Responds to maintainer review of this branch: the dispatch-hint lines
were hardcoded Codex strings inside shared skill tooling that every
harness runs.
The per-role hint lines now live in a platform-owned data file,
skills/using-superpowers/references/codex-dispatch.hints, and the
task-brief/review-package scripts only relay the current role's line.
The relay is suppressed when CLAUDECODE is set (Claude Code's dispatch
templates already carry model selection) and on any harness with no
hints file; unknown harnesses fail toward printing, because a silent
no-op in the environment that needs the hint is the failure mode this
mechanism exists to prevent. Printing at the moment of dispatch is
load-bearing: skill text loaded at session start does not survive
context compaction, but script output reprints every round.
codex-tools.md's SDD dispatch section shrinks to the behavioral rules
(fork_turns: "none" always; copy the printed hint verbatim; reviewer
tier never exceeds implementer tier; no effort bumps; the <=0.144
inheritance fallback) and points at the hints file for values.
Tests cover the relay path, the per-role efforts, and the new
CLAUDECODE suppression case.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
