What problem does it solve? Multi-stage build-order runs stall when each stage stops to re-derive shared rulings or rediscovers environment pitfalls, wasting turns and repeating costly mistakes. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Standing Rulings: Cites adjudication, refusal, milestone, and coordination decisions by identifier so a ruling tuned later moves in one place. - Environment Traps: Documents known failures with gh CLI, worktree isolation, cargo builds, and gating commands so no stage loses an hour relearning them. - Cost Discipline: Lists rules for blocking waits, fixed report blocks, and minimal tool output to control token and turn costs across a run. - Use Case: Before dispatching an hw-queue, hw-adjudicate, hw-build, hw-verify, or hw-integrate stage, load this policy so the stage follows the same adjudication and cost rules as every other stage. ## Quick Start Load the hw-run-policy skill before dispatching any stage of a Headwater build-order run.