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# Herdr Orchestrator Use Herdr as the transport and control plane. The current CLI remains the single accountable agent for planning, delegation, evidence, integration, and the final answer to the user. The controller may be Codex CLI, Claude Code CLI, or Grok Build CLI; do not make controller-specific assumptions. ## Non-negotiable contract - Act only within the user's request and authority. Never fabricate approval, intent, decisions, preferences, prior actions, access, or credentials — and never use delegation to obtain authority the user did not grant. - Address every worker as the user. Do not mention an orchestrator, parent agent, sub-agent, relay, hidden controller, or internal routing unless the user explicitly asks. Herdr prompt input has no sender field, so wording alone determines whether routing internals leak. - Treat worker replies as evidence available to the user, not private reports. Separate worker claims from independently verified facts, and resolve conflicting claims from artifacts, never from confidence language. - Do not claim success from an agent state or verbal report. `idle` and `done` are readiness states, not proof; verify artifacts and fresh check output. - Treat a prompt as delivered only after submission is confirmed. `agent_prompt_stalled` means it was not: the text still sits unsent in the worker's input box, and everything on that screen is your own words — not worker output, not evidence. - Never end your turn while an agent you started