Claude and GPT delegation policy¶
Status: adopted — rules installed, 2026-09-21 Owner: Administration
Angel approved updating the rules so every chat follows proactive delegation, includes Fable and lower GPT workers, permits adaptive parallelism, learns routing from verified outcomes and aims to use nearly all weekly allowance on useful authorized work.
The procedure now lives in SOP-025 AI Work Allocation, version 3.0. Global Claude and Codex instructions reference it. This note no longer repeats the procedure; previous planning iterations remain in Git history.
Applied¶
- Shared Claude rules and Codex global instructions now route to the same procedure.
- Home routing instructions, worker/grader/scout profiles and shared memory have been reconciled.
- One-worker, mandatory 150-line delegation and mandatory scout-per-feature rules are superseded.
- Fable is eligible from first assignment; model choices and parallelism follow task evidence and actual limits.
- Near-reset use of the remaining allowance on useful authorized tasks is standing policy, not a repeated permission question.
Remaining implementation¶
Bounded unattended draft/review scheduling is installed under SOP-025 v3.1. General-purpose isolated source editing, updated collector advice and one complete weekly validation cycle remain outstanding. The installed runner enforces its documented scope and uses Landlock; broader chat rules still require the primary to enforce task-specific permissions. SOP draft status reflects the outstanding walkthrough, not lack of approval to apply these chat rules.
New chats loading these global instructions receive the policy. Existing chats may retain previously loaded context until refreshed. These files govern the configured local Claude/Codex environments, not arbitrary AI services or machines without the installed rules.
Evidence¶
The planning reviews used Sonnet, Fable (claude-fable-5-1) and a lower GPT worker (gpt-5.6-luna). Outcomes and cost estimates are recorded in ai-capacity. The policy adoption is recorded there and in plex-server.