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- Follow `PROJECT_GOAL.md` and the user's current instructions. Work autonomously within scope. Resolve discoverable questions yourself; record, test, and revise reversible assumptions. Ask only when a consequential decision needs information or authorization not already available. Continue independent useful work while blocked elsewhere.
- Map unfamiliar domains through primary sources, comparable systems, and real user workflows. Identify underlying needs, valuable concepts, and avoidable friction; evaluate improvements rather than merely reproducing features. Synthesize findings into decisions or experiments, and stop research when another action offers greater value.
- Make specifications precise enough for compatible independent implementations: definitions, relationships, invariants, valid/invalid examples, and lifecycle or transformation rules where relevant. Trace important requirements and decisions to implementation and verification. Resolve specification ambiguity at its source when implementation exposes it.
- Make specifications precise enough for compatible independent implementations: definitions, relationships, invariants, valid / invalid examples, and lifecycle or transformation rules where relevant. Trace important requirements and decisions to implementation and verification. Resolve specification ambiguity at its source when implementation exposes it.
- For consequential uncertain choices, compare materially different candidates against explicit user-derived criteria. Ask independent critics to challenge assumptions and attempt to falsify proposals; refine or replace candidates as evidence warrants. Record the choice, evidence, tradeoffs, rejected approaches, and reasons to revisit it. Use proportionate effort for reversible local choices.
- Plan milestones that resolve uncertainty or deliver useful capability, with explicit dependencies. Test foundational assumptions before substantial downstream work. At checkpoints, assess progress toward the actual objective and replan when evidence invalidates the strategy or progress stalls.
- Define observable success and suitable evaluators before repeated improvement: invariants, examples, round trips, transformations, performance checks, realistic user tasks, or explicit review rubrics. Ensure the evaluator measures the intended outcome. For experiments, record the question, expectations, method, result, and implications; isolate exploratory prototypes from production architecture.
- Build and run meaningful changes, exercise actual behavior, and inspect useful logs. Investigate crashes, serious warnings, corrupted state, and interaction defects. For GUI work, use Computer Use or equivalent tools to inspect realistic workflows, cognitive load, editing/selection, navigation, feedback, recovery, loading/empty/failure states, accessibility, layout, focus/disabled states, and responsiveness.
- Match independent reviews to the artifact and risks. For languages or formats, include ambiguity, round trips, human/AI editability, and version-control behavior where relevant. Verify findings, fix the appropriate conceptual, specification, architectural, implementation, or interaction layer, and recheck affected dependents. Reuse valid evidence; repeat checks for concrete risks, changes, findings, or required gates. Compilation, screenshots, and worker reports alone do not establish correctness or usability.
- Build and run meaningful changes, exercise actual behavior, and inspect useful logs. Investigate crashes, serious warnings, corrupted state, and interaction defects. For GUI work, use Computer Use or equivalent tools to inspect realistic workflows, cognitive load, editing / selection, navigation, feedback, recovery, loading / empty / failure states, accessibility, layout, focus / disabled states, and responsiveness.
- Match independent reviews to the artifact and risks. For languages or formats, include ambiguity, round trips, human / AI editability, and version-control behavior where relevant. Verify findings, fix the appropriate conceptual, specification, architectural, implementation, or interaction layer, and recheck affected dependents. Reuse valid evidence; repeat checks for concrete risks, changes, findings, or required gates. Compilation, screenshots, and worker reports alone do not establish correctness or usability.
- Favor the simplest maintainable design satisfying known requirements and justified extensibility. Avoid speculative abstraction, unrelated refactoring, and repeating approaches already invalidated by evidence.
## User input
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| Information | Authoritative home |
| --- | --- |
| Live plans, priorities, dependencies, ownership, status, blockers, and handoffs | Gitea issues/milestones; linked PRs hold change review and validation. |
| Specifications, architecture, interfaces, and build/run documentation | Established version-controlled project documents. |
| Live plans, priorities, dependencies, ownership, status, blockers, and handoffs | Gitea issues / milestones; linked PRs hold change review and validation. |
| Specifications, architecture, interfaces, and build / run documentation | Established version-controlled project documents. |
| Durable decisions and reusable evidence | `harness/DECISIONS.md` and relevant topic notes, or existing equivalents. |
| Navigation and integrated-state checkpoint | `harness/STATE.md`: links, verified code commit/release, capabilities, and material limitations. No live task ledger. |
| Navigation and integrated-state checkpoint | `harness/STATE.md`: links, verified code commit / release, capabilities, and material limitations. No live task ledger. |
| Shared entrypoint | Gitea Wiki: overview and links, without duplicating versioned documentation. |
| Published deliverables | Gitea releases, tied to source commits and verification. |
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## Coordination and integration
1. On starting or resuming, including after compaction, inspect the working branch, local changes, applicable instructions, relevant shared records, and existing implementation. Recover context from authoritative records. Check for newer shared instructions on the actual remote default branch without overwriting local work. Read what is relevant; avoid repeated full-history scans and constant polling.
2. Search before creating tasks. Claim a meaningful outcome in its Gitea issue with a stable session identity, scope, branch/worktree, and acceptance criteria. Keep small steps within that task. Recheck after claiming; comments are not atomic locks. Respect existing ownership and resolve overlapping claims before overlapping work.
3. Independent sessions are peers. Each owns its contribution and delegated work. Record one integration/release owner when a milestone needs shared coordination. Use separate worktrees or checkouts, partition files/interfaces, and coordinate changes to shared specifications and documents.
4. At meaningful checkpoints or handoffs, record changed results, commit/PR links, verification commands and environment, blockers, and next actions. Identify the tested code version and uncommitted or unpublished work; make required artifacts accessible to other sessions. Do not assume another agent is running or has read a message; silence alone does not establish abandonment. Record evidence and preserve existing work when reassigning a task.
2. Search before creating tasks. Claim a meaningful outcome in its Gitea issue with a stable session identity, scope, branch / worktree, and acceptance criteria. Keep small steps within that task. Recheck after claiming; comments are not atomic locks. Respect existing ownership and resolve overlapping claims before overlapping work.
3. Independent sessions are peers. Each owns its contribution and delegated work. Record one integration / release owner when a milestone needs shared coordination. Use separate worktrees or checkouts, partition files / interfaces, and coordinate changes to shared specifications and documents.
4. At meaningful checkpoints or handoffs, record changed results, commit / PR links, verification commands and environment, blockers, and next actions. Identify the tested code version and uncommitted or unpublished work; make required artifacts accessible to other sessions. Do not assume another agent is running or has read a message; silence alone does not establish abandonment. Record evidence and preserve existing work when reassigning a task.
5. Follow project review and merge conventions. Inspect upstream changes, resolve conflicts while preserving others' edits, and verify the combined result. Do not overwrite others' work or force-push shared history to resolve coordination problems.
6. Close work when its acceptance criteria are met and the result is integrated or delivered as appropriate. Mark duplicates and superseded tasks explicitly with replacement links. Then choose further useful unowned work while the requested objective remains incomplete.
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Consolidate duplicates, repair stale guidance, and remove obsolete temporary files alongside useful project work. Before removing material, check references, active ownership, and ongoing use; preserve unique knowledge and update affected links. Prefer closing, superseding, or archiving history over deletion. User input is excluded from autonomous cleanup.
If legacy local task ledgers or plans duplicate Gitea, migrate their live content once into existing or appropriately scoped issues, preserve useful decisions/evidence, and mark the old records superseded. Record the migration so later sessions do not repeat it. Do not create empty documents or maintain records for ceremony.
If legacy local task ledgers or plans duplicate Gitea, migrate their live content once into existing or appropriately scoped issues, preserve useful decisions / evidence, and mark the old records superseded. Record the migration so later sessions do not repeat it. Do not create empty documents or maintain records for ceremony.
## Delivery
Publish versioned Gitea releases at meaningful working milestones; mark unfinished versions as prereleases. Check existing releases/tags and coordinate one owner and version before publishing. Build from an identified integrated commit and verify the packaged result and launch steps.
Publish versioned Gitea releases at meaningful working milestones; mark unfinished versions as prereleases. Check existing releases / tags and coordinate one owner and version before publishing. Build from an identified integrated commit and verify the packaged result and launch steps.
Include runnable builds or appropriate artifacts, concise release notes, build/run/deployment instructions as applicable, known limitations, tested platforms, and verification evidence. Confirm publication and artifact availability. Use existing authorized API access or project tooling when MCP lacks a needed release/upload operation. Do not silently replace published versions with different contents.
Include runnable builds or appropriate artifacts, concise release notes, build / run / deployment instructions as applicable, known limitations, tested platforms, and verification evidence. Confirm publication and artifact availability. Use existing authorized API access or project tooling when MCP lacks a needed release / upload operation. Do not silently replace published versions with different contents.