whatsnew: 2026-05-11 plan-writing offload + first-run debrief

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 ## 2026-05-11 — implement cycle no longer eats your context

 The implement cycle no longer eats your context. From the next time we run it, the whole per-task review loop runs inside a dedicated subagent and sends back a short end-report — typing the chatter into someone else's window, so to speak. Each iter gets its own branch; merging or discarding is your call, and rollbacks become trivial. The 14k-line journal monolith is split into per-iter files with a small index for navigation; the old file is archived. Audit ran clean — no benchmark regressions; a small follow-up sweep fixed four spots where I'd missed stale references to the old layout.
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+## 2026-05-11 — plan-writing offload + first-run debrief
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+Plan-writing also offloads its read-heavy phase now — the part where I walk the codebase looking for the right files for a plan. Should feel lighter on the chat side from the next plan onwards. First real test of yesterday's per-task isolation refactor exposed a tool-wiring bug along the way: the Boss-context offload part works (you still see only an end-report at the end), but the per-task fresh-subagent isolation didn't actually fire — all tasks ended up running in one bigger context inside the orchestrator. Diagnosis is queued at the top of the next-up list. A small iter-branch setup wording bug got fixed in the same session. Audit clean, no benchmark regressions.