Hold the project-local standards for languages, frameworks, validation, and runtime assumptions. Use when planning or implementing work that should follow repo-specific engineering conventions.
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Follow the required ticket lifecycle for this repo. Use when an agent is advancing a ticket through planning, review, implementation, QA, deterministic smoke testing, and closeout and needs the repo-specific stage rules.
Decide when risky or long-running work should move into an isolated lane such as a worktree or sandbox. Use when a ticket could destabilize the main workspace or when autonomous work needs a cleaner safety boundary.
Follow the repo's local-git-only workflow safely. Use when an OpenCode agent needs to inspect history, create local commits, or reason about diff state without assuming GitHub access.
Apply the `Weak-tier evidence-first profile` operating profile for the selected downstream models. Use when shaping prompts, delegation briefs, review asks, or evidence requests for this repo.
Use read-only delegation and persistent artifacts for research-heavy work. Use when an OpenCode agent needs background investigation, reference gathering, or comparative analysis without mutating the repo.
Keep code review, security review, and QA passes evidence-based and stage-aware for this repo. Use when a ticket already has an approved plan and implementation evidence and a review lane needs structured findings.
Inspect bootstrap provenance, invocation tracking, and workflow state to explain which repo-local agents, tools, plugins, and skills are actually being exercised.
Hold GPTTalker’s Qdrant, indexing, issue-memory, and cross-repo intelligence conventions.
Hold GPTTalker-specific MCP hub rules for tool contracts, policy enforcement, and fail-closed behavior.
Hold GPTTalker’s node-agent design rules for local execution, Tailscale transport, and bounded subprocess work.
Re-run repo-process-doctor safely after scaffold or workflow changes and record what was replaced versus preserved.