Use when deciding whether work merits a governed multi-agent dispatch and, when it does, proposing, tension-checking, confirming, registering, running, closing, and observing that dispatch through repository-local bindings.
Use when deciding whether work merits a governed multi-agent dispatch and, when it does, proposing, tension-checking, confirming, registering, running, closing, and observing that dispatch through repository-local bindings.
The design principle behind Principle 5 (pairwise tension) of the subagents-strategy constitution. Use when designing the angle set for an n≥2 subject group (role investigate or evaluate) so the agents' micro-vectors are structurally opposed and their correlated bias cancels under composition — not merely non-overlapping. This is the design/theory layer; check-tension is the executable gate that enforces it before the human confirm.
Use when: building a compact, task-ready context pack from selector-level evidence and obligation-linked excerpts.
Route repository work through installed Arcanum capabilities and execute validated capability-bound dispatches through host-native operations.
Route repository work through installed Arcanum capabilities and execute validated capability-bound dispatches through host-native operations.
Use when: validating or designing an Arcanum dispatch route that chains sigils, spells, owner capabilities, handoffs, gates, observability, techniques, and optional boundary/evidence contracts.
Route repository work through installed Arcanum capabilities and execute validated capability-bound dispatches through host-native operations.