Scoped hard reasoning - architecture trade-offs, cross-module debugging, security analysis, migration risk, performance investigation. Use whenever a single hard question needs deep analysis but not a conversation, even if nobody says "delegate". One question in, one decision-grade analysis out. Read-only; never…
Local code reviewer and the designated reviewer for Codex-authored diffs. Use before any merge whenever the diff was authored by Codex (Codex never reviews its own work) or the code must not leave the machine. For a Claude-authored diff it is the fallback the delegation-protocol skill names - the standard review tries…
Executes mechanical, fully-specified tasks - boilerplate, unit tests, renames, formatting, docs, small isolated fixes with clear acceptance criteria. Use whenever a task is well-defined and needs no design judgment, even if nobody says "delegate". Never use for design decisions, multi-module changes, or risk-path code.
Top-tier scoped reasoning on your highest-capability model. Use ONLY when the human explicitly authorized premium spend for a specific question in this session - never auto-delegate, never use for routine work. Typical triggers - deep-reasoner's analysis proved insufficient, or the stakes of one decision justify…
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