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@@ -80,6 +80,46 @@ than a scope deviation:
   lands and INDEX is updated, the agent's reading list naturally
   picks up the pr.1 entry.
 
+### Boss-side addendum
+
+Two follow-ups surfaced during this dispatch that are not pr.1's
+own scope but were exposed by being the first real run of the
+or.1-orchestrator-agent. Both go to the post-pr.1 fix queue:
+
+- **or.1 Iron-Law wording is wrong.** The orchestrator-agent's
+  Phase 0 Iron Law says `git switch -c iter/<iter_id> origin/main`,
+  which presupposes that the plan-commit is on `origin/main`. The
+  Boss does not push between plan-commit and dispatch, so the
+  branch is created without the plan file. The agent worked around
+  this by mid-flight ff-merging local `main` into `iter/pr.1`,
+  which got the right end-state but rationalised itself through a
+  "branch already exists" clause that was actually meant for repair
+  re-dispatch. Correct fix: `git switch -c iter/<iter_id> main`
+  (drop `origin/`). Iron Law's purpose is iter-isolation from main,
+  not push-state coupling. Touches
+  `skills/implement/agents/ailang-implement-orchestrator.md` Phase
+  0 and the corresponding mention in `skills/implement/SKILL.md`
+  if any. One-commit mini-fix iter (no plan template needed,
+  trivial-mechanical carve-out).
+- **`Agent` tool not reaching the orchestrator-agent.** Frontmatter
+  declares `tools: Read, Edit, Write, Bash, Glob, Grep, Agent`, but
+  the dispatched orchestrator-agent reports `Agent` was not in its
+  actual tool set, forcing the degraded-mode execution described
+  in Summary. Root-cause investigation needed: either a Claude
+  Code restriction on nested-subagent dispatch, or a frontmatter
+  parsing detail, or a deferred-tool issue at the harness layer.
+  This blocks the entire or.1 design goal (Boss-context offload
+  via fresh-subagent-per-task isolation), so it dominates the
+  post-pr.1 queue. Not fixable by a doc edit; needs diagnosis
+  before a fix can be scoped.
+- **Plan-template RED-check regex.** Task 4 Step 1 used
+  `\*\*\*` (three literal stars) where the file content has two
+  (`**…**` markdown bold). Three plan iterations have now hit
+  plan-template defects (or.1 Tasks 1/4/6/7, pr.1 Task 4) —
+  cumulative signal that the plan-template needs a small revision
+  pass before the next planner run, or the planner skill needs
+  a self-test step.
+
 ## Blocked detail
 
 N/A — DONE.