hit: a search shows what is there, never what is missing.
Condense the README (333 -> 134 lines) by cutting tool lists and a file tree that duplicate the code and go stale.