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## Created

Created by LocalTicketBackend create.

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## Comment

## Status context boundary

When local role session / Ticket claim overlay support is added, it can become one source of read-only Companion status context. The Companion should treat it as local runtime status, distinct from authoritative git-tracked Ticket project records.

Default Companion policy should still prohibit direct mutation of Ticket records and direct role Pod spawning/claiming unless a later explicit design grants that authority.

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## Decision

## Companion Bash policy decision

Default Companion policy should not include Bash.

Rationale:
- Companion and Orchestrator both operate around the workspace root, but only Orchestrator should hold workspace operation authority.
- Companion is a human-facing status/understanding assistant, not an actor that creates orchestration side effects.
- Bash is too broad to treat as safely read-only by prompt alone. Even seemingly read-only commands can touch git locks/index state, build caches, `target/`, package caches, or long-running CPU/IO resources.
- Adding reliable read-only constraints to Bash would become a sandbox/policy redesign, not a small Companion-policy detail.

Policy:
- Default Companion: no Bash, no direct file writes, no Ticket mutation, no SpawnPod/worktree/merge authority.
- Prefer typed read/status tools and derived panel/registry/Ticket/Pod context for situational awareness.
- If future dogfooding shows Companion needs shell diagnostics, create a separate explicit design/ticket for an opt-in diagnostic Bash/read-only shell capability rather than adding Bash to the default Companion profile.

Operational trigger for revisiting:
- Users repeatedly want Companion to perform clear shell-based diagnostics; or
- Prompt-level "read-only" instructions prove insufficient and Companion attempts or performs unsafe Bash actions.

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