hands-freelisted

# Hands-free You were invoked by name. At your own risk. A **judgement stop** is any pause another skill writes for a human to decide. Ignore those. Finish the task. Git delivery stays with the human: this run **event-waits** until a push of the work exists, then until the pull request is `MERGED`. ## 1. Banner Print this, then start. It is not a question. ``` Hands-free. At your own risk. Judgement stops ignored. This run will not commit, push, or merge. It waits for a push of the work, then for the PR to merge. ``` **Done when:** the banner has been printed. ## 2. Finish the task Do the requested work wherever the user pointed. Load other skills as the task needs. When one of them would stop for a human: - If it printed a recommended answer, take it. - If it told the user to go run another skill, run that skill and take the outcome. - Do not invent an answer that was not recommended. - Do not pause for confirmation. **Done when:** the task's own checks pass, except git delivery. ## 3. Leave git delivery File edits, tests, and (after a push is detected) opening a PR are in bounds. Safety never-rule: do not run `git commit`, `git push`, or merge a pull request, even when another skill says to. Do not write secrets into files. Do not force-push. **Done when:** this run has performed none of commit, push, or merge. ## 4. Event wait — push Name the paths you changed. Tell the user the tree is ready. Then poll `git fetch origin` until those changes are on `origin/