Atlas and Sisyphus prompts instructed agents to use background_cancel(all=true)
before final answers. This destroys uncollected background task results and
contradicts existing NEVER directives in the Sisyphus prompt, causing agents
to lose explore/librarian outputs mid-session.
Replace with individual task cancellation pattern that preserves completed
task results while still cleaning up running disposable tasks.
- VERIFICATION_REMINDER: add Step 2 manual code review (non-negotiable)
- Require Read of EVERY changed file line by line
- Cross-check subagent claims vs actual code
- Verify logic correctness, completeness, edge cases, patterns
- Add Step 5: direct boulder state check via Read plan file
- Count remaining tasks directly, no cached state
- BOULDER_CONTINUATION_PROMPT: add first rule to read plan file immediately
- verification-reminders.ts: restructure steps 5-8 for boulder/todo checks
- Atlas default.ts (Claude): enhance 3.4 QA with A/B/C/D sections
- A: Automated verification
- B: Manual code review (non-negotiable)
- C: Hands-on QA (if applicable)
- D: Check boulder state directly
- Atlas gpt.ts (GPT-5.2): apply same QA enhancements with GPT-optimized structure
- verification_rules: update both Claude and GPT versions with manual review requirements
Addresses issue where Atlas would skip manual code inspection after delegation,
leading to rubber-stamping of broken or incomplete work.
Revert .default([]) on load_skills schema back to required, restore the runtime error for missing load_skills, and add explicit load_skills=[] to all task() examples in agent prompts that were missing it.
Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode)
Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <clio-agent@sisyphuslabs.ai>
Split monolithic atlas.ts into modular structure: index.ts (routing), default.ts (Claude-optimized), gpt.ts (GPT-optimized), utils.ts (shared utilities). Atlas now routes to appropriate prompt based on model type instead of overriding model settings.
Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode)
Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <clio-agent@sisyphuslabs.ai>
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