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human-in-the-loop

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Law 37 playbook: gate tiers (Trivial / Standard / Significant), the intent → spec → plan artifacts and owner approvals, the PR Intake block and Decision log, risk-tiered review (/code-review, a fresh reviewer with engineering:code-review on Significant work, ultra offered for auth, data, migrations and the hook), the review cap and queue, and delegable vs judgment-heavy triage. Auto-load before any Medium-or-High change, before drafting any non-chore PR, and on \"review queue\", \"approve intent\", \"approve spec\", \"approve plan\", \"review cap\" or \"skip gates\".

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