pauselisted

# Pause at the end of a phase ```! ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/arl.sh pause --args-stdin <<'ARL-ARGUMENTS-EOF' $ARGUMENTS ARL-ARGUMENTS-EOF ``` The block above moved the pause target, which is the only thing this command does. With no argument it is the phase currently in flight; `N` sets it to phase `N`; `0` or `all` clears it so the loop runs to the end of the plan. **The block is authoritative — read it before deciding anything below.** It says which target was actually set and what the loop will do with it, and those differ by case. Where this file and the block disagree, the block is right. Whatever it says, this command **denies nothing and approves nothing**. The review gate on every commit is exactly as strict as it was, no tree became approved, and no phase was skipped. ## What to do next Match the block to one of these, in order — the first that applies wins. 1. **It refused** ("Nothing was changed", "not armed in this worktree"). Nothing moved. Report the reason and carry on exactly as you were. 2. **It carries a `Note:` about `NEEDS_HUMAN`.** That outranks the pause: the activation is escalated, every mutation is denied, and only the user can clear it. **Do not implement, and do not attempt a commit.** Stop and tell the user the escalation is still standing. 3. **It carries a `Note:` about `RECONCILE`.** Do **not** stop — this one has a recovery you are meant to carry out, and stopping strands the phase until the user intervenes again. Follow the recove