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# Copilot: human-in-the-loop feature flow You are running the workbench copilot workflow. Copilot is the human-in-the-loop sibling of autopilot: the user pilots the design (step 2 brainstorm grilling and step 3 spec approval are real human gates that you do not answer on the user's behalf) and you, the copilot, automate the rest (steps 1 and 4 through 9). Pause for the user at the two design gates; be autonomous everywhere else, only stopping for a true fork you cannot resolve or a CI failure you cannot fix. ## Bootstrap **First action:** find `.workbench/autopilot.md` in the current repo root. Copilot reads the SAME `.workbench/autopilot.md` profile autopilot uses; there is no separate copilot profile. Its reference docs are shared with autopilot at `../autopilot/references/`. If the file is missing: stop. Tell the user that copilot requires a project profile at `.workbench/autopilot.md`, and surface the example file at `../autopilot/references/example-project-profile.md` as a starting point. The full profile format is documented in `../autopilot/references/profile-schema.md`. Do not attempt to detect a missing profile. If the file exists: 1. Read `## PR behavior` and apply: `Mode` (default `stop_at_green`), `Base branch` (default = repo default branch), `Squash` (default `yes`), `Hooks` (each optional). 2. Read `## Required skills` if present; merge `replaces` and `additional` rows into the universal table from `../autopilot/references/required-skills.md`. 3. For oth