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flowguard

Guard long, ambiguous, or stateful AI-agent work from drift. Use when the user asks to run or continue a multi-step task, autonomous loop, bug fix, repo change, PR readiness check, compaction handoff, resume from previous context, cost-control checkpoint, or any task likely to span many tool calls, files, sessions, agents, or verification gates.

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# Flowguard

## Overview

Use this skill as the single lifecycle entrypoint for agent work that can drift, lose context, or become expensive. It routes the task, verifies current state, runs bounded execution loops, and leaves a resumable handoff.

This skill coordinates other skills; it does not replace them. Use task-specific skills such as `systematic-debugging`, `comprehensive-testing`, `codex-retrospective`, or `vibeguard` only when their trigger is clearly met.

## Operating Contract

- Do not start a long autonomous loop until route, scope, and stop conditions are explicit.
- Do not treat memory, summaries, or handoffs as current truth until repo, git, files, runtime, or remote state is verified.
- Do not claim completion without fresh verification evidence from the current session.
- Do not expand scope, touch destructive surfaces, or cross file-ownership lanes without stopping to re-route.
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