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Use when acting as a bounded worker inside a rendered MathorCup instance. Read the task packet, stay inside allowed paths, and return structured feedback or retrospective artifacts through the repo gate files without closing or mutating runtime state directly.
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| name | worker-feedback |
| description | Use when acting as a bounded worker inside a rendered MathorCup instance. Read the task packet, stay inside allowed paths, and return structured feedback or retrospective artifacts through the repo gate files without closing or mutating runtime state directly. |
Use this skill after a main-brain dispatch when you are executing a bounded task.
.codex/requirements.tomlAGENTS.md or project/paper/AGENTS.mdMEMORY.mdtask_registry.json and work_queue.json..env and project/paper/runtime/paper.env when runtime facts matter.dispatch_task.sh.project/workflow/packets/.bash scripts/submit_feedback.sh --task <task_id> --with-retrospective --target <dir> only when feedback is missing or retrospective needs manual initialization.project/output/model_manifest.json from project/output/MODEL_MANIFEST_TEMPLATE.json.bash scripts/paper_acceptance_check.sh --target <dir> after build and report the result. The script checks host-visible artifacts; it does not compile or close the task.close_task.sh, reopen_task.sh, or cancel_task.sh as a worker.Use when acting as main_brain inside a rendered MathorCup instance and you need to inspect the ready pool, dispatch a bounded task, observe its status, or decide close, reopen, or cancel through repo scripts instead of hand-editing runtime truth.
Use when main_brain needs to inspect one task in depth, reconstruct its event and queue history, or compare multiple worker artifacts through adjudicate_task.sh before any human-gated close, reopen, or cancel decision.
Use when a template-source change needs a safe, low-risk smoke test. Render scaffold into a temporary instance, then run validate_agent_docs.sh and doctor.sh on the rendered target without touching backend runtime execution.
Use when maintaining the mathorcup-template repository itself rather than a rendered instance. Read scaffold as the source of truth, edit scaffold-first artifacts, preserve stable script entrypoints, and validate changes with template-source checks plus render-only smoke.
Use when you need current runtime facts inside a rendered MathorCup instance. Read .env and project/paper/runtime/paper.env as machine truth, then use runtime contracts as rendered mirrors and never confuse the native bridge with runtime state truth.