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-`asr-provider.ts` - Handles ASR functionality
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## Reclaude Delegation
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Use the `reclaude-code` skill as an available senior engineering partner for substantial
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implementation, debugging, refactoring, test-fixing, repository investigation, and code review.
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For non-trivial coding or review work, explicitly consider whether delegating a focused slice to
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`reclaude` would improve quality or speed.
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When delegating, the current agent remains responsible for product and technical direction:
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1. Define the objective, scope, files/directories, constraints, and verification commands clearly.
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2. Prefer non-interactive `reclaude -p` usage, following the skill's current command guidance.
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3. For implementation work, avoid overlapping edits with `reclaude`; split the task by files,
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modules, or phases so two agents are not modifying the same file at the same time.
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4. Parallelize only when the work can be cleanly separated, such as one agent investigating or
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reviewing while the other implements in a different area.
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5. For analysis-only or code-review requests, keep the delegated task read-only unless the user has
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asked for direct fixes.
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6. After `reclaude` returns, inspect the changed files and diffs yourself, run relevant checks, and
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reconcile any issues before reporting completion.
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