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# Fleet steward Maintain a small, active repository fleet without hardcoding either Claude Code or Codex. The orchestrator discovers repositories from GitHub activity, maps them to local checkouts, runs read-only checks, and stores evidence outside every repo. ## Usage ```bash /bs:steward status /bs:steward audit /bs:steward fix --provider codex --fallback claude ``` Defaults: - active means at least two commits in 14 days with one non-bot commit, or an open non-draft pull request; - at most 10 locally available repositories are audited; - `audit` is read-only apart from fetch/prune and external state evidence; - `audit` checks convergence state only: default-branch drift, dirty files, open PRs, unmerged branches, stashes, and extra or locked worktrees. The creator workflow's quality run owns source validation; - `fix` asks the lifecycle manager to remove only proven terminal residue, then re-audits. It preserves any remaining lifecycle state. It creates a repair worktree only when instruction synchronization is the sole remaining defect, and requires the repository's quality merge workflow. ## Lifecycle ownership The command, skill, or agent that creates a branch, worktree, lock, lease, or temporary artifact owns its normal terminal cleanup. Quality owns its merge cleanup tail. Dev and Ralph must release their exact lock at terminal handoff. Steward is the fallback reconciler for residue after the creator is no longer active; it never takes over a live exa