code-execute

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Use only when autopilot-code dispatches the implementation stage for an approved plan. Not for top-level user requests or primary capability routing.

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# code-execute > **Stage-session entry (`standard+` dispatch, spec/stage-dispatch SD-2)**: Run in-session or as an isolated dispatch-depth-2 stage worker dispatched by the `autopilot-code` conductor. Resolve the plan path from arguments, read `plan.md` from disk, and never depend on prior-stage conversation. This is the only source-mutating stage. Its write class is source code, `checklist.md`, `dev_logs/`, `_internal/dev_reviews/`, and plan-frontmatter `status`. The stage runs as the compiled route's `dev/*` unit (sealed at compile); it never dispatches units itself, and any unforeseen narrow scaffolding uses an ephemeral native helper without unit semantics. > **Plan resolution**: Treat [arguments-and-decisions.md#plan-resolution](../autopilot-code/references/arguments-and-decisions.md) as the single authority for resolving `$ARG` to a plan path. > **Language rule**: Follow the audience and artifact language contract in [arguments-and-decisions.md#language-rule](../autopilot-code/references/arguments-and-decisions.md). Do not infer a fixed execution-log or report language from this skill file. ## Commit Messages - Safety checkpoint: `chore: Safety checkpoint before {plan-name} execution` - Success: `{type}: {description}\n\n{bullet list of key changes}`, where type is `feat`, `fix`, `refactor`, or `chore` ## Git Safety Checkpoint Before source changes, establish a recoverable working state. 0. Run the [git working-state preflight](../../core/OPERATIONS.md#59-git-wor...

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dmlguq456
Repository
dmlguq456/hearting
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Python
License
MIT

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