🤖 Wire gremlins into the Athanor, drop the Agent-tool fork path

2026-10-17 00:17:44 +02:00
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@@ -42,11 +42,11 @@ A plan holds decisions, contracts, invariants and the scope fence. Code goes in
 - **Decisions belong before the run.** Inside it, take the conservative default, flag it in the handoff note and continue. Do not wait on the user.
 - **Deviate with a reason.** Splitting a block, changing an owner model, adding a check: allowed, logged with why.

-## Context: fresh, fork, or keep
+## Context: fresh, gremlin, or keep

 Both extremes have failed. Many tiny fresh implementers relearn the code each time and fragment the plan. One implementer kept across many tasks bloats and drifts. Choose per block: how much shared understanding does it need, and how much room is left? Context figures in `references/models.md` are guesstimates, not limits.

-One option is **trunk and forks**. At intake the builder reads the build plan and the code it touches (the trunk) and writes short trunk notes. Complex blocks in the trunk's area go to a fork of the builder, which inherits its model and (assumed) its context. Mechanical or distant blocks go to a fresh agent that reads the trunk notes. Which harness behaviour is verified and which is assumed: `references/spawning-claude-code.md`.
+One option is **trunk and gremlins**. At intake the builder reads the build plan and the code it touches (the trunk) and writes short trunk notes. A headless base is trained on that trunk, and each complex block in its area goes to a gremlin forked from the base (`spire:gremlins`; the Athanor's procedure has the call sequence). Mechanical or distant blocks go to a fresh Agent-tool agent that reads the trunk notes. Which harness behaviour is verified and which is assumed: `references/spawning-claude-code.md`.

 ## Phase review, fix, stop