Make the Model Tiers Bullets Agree on What a Dispatch Naming No Model Runs At

.agents/skills/backlog-burndown/SKILL.md

@@ -557,8 +557,8 @@ A rule, a Skill, or a brief names a model tier, never a model. A model release i
 
 Each cell is the name that tool's subagent dispatch takes, which follows the latest model of its family. A tool with no row here, or one that cannot name a model per subagent, runs every tier at the session's own model.
 
-- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one, so the subagent runs at the session's own model.
-- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work. A dispatch that names no model inherits whatever the session runs on, which is a choice nobody made.
+- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one.
+- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work.
 
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.agents/skills/local-strict-review/SKILL.md

@@ -196,8 +196,8 @@ A rule, a Skill, or a brief names a model tier, never a model. A model release i
 
 Each cell is the name that tool's subagent dispatch takes, which follows the latest model of its family. A tool with no row here, or one that cannot name a model per subagent, runs every tier at the session's own model.
 
-- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one, so the subagent runs at the session's own model.
-- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work. A dispatch that names no model inherits whatever the session runs on, which is a choice nobody made.
+- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one.
+- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work.
 
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.agents/skills/unattended-handoff/SKILL.md

@@ -203,8 +203,8 @@ A rule, a Skill, or a brief names a model tier, never a model. A model release i
 
 Each cell is the name that tool's subagent dispatch takes, which follows the latest model of its family. A tool with no row here, or one that cannot name a model per subagent, runs every tier at the session's own model.
 
-- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one, so the subagent runs at the session's own model.
-- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work. A dispatch that names no model inherits whatever the session runs on, which is a choice nobody made.
+- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one.
+- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work.
 
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.claude-plugin/fleet-skills/.source-digests/unattended-handoff

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.claude-plugin/fleet-skills/skills/backlog-burndown/SKILL.md

@@ -557,8 +557,8 @@ A rule, a Skill, or a brief names a model tier, never a model. A model release i
 
 Each cell is the name that tool's subagent dispatch takes, which follows the latest model of its family. A tool with no row here, or one that cannot name a model per subagent, runs every tier at the session's own model.
 
-- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one, so the subagent runs at the session's own model.
-- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work. A dispatch that names no model inherits whatever the session runs on, which is a choice nobody made.
+- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one.
+- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work.
 
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.claude-plugin/fleet-skills/skills/local-strict-review/SKILL.md

@@ -196,8 +196,8 @@ A rule, a Skill, or a brief names a model tier, never a model. A model release i
 
 Each cell is the name that tool's subagent dispatch takes, which follows the latest model of its family. A tool with no row here, or one that cannot name a model per subagent, runs every tier at the session's own model.
 
-- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one, so the subagent runs at the session's own model.
-- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work. A dispatch that names no model inherits whatever the session runs on, which is a choice nobody made.
+- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one.
+- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work.
 
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.claude-plugin/fleet-skills/skills/unattended-handoff/SKILL.md

@@ -203,8 +203,8 @@ A rule, a Skill, or a brief names a model tier, never a model. A model release i
 
 Each cell is the name that tool's subagent dispatch takes, which follows the latest model of its family. A tool with no row here, or one that cannot name a model per subagent, runs every tier at the session's own model.
 
-- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one, so the subagent runs at the session's own model.
-- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work. A dispatch that names no model inherits whatever the session runs on, which is a choice nobody made.
+- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one.
+- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work.
 
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.github/skills/backlog-burndown/SKILL.md

@@ -557,8 +557,8 @@ A rule, a Skill, or a brief names a model tier, never a model. A model release i
 
 Each cell is the name that tool's subagent dispatch takes, which follows the latest model of its family. A tool with no row here, or one that cannot name a model per subagent, runs every tier at the session's own model.
 
-- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one, so the subagent runs at the session's own model.
-- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work. A dispatch that names no model inherits whatever the session runs on, which is a choice nobody made.
+- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one.
+- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work.
 
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.github/skills/local-strict-review/SKILL.md

@@ -196,8 +196,8 @@ A rule, a Skill, or a brief names a model tier, never a model. A model release i
 
 Each cell is the name that tool's subagent dispatch takes, which follows the latest model of its family. A tool with no row here, or one that cannot name a model per subagent, runs every tier at the session's own model.
 
-- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one, so the subagent runs at the session's own model.
-- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work. A dispatch that names no model inherits whatever the session runs on, which is a choice nobody made.
+- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one.
+- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work.
 
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.github/skills/unattended-handoff/SKILL.md

@@ -203,8 +203,8 @@ A rule, a Skill, or a brief names a model tier, never a model. A model release i
 
 Each cell is the name that tool's subagent dispatch takes, which follows the latest model of its family. A tool with no row here, or one that cannot name a model per subagent, runs every tier at the session's own model.
 
-- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one, so the subagent runs at the session's own model.
-- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work. A dispatch that names no model inherits whatever the session runs on, which is a choice nobody made.
+- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one.
+- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work.
 
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AGENTS.md

@@ -69,8 +69,8 @@ A rule, a Skill, or a brief names a model tier, never a model. A model release i
 
 Each cell is the name that tool's subagent dispatch takes, which follows the latest model of its family. A tool with no row here, or one that cannot name a model per subagent, runs every tier at the session's own model.
 
-- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one, so the subagent runs at the session's own model.
-- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work. A dispatch that names no model inherits whatever the session runs on, which is a choice nobody made.
+- **A tier resolves only through this table.** A word such as "frontier", "strongest", or "most capable" never resolves to `highest`. The industry's "frontier model" is the opposite of what this tier means here. A session that cannot see this table names no model rather than guessing one.
+- **An orchestrating seat runs at `frontier` and names a tier on every dispatch.** It defaults a subagent to `frontier`, and picks `standard` or `bulk` deliberately for execution or mechanical work.
 
 ### Delegation