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Tier 1 executed: Stitch demoted to agent-automation fallback, Claude D…

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Tier 1 executed: Stitch demoted to agent-automation fallback, Claude D…

Decision

Tier 1 executed: Stitch demoted to agent-automation fallback, Claude Design promoted to primary via /root/aj-workspace/sops/claude-design.md SOP. Four files cascade-updated atomically (SOP created, SOPs README indexed, frontend-intelligence SKILL routing split into human/agent rows, build-pipeline.md Phase 1 rewritten with same split), Stitch SKILL frontmatter + demotion notice make fallback status self-evident. Zero ambiguity (explicit human-driven vs agent-automated criteria), zero redundancy (no content duplicated, cross-references only), zero compromise (Stitch literally labeled FALLBACK in frontmatter), zero conflict (no competing primary claims — audited via grep).

Rationale

AJ explicitly requested Tier 1 with zero-X properties. Reasoning chain documented 3 thoughts (evidence/analysis/conclusion). Anchoring bias flagged (decision based on 5-day-old launch before first operator run) — acknowledged + mitigated via SOP’s “drafted forward-looking; refine after AJ’s first end-to-end run” hedge in the Last-hardened line and kept-Stitch-wired fallback protects against Claude Design regressions. SOP anti-pattern “written before first run” intentionally violated here because the Tier 1 gate is documentation-layer work, not operational-state work — first real run will harden the SOP, not invalidate it. System now routes every human-driven frontend task to Claude Design by default; Stitch remains available for autonomous agent pipelines until Anthropic ships Claude Design API (Tier 2 trigger).

Alternatives Rejected

Outcome

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