coding

Safe delegation routes code generation and editing tasks to a configured coding delegate, enforcing policy-driven control to prevent untracked changes. If a delegate like @crush is configured, all coding operations are automatically routed to that agent.

Boilerplate generation works without a delegate by falling back to Bash-based coding with heredocs. This provides controlled file creation and modification directly, ensuring safe source code creation when no external coding agent is configured.

Safe refactoring and debugging across local sandboxes is managed by enforcing delegation to a coding agent when present, or using Bash fallbacks with safeguards. This prevents unsafe or untracked edits during collaborative workflows.

Bash-based code generation handles file creation and modification using heredocs for controlled output. This fallback mechanism activates when no coding delegate is configured, applying safeguards to prevent unsafe operations.

Delegation is required to enforce policy-driven control and prevent unsafe or untracked edits. When a coding delegate is configured, all coding tasks must be performed by that agent to maintain reliable source code modification standards.

Bash fallback for code modification is limited to direct file creation via heredocs when no delegate is configured. It includes safeguards against unsafe operations, but lacks the advanced context-aware guidance of a dedicated coding delegate.