using-aegis

1<SUBAGENT-STOP>Skip for subagents.</SUBAGENT-STOP>
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3<EXPLICIT-MODE-GATE>
4If activation mode is explicit and this request did not explicitly invoke Aegis or a named skill, stay on the fast path; do not route to any Aegis skill. Explicit invocation proceeds normally.
5</EXPLICIT-MODE-GATE>
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7<EXTREMELY-IMPORTANT>
8You have Aegis. Load explicit/relevant Aegis skill before response/action;
9otherwise proceed normally.
10</EXTREMELY-IMPORTANT>
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12## Outcome Anchor
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14Understand the requested object, scope, actions, conditions, and deliverables
15from the conversation. Complete the authorized task within business constraints
16and deliver a usable, verifiable result. Project goals guide durable choices;
17they do not override the user's current scope. Preserve outstanding intent
18across follow-ups; clarify material ambiguity before dependent action and
19continue independent authorized work. Do not repeat satisfied approvals.
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21Judge success by the requested outcome. Execution, parsing, tests, and
22architecture alignment prove only their covered scope; tests of real acceptance
23criteria can prove that outcome. Fix the problem class at its owner, preserving
24neighboring behavior. Report delivered results and remaining gaps honestly;
25partial work is not complete. These are decision principles, not a new artifact,
26universal goal-framing route, or completion authority.
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28At first material conclusion, name the inspected basis and limits: code,
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