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Garry Tan
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Fights context rot. By late /ship, the parent context is bloated with 500-1,750 lines of intermediate tool output from tests, coverage audits, reviews, adversarial checks, and PR body construction. The model is at its least intelligent when it reaches doc-sync — which is why /document-release was being skipped ~80% of the time. Applies subagent dispatch (proven pattern from Review Army at Step 9.1 and Adversarial at Step 11) to four sub-workflows where the parent only needs the conclusion, not the intermediate output: - Step 7 (Test Coverage Audit) — subagent returns coverage_pct, gaps, diagram, tests_added - Step 8 (Plan Completion Audit) — subagent returns total_items, done, changed, deferred, summary - Step 10 (Greptile Triage) — subagent fetches + classifies, parent handles user interaction and commits fixes (AskUserQuestion + Edit can't run in subagents) - Step 18 (Documentation Sync) — subagent invokes full /document-release skill in fresh context; parent embeds documentation_section in PR body Sequencing fix for Step 18: runs AFTER Step 17 (Push) and BEFORE Step 19 (Create PR). The PR is created once from final HEAD with the ## Documentation section baked into the initial body — no create-then- re-edit dance, no race conditions with document-release's own PR body editor. Adds "You are NOT done" guardrail after Step 17 (Push) to break the natural stopping point that currently causes doc-release skips. Each subagent falls back to inline execution if it fails or returns invalid JSON. /ship never blocks on subagent failure. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>