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Pin a session to its git worktree: every Bash call runs from the anchor, and the primary checkout is guarded against stray edits and git writes.

A second player reviews before the PR: gh pr create waits for a second-model review of the branch diff, and a failing review with a high finding blocks it.

Make silent shell failures loud: a glob that matched nothing, a command missing from the agent's shell, or a pipe that hid a failing exit status gets a note the model reads and a peach pixel-art toast.

Fix the arguments, not the model: repairs malformed MCP tool arguments ("true" for true, numbers as strings, unknown keys) against the tool's schema before the call, tells the model what it fixed, and flags servers that are down. A pixel-art patch log.

A raid frame for every live session on the machine: who is working, who is waiting on you and for how long, per-PR locks so two sessions never act on one PR, and /broadcast to the rest of the party.

The fix must make a test fail first: reverts your source changes, runs the changed tests and requires a failure, restores (verified by hash) and requires a pass. Optional gate on git push and gh pr create.

Memory at the moment it matters: when a tool call touches what one of your memory files is about, radar attaches that memory's description and rules for the model to read. A lavender pixel-art radar pings each match.

Auto-continue after a turn dies on a network or API error: a pixel-art CONTINUE? countdown with backoff and 3 lives per hour.

Watch PRs outside the model: polls CI, reviews and threads with gh, wakes the session only when something actionable happens, and denies sleep-poll loops while it watches.

Session modes that are enforced, not requested: investigate, draft, build, ship. Denies the tool calls a stance rules out, auto-switches on phrases like "no code", and shows a pixel-art class badge above the prompt.

Merged is not deployed: follow a merged PR or commit through its workflow runs, deployments and an optional live URL with gh, on a pixel-art level map, and wake the session once when it is live or a stage fails.

Rules that are enforced, not remembered: deny, ask, rewrite or note on any tool call, subagents included. A pixel-art trap for every mistake you already wrote down.