scaffold-dashboard-system-wiring

To enforce working scope on dashboard tasks, codify an agent-resolution table and mandate a 'Working scope' line in delegation prompts. This constrains the orchestrator to the dashboard/ subtree and requires explicit owner declaration for any cross-scope work.

A review mandate is a defined rule enforcing agent roles, scope lines, and tag overrides during task reviews. It ensures safe, auditable changes by preventing cross-contamination between tracks when an orchestrator runs against a constrained subtree.

Prevent cross-contamination by implementing defined track scope, scoped task tracking, and review-tag override guidance. Explicit owner declarations are required for any work crossing into non-dashboard areas.

The scaffold-dashboard orchestrator runs inside a Docker container against the dashboard/ subtree. This isolated execution environment is required to safely apply agent roles and enforce the working scope declarations.

The best way to declare cross-scope work is through an explicit owner declaration. When a task touches non-dashboard files, the orchestrator requires this declaration to maintain auditable changes outside the dashboard/ subtree.

An explicit owner declaration is required to ensure safe orchestration when tasks extend beyond the dashboard/ subtree. It enforces accountability and prevents unauthorized agents from modifying non-dashboard code.