stdd-delegate-slicelisted

<!-- generated by stdd plugin build v0.9.2 — do not edit --> # Delegate a Slice Roles are fixed. The orchestrator owns the docs edit, the commits, and the PR. The worker owns red-green inside a declared scope. The handoff artifact is the ledger, not prose — a worker's chat summary does not survive compaction, its recorded events do. ## Before the worker starts (orchestrator) 1. Make the docs decision yourself and record it: `stdd docs <decision> [paths…] [--reason <why>]`. 2. Choose the worker boundary and declare the scope. Prefer a managed gitless sandbox when the worker does not need Git authority: ```bash stdd worker create ../stdd-worker-billing \ --frozen "docs/**,migrations/**" \ --allowed "src/billing/**,test/billing/**" ``` Use `stdd slice new --frozen ... --allowed ...` only when the worker must operate in an existing isolated checkout. `--frozen` names globs the worker must not touch. `--allowed` names the only paths it may change. At least one is required. A managed sandbox contains no `.git`, ignored dependencies, credentials, or build output; run the repository's readiness setup there. 3. Write the brief **to a file** (session scratchpad, never the repo) and point the worker at it — pasted context stays resident in your window for the rest of the session; a file does not. Template: > **Task**: <one sentence> > **Spec**: read <canonical doc paths> — the docs edit is already made. > **Scope**: declared