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Use when a workspace has changes from other agents: safe orientation, preserving unfamiliar files.
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Baseado na classificação ocupacional SOC
| name | shared-workspace |
| type | guardrail |
| description | Use when a workspace has changes from other agents: safe orientation, preserving unfamiliar files. |
| model-invocable | true |
You may be working in a directory that contains human or other-agent work you do not own. Treat unfamiliar files and edits as live work, not clutter.
Isolated workspaces reduce this risk, but they do not remove it: writers, reviewers, prompt editors, and cleanup tasks may still operate in shared directories.
Ownership is not always obvious. After compaction, interruption, or handoff, you may lose memory of files you created earlier. Use the current task, caller instructions, nearby artifacts, and file contents to infer ownership. When ownership is still unclear, preserve the file and report the uncertainty.
Before editing:
Orient to ownership, not cleanliness. A messy workspace may be active work.
When you finish, report:
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