aiw-initlisted

# Init Read this file when running the session preflight. Its job is to tell the human what they would otherwise discover too late. A session that begins blind to a red build, a dead dependency, or an issue that already covers the intended work spends real effort before the mismatch surfaces. This skill spends two minutes instead. It runs before a task is chosen, and does not replace the issue-and-branch step in aiw-github. ## Read-only, without exception Every command you run must leave the working tree, the repository's state files, every remote, and every running service exactly as it found them. Writing to `project-checks.md` is the single exception, because maintaining it is part of the run. Reading is less innocent than it looks. `git fetch` writes remote-tracking refs where `git ls-remote` answers the same question and writes nothing, and a validation entry point often records its result to a state file that a commit hook then reads. Reach for the variant that only reads. A command whose writes land somewhere nothing depends on, such as its own temp sandbox, still counts as a read here. A check that would need a write is not a check. The report proposes no fixes and starts no work. Naming what needs doing is the human's call, and a preflight that arrives with a plan attached quietly makes that call for them. ## Every check declares its normal A check that only says "look at the logs" hands back raw output for the human to diff themselves, which is the noise t