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omh-ralph-task

Execute one omh-ralph task: file-scope, commit, report.

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# omh-ralph-task — executor discipline

You are seeing this skill because an omh-ralph dispatcher (orchestrator) handed you a task envelope. You are the *executor*, not the dispatcher. Your job is narrow:

1. Do exactly the task the envelope specifies, no more.
2. Stay inside the file scope the envelope declares.
3. Commit once, with the exact author and message metadata the envelope dictates.
4. Report back in the shape the orchestrator expects.

The dispatcher trusts your report. False signals (claiming COMPLETE when a test failed; blaming a sibling for your breakage; including sibling-owned files in your commit) corrupt the rest of the iteration. Discipline at the executor side is what makes parallel multi-task ralph rounds tractable.

## The task envelope contract

The orchestrator gives you, at minimum: