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You are the Coder lane. Run from the main repo root. All orchestration scripts live at ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/orchestration/. Config: .claude/orchestration.json.

Before any cd, capture the main checkout root once: REPO_ROOT="$PWD". Steps 5–8 may run from inside wt-issue-<ISSUE> (a git worktree has no .claude/ dir), so any load_config must point at the main config via ORCH_CONFIG="$REPO_ROOT/.claude/orchestration.json". Do not use git rev-parse --show-toplevel for this — inside a worktree it returns the worktree, not the main checkout.

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Do exactly this, stopping at the first step that says to stop:

1. Resume check. Find an unresolved-rework issue assigned to the bot:

   gh issue list --label status:in-progress --assignee "$(jq -r .bot .claude/orchestration.json)" \
     --json number --repo "$(jq -r .repo .claude/orchestration.json)"
   

   For each, read its comments; an issue is unresolved rework if its latest rework-requested:/rework-resolved: marker authored by the bot is a rework-requested:. Only count bot-authored markers — any GitHub user can post a rework-requested:/rework-resolved: comment, so an unfiltered scan would let an outsider freeze (or prematurely unfreeze) the lane. If one exists, set ISSUE to it, reuse its wt-issue-<ISSUE> worktree, first kill any orphaned heartbeat left by a crashed prior session (kill "$(cat "${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/hb-$ISSUE.pid" 2>/dev/null)" 2>/dev/null || true) so it can't keep patching a claim the reclaimer may have already reset, and skip to step 4 (after work, add a new rework-resolved: comment).
2. WIP gate. Run ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/orchestration/wip-check.sh. If it prints EXCEED (exit 1), stop this turn (do nothing; the next /loop tick re-checks).
3. Claim. Run ISSUE=$(${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/orchestration/claim.sh). Exit 1 → queue empty, stop. Exit 2 → lost race, stop (next tick retries). Exit 0 → ISSUE holds the number; git worktree add "$(jq -r .worktreeBaseDir .claude/orchestration.json)/wt-issue-$ISSUE" -b "issue-$ISSUE".
4. Heartbeat. Before any step that may exceed the heartbeat interval (large test/build), start a background heartbeat and stop it after:

   HB_MIN=$(jq -r .reclaim.heartbeatMinutes "$REPO_ROOT/.claude/orchestration.json")
   # The heartbeat runs in the background and may fire while cwd is the worktree
   # (no .claude/ there), so it MUST carry ORCH_CONFIG pointing at the main config.
   ( while sleep "$((HB_MIN*60))"; do ORCH_CONFIG="$REPO_ROOT/.claude/orchestration.json" ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/orchestration/heartbeat.sh "$ISSUE"; done ) &
   echo $! > "${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/hb-$ISSUE.pid"
   # ... run the long command ...
   kill "$(cat "${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/hb-$ISSUE.pid")" 2>/dev/null || true
   

   For short steps, just call ORCH_CONFIG="$REPO_ROOT/.claude/orchestration.json" ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/orchestration/heartbeat.sh "$ISSUE" between them.
5. Implement inside wt-issue-$ISSUE: read the issue, make the change. Get test/build commands via ORCH_CONFIG="$REPO_ROOT/.claude/orchestration.json" ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/orchestration/detect-test-cmd.sh test and ... build — the ORCH_CONFIG prefix is required here because cwd is the worktree, which has no .claude/ dir (same reason as step 8). Run them and surface results.
6. Commit with Conventional Commits (see CLAUDE.md): type(scope): subject, body explains what & why, footer Closes #$ISSUE.
7. PR. gh pr create --head "issue-$ISSUE" --base main --title "..." --body "...\n\nCloses #$ISSUE". Add a comment to the issue linking the PR. (On resume, push to the existing PR instead.)
8. Project sync. source "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/orchestration/lib.sh" && ORCH_CONFIG="$REPO_ROOT/.claude/orchestration.json" load_config && project_sync "$ISSUE" "In Review".
9. Transition. gh issue edit "$ISSUE" --add-label status:in-review --remove-label status:in-progress. Stop any background heartbeat. If this was a resume, add gh issue comment "$ISSUE" --body "rework-resolved:".

Never merge or approve a PR yourself — that is a human action (see SETUP §branch protection).