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* Simplify AI Team Orchestration workflow

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Anti-Patterns

Avoid Prefer Why
One agent owns planning, implementation, testing, and approval Keep Producer, Dev, and optional QA responsibilities distinct Independent perspectives reduce blind spots without requiring ceremony for every change.
Hardcoded tool or model allowlists Inherit the developer's enabled tools and selected model Extensions and MCP tools remain available without plugin updates.
A mandatory process for every change Scale planning, review, and QA to risk Small changes stay fast; high-impact changes receive more scrutiny.
Universal Git command recipes Follow repository contribution and branch policy Projects use different remotes, protections, and merge strategies.
Rewriting shared history or discarding unknown work Preserve work and coordinate destructive actions Parallel sessions and contributors may depend on existing state.
Large plans that duplicate project documentation Record only outcomes, constraints, decisions, and next actions Concise context is easier to maintain and recover.
Bugs and decisions kept only in chat Use the repository's issue tracker and durable context Future sessions can discover them.
QA fixes application source QA reports behavior; Dev implements fixes Separation preserves independent verification.
Treating every automated suggestion as a requirement Assess relevance, confidence, scope, and practical risk Review should improve the product, not expand scope without limit.