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named explicitly per call today, with automatic cost-aware worker routing the
next step on that path; an explicit target never silently substitutes another
provider, and model plus reasoning effort are disclosed per invocation, so
cost and quality stay auditable.
cost and quality stay auditable. Delegate selection follows a fixed order:
capability first (the delegate must clear the task's quality bar — an
under-capable cheap choice that forces rework costs more than it saves),
availability second (an exhausted quota pool is infeasible, not merely
expensive), and only then cost rank, preferring routes that conserve the
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P2 Badge Do not present the unimplemented routing order as active

When users delegate through the shipped skills, no fixed capability→availability→cost selection currently occurs: skill-specs/dev-delegate.md requires the primary to select one explicit route, while skill-specs/route.md states that automatic worker routing is unavailable and that an unavailable explicit target stops without substitution. Thus this user-facing statement promises current behavior that neither the editable skill policy nor the coordinator provides; describe it as a future policy or add it to the authoritative skill workflow.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L9-L12

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primary's own family pool — models of one vendor family draw one shared
quota, so a cheaper same-family model still spends the budget that funds
frontier work.
- **A hard security boundary around providers.** Provider CLIs are reached
only through a signed, notarized native runtime with per-member digest
verification, socket-activated zero-idle execution, and typed-unavailable
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The unified package includes review, intent, code/security, QA, logic,
brainstorming, debate, research, long-context, visual-workflow, delegation, orchestration,
engineering-process (`decision-map`, `prototype`, `architecture-review`),
readiness, teamwork, migration, native inbox-monitor lifecycle, and explicit managed-routing skills under the
single `/agent-collab:*` namespace. Provider targets are request parameters,
not plugin identities.
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- README: named the engineering-process skills (`decision-map`, `prototype`, `architecture-review`) in the Skill surface enumeration, and stated the delegate-selection order (capability, then availability, then pool-conserving cost rank) in the cost-tiered delegation bullet. What's-new consolidation is deferred to the next release cut, when the changelog fragments are compiled into `CHANGELOG.md` — until then the README stack is the only reader-facing versioned history.
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