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Audit whether an enforced-coordination MCP has actually shrunk its ~19 legacy etiquette verbs into the 5 enforced tools — work/act/ask/recall/status — each carrying one denial shape and one transcript event, migrated through a real retirement path (intake-metadata, alias, or doc-history — never a parallel runtime), with zero legacy-verb calls once a body reaches compliance mode C4+. Use when reviewing a broker-collapse migration plan, gating a body's move from advisory (C0-C3) to enforced (C4+) coordination, or verifying IT-018 Broker Collapse compliance. NOT for the inbound trigger→spawn boundary that decides whether an event may spawn an agent at all (use fleet-event-spawn-trust), the capability-token cryptographic mechanism behind a denial (use agentic-zero-trust-security), designing how a swarm of agents invokes and shards work (use swarm-invocation-designer), or auditing an individual PR's mergeability (use agent-pr-authoring).

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Audits an Articles of Agreement contract — the daemon-witnessed agreement every official Port Daddy agent signs covering registration, transcript reporting, tool-use gating, file claims, parley conduct, budget limits, and operator control — against the enforcement-beats-hope bar: a clause counts as safe only when it resolves to a concrete, daemon-observable mechanism with a defined denial shape, never a promise the agent might honor. Use when drafting a new agent's Articles, reviewing a compliance-level (C0-C6) claim, deciding whether a clause is genuinely enforced or merely documented, or auditing whether an agent's claimed identity can be trusted. NOT for securing the inbound event-to-spawn path (fleet-event-spawn-trust), designing the relay's transport PKI and signing keys (pd-relay-zero-trust), or tracking an agent's identity and reputation across its whole lifetime after it signs (agent-identity-continuity-reputation).

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Design discovery, directories, and guilds for agent swarms at scale. Use when agents need to find each other on a shared surface: capability indices, yellow-pages directories, whois/phonebook routing, reputation-aware discovery, and guild structures that scope trust. Covers the canonical prior art (FIPA Directory Facilitator, Contract Net, Chord/DHT, DNS-SD/Consul, EigenTrust, Greif's merchant guilds) and the failure modes (read-poverty, Sybil reset, Goodhart on rank, directory staleness, cold-start). Triggers: "agents can't find each other", "who owns this file/skill", "route a question to the right agent", "capability registry", "agent reputation", "guild / federation of fleets". NOT for issuing identities, granting authority, or automatically assigning work from a directory entry.

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THE full UI surface checklist (S1–S18) run on one assigned surface. Use for a named surface check, `/surface-check <surface>`, or a claimed `surface-certification` Work Loop item. NOT for fleet selection or claims (use surface-certification-loop).

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Operating guide for the durable Autonomous Work Loop task fleet. Use when adding work to, coordinating, or working an Autonomous Work Loop campaign, or when calling the work_loop MCP tool.

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Pre-commitment attack on a plan by an agent that did not write it. Use when presenting a feature-deep-dive plan, assigning vision-to-fleet briefs, moving a register to build mode, ratifying a scope list, or coding a new contract or table. NOT for built work or DONE reports (use subagent-dispatch).

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Coordinator for the fleet that repairs and independently certifies registered UI surfaces through Work Loop claims. Use for pilot batches, recurring certification, repair rounds, or retroactive rechecks after surface-check rules change. NOT for one assigned surface (use surface-check).

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Fleet worker contract for wiring assigned files to the v3 right-click menu. Use when handed files from pnpm check:context-menu, or told to 'wire the menu on X', 'do your assigned rows', or 'clear your shard'. NOT for an unassigned one-off menu wiring (use context-menu-v3).

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