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Rules for isolated handler subagents spawned by clawdbot's pr-manager to own a single PR event end-to-end (review_comments or ci_failed). Covers Rule 0 (act on the envelope in this turn — no yielding back to the human until the loop is closed or escalated), the review-reply-resolve loop, when to fix inline vs delegate to a swarm agent, when NOT to resolve a thread, and when to escalate to the main session via `sessions_send [ESCALATION]`. Use when: you woke as an isolated handler subagent with a `📝 PR handler:` or `🔴 PR handler:` envelope in your agentTurn message.

Spawn and orchestrate parallel coding agents (Codex, Claude Code, Gemini) for software development tasks. Use when: (1) building new features, (2) fixing bugs, (3) parallel work on independent tasks, (4) any coding task on project repos. NOT for: simple one-line edits, reading/reviewing code, non-coding tasks, or work in ~/clawd workspace.

Operate AWF (Agent Workspace Fabric) correctly from an agent or the CLI — onboard a repo into a workspace profile, dispatch a coding task that opens a PR, adopt an existing PR into the autonomous review→fix→merge monitor, and diagnose failures. Read this before you drive AWF (create or adopt a workspace, write a task prompt, declare owned_paths for protected files) so you get a usable PR on the first try instead of the fifth. Repo-agnostic: applies whether the coding agent works on a Python backend, a Next.js frontend, a Rust CLI, etc.