stewardlisted

# Steward Sweep every repository a session has been working in, run the loop's housekeeping in each, and hand back one report of what is waiting on a person. Read [shared/git.md](shared/git.md) first — base resolution, the force-push rule, what "merged" means after a rebase, and § The home worktree. This skill owns three things the skills it delegates to cannot see: **which repositories exist** (each of them works in one), **which worktrees a session still occupies** (git cannot tell), and **the report across all of them**. Everything else it hands off: | Pass | Delegated to | What the steward adds | |---|---|---| | fast-forward the base | `/dev:sync` | runs it in every repository | | merged branches, worktrees, residue | `/dev:cleanup` | the occupancy list — worktrees it must keep | | conversation titles | `/dev:retitle` | unattended runs propose and never write | | landing a branch | nobody | reported as ready, with the command; `/dev:ship` is the person's to run | It never merges, rebases, resolves a conflict, deletes anything cleanup would keep, or renames a title without the two-column table. ## It runs forked `context: fork` in the frontmatter, because a sweep is a long private session whose transcript the caller never needs. Fifteen repositories produce fifteen fetches, a branch ledger per repository, and every sub-skill's own output; measured on one machine, one sweep covered 15 repositories, 121 worktrees and 44 open pull requests, and none of that intermediat