hq's words test reads .claude/, so agent and skill definitions use the glossary's words #501

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@@ -553,14 +553,6 @@ Every agent the mesh runs draws on one weekly allowance shared by every session,
spends it many times faster. Up to five agents on the smaller model at once, at most two subagents on the
larger one (the lead not counted).
**A role started more than once has a definition.** When a role in the table above, or any other agent a
playbook starts (a reviewer, a watcher, a survey), is started a second time, it is taken from a definition in
the `.claude/agents/` of the repository whose work it serves, named in that repository's AGENTS.md and in the
playbook step that starts it; the lead writes the definition the second time it writes such a prompt, in the
same turn. Only what every session on a node or across the mesh needs is registered through the claude-code
module (the operator, 2026-11-02). hq's words test reads `.claude/`, so a definition uses the glossary's words. Whether a definition exists is the
reviewer's to check: a prompt for a role written by hand a second time, where none was made, is a finding of the review.
## Following and reporting
Most lost time is waiting nobody saw. The lead therefore keeps a **wait list**: everything the feature waits