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ccg-workflow

How to run a non-trivial change end to end with the CCG role tools (ccg_analyze / ccg_design / ccg_build / ccg_debug / ccg_optimize / ccg_review / ccg_test) and the verify-* quality gates. Use when a task is a whole feature, a refactor, a bug whose cause is not yet known, or any change large enough that one straight-through attempt would be a guess.

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# CCG workflow

Seven role tools are available, each running a child agent on its own model with
its own expert persona. This is how to chain them so the work converges instead
of sprawling.

**Skip all of this for small, obvious work.** A one-line fix, a rename, a
question you can answer by reading two files — do it yourself. Delegation buys
depth, and it costs a round trip and a fresh context. Spend it only where depth
is the thing you lack.

## Picking a gear

Four modes. The user should not have to name one: read what they asked for,
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