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fix(prompts): consolidate controller guidance without duplicate injection - #47
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Related deduplication PR #44
Why the change
Replace competing controller instructions with the approved seven-section prompt while preserving repository memory, verification, delegation, and bounded recovery guidance.
Special things to note
vvoc syncand an OpenCode restart; the full controller template remains self-contained when injection is disabled, and other primary agents receive shared guidance without controller-only dispatch/recovery instructions.bun run checkpassed (2297 tests, 7 live-host skips),bun run pack:checkand GRACE lint passed; full live-host verification is blocked by the missing pinned OpenCode 2.2.5 binary, and model behavior was not evaluated.Change outline
One wording source serves installation and runtime injection:
Memory remains explicit reading of the existing lessons/runbooks indexes; skill discovery belongs to OpenCode, and SDD file conventions remain in the existing skills.