Summary

Established the critical routing rule: if Sofian asks about something an agent already built, re-delegate to that agent. Don't try to fix it yourself.

The Rule

> If Sofian asks about something related to a task already executed by an agent → DELEGATE TO THAT AGENT.

Examples

Rationale

1. Context preservation — The builder has full context of design decisions

2. Efficiency — No need to re-read and understand someone else's code

3. Accountability — One owner per component

4. Learning — Agents improve their own work over time

Exceptions

• Emergency fixes when the builder agent is stuck or unavailable
• Trivial one-line changes with obvious correctness
• Kamon's own work (he fixes his own stuff)

Relationships

• clyde — CEO enforces this rule during task routing
• subagent-pattern — Native subagents make re-delegation fast and cheap
• crew-coordination — File-based coordination preserves builder context