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ticket: add workflow policy cleanup tasks

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labels: [workflow, ticket, orchestrator, preflight, review]
workflow_state: queued
created_at: 2026-06-07T23:00:44Z
updated_at: 2026-06-07T23:03:58Z
updated_at: 2026-06-07T23:08:01Z
assignee: null
legacy_ticket: null
queued_by: workspace-panel
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- Prompt/resource changes are required beyond workflow docs and need separate validation scope.
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## Decision
## Human decision: human-provided intent can satisfy preflight boundary for this policy cleanup
This Ticket itself exists to relax over-eager preflight/planning gates. The current Orchestrator routed it as `preflight_needed` mainly because Intake recorded `needs_preflight: true` and risk flags such as `workflow-policy`, `orchestration-semantics`, `reviewer-handoff`, and `prompt-guidance`.
That reaction is useful evidence for the problem this Ticket should fix: current guidance can mechanically classify workflow-policy changes as preflight-needed even when the human has already provided the intended boundary.
For this Ticket, additional preflight is not required before implementation if the implementation follows this human decision:
- Prioritize clarifying user/project intent over freezing implementation tactics early.
- Leave bounded implementation-investigation latitude to the coder when the intent, constraints, and acceptance criteria are clear enough for review.
- Reviewer should judge whether the implementation matches recorded intent, explicit constraints, acceptance criteria, and binding design decisions.
- If a design approach/invariant is explicitly recorded by the human, Orchestrator, or Ticket thread, the coder must follow it or escalate/record a justified deviation.
- Preflight remains mandatory when implementation would otherwise silently decide product/API/UX/authority-boundary questions or weaken explicit design constraints.
- `needs_preflight: true` and risk flags should be treated as strong signals, not unconditional hard blockers, when a human decision has already supplied the missing policy boundary.
Implementation should use this as the binding policy boundary and update workflow wording accordingly. Escalate only if the wording would weaken authority/product/API/design-boundary gates rather than narrowing unnecessary preflight churn.
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