refactor: broker SubWorker Workdir tools through parent
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review = {
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instructions = "Use the current Ticket Merge Request as review authority. Call `ShowMergeRequest` and confirm its source selector resolves to exact committed implementation HEAD, then spawn one actual direct-child SubWorker with profile builtin:reviewer, write scope for Workdir inspection and command validation, and only the Ticket id in the structured review handoff. The trusted spawn layer records `ReviewRequested` with the exact source ref and injects review capability; do not place commit/ref identity, capability material, or a prewritten verdict in model input. The child must commit `ReviewMergeRequest`; prose output and Worker observation are not approval authority. After the structured result for the exact current source ref exists, request a Flow transition.";
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instructions = "Use the current Ticket Merge Request as review authority. Call `ShowMergeRequest` and confirm its source selector resolves to exact committed implementation HEAD, then spawn one actual direct-child SubWorker with profile builtin:reviewer, write scope plus an explicit command grant for Workdir inspection and command validation, and only the Ticket id in the structured review handoff. The trusted spawn layer records `ReviewRequested` with the exact source ref and injects review capability; do not place commit/ref identity, capability material, or a prewritten verdict in model input. The child must commit `ReviewMergeRequest`; prose output and Worker observation are not approval authority. After the structured result for the exact current source ref exists, request a Flow transition.";
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transitions = {
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approved = {
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target = "complete";
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Spawn a parent-owned Internal SubWorker session to split context for a delegated task. The parent Worker's write scope is reduced by the scope passed here; the Internal SubWorker starts running `task` immediately without creating a Runtime Worker record, OS process, PID, or Unix socket. It remains available for follow-up turns until explicitly stopped or its parent exits.
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Optional `cwd`: when provided, the spawned SubWorker's tool default working directory only. It must be an absolute existing directory covered by the child's delegated readable scope, and it does not change workspace/Profile/memory/Ticket roots or grant authority. `name` must be unique among this Worker's direct children.
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Optional `cwd`: when provided, the spawned SubWorker's tool default working directory only. It must be a Workdir-relative existing directory covered by the child's readable scope, and it does not change workspace/Profile/memory/Ticket roots or grant authority. `name` must be unique among this Worker's direct children.
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Profile selection: `profile` may be omitted or set to `default` to use the effective child default profile, set to `inherit` to derive reusable child configuration from this Worker, or set to one of the registry selectors below. Raw/path profile selectors are not accepted by SubWorkerSpawn. `scope` is always the only delegated filesystem capability; profile scope is replaced by the explicit SubWorkerSpawn scope.
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Profile selection: `profile` may be omitted or set to `default` to use the effective child default profile, set to `inherit` to derive reusable child configuration from this Worker, or set to one of the registry selectors below. Raw/path profile selectors are not accepted by SubWorkerSpawn. `scope` is the child's only filesystem capability and replaces profile scope. `command` is a separate explicit grant, defaults to false, and is accepted only with a writable scope; writable scope alone does not grant command execution.
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Default profile: {{ default_profile }}
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Special selector: inherit — derive reusable model/worker/tool policy from the spawner while replacing worker.name and scope.
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