Agent-Owned Plan Execution Routing
- Planning handoffs now select subagent-driven or inline execution
automatically from task shape, available host capabilities, and safe
workspace conditions instead of stopping for a routine user choice. - Subagent unavailability now falls back to inline execution. A dirty workspace
alone no longer decides the execution route, and user confirmation remains
reserved for unresolved authorization, privacy, paid-service, external-side
effect, irreversible-action, scope, or safe-workspace boundaries. - Retired the obsolete mandatory execution-choice fixtures and aligned the
workflow quality contract with the agent-owned routing rule.
Lighter Public Benchmark Presentation
- Shortened the English and Chinese README benchmark sections while retaining
the measured overall contract pass-rate improvement from60.00%to
90.00%and the unsafe-outcome reduction from11.67%to5.00%. - Reduced the public SVG to those two overall comparison panels and moved Quick
Install earlier, so installation guidance is easier to reach. - Kept the detailed sanitized JSON, bilingual result reports, scenario tables,
methodology, and limitations as linked evidence rather than duplicating them
in the README. The renderer remains the deterministic projection owner.
Verification And Release Boundary
- Corrected the representative Codex smoke prompt so the entry router can load
the relevant task-specific skill before the runner asks for a bounded first
step; the safety instruction still forbids implementation and file changes. - Reviewed the four manually copied global user-rule projections. No manual
re-copy is required because the routing change is owned by the planning
workflow and does not change profile-owned activation, TDD-default,
authority-priority, or base completion-evidence semantics. - Bumped all declared package and host manifest versions from
2.6.3to
2.6.5throughscripts/bump-version.sh. - This release remains
Aegis Method Pack (runtime-ready)and does not add
authoritativeGateDecision,PolicySnapshot, runtime authority, or
completion authority.