Procedures for working across agent runtimes: check remaining allowance, hand off bounded jobs through files, research with cited peer reports, compare subscription and token costs, and verify an adversarial second opinion.
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cross-runtime-delegationHand a bounded implementation or audit job to a different agent CLI using a brief file and a result file, explicit permissions, a single launch and enforced limits. Use when asked to offload work to Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Grok CLI or Antigravity CLI, or prepare its runnable handoff. For
cross-runtime-second-opinionObtain or prepare an independent, adversarial second opinion from another agent runtime before trusting a result or approving a release. Use for peer review, requests for another CLI to challenge an existing result, or deciding whether model agreement is sufficient evidence, including reviews whose
research-via-peer-runtimeRoute live research through another agent runtime when the current one cannot search. Use when search is unavailable or exhausted, or a peer offers a research summary. Send a bounded file brief, demand a full report with claim-level citations, read the report and audit supporting pages; mark unsuppo
runtime-cost-routingCompare subscription allowance and token billing for the same workload before routing it to an agent runtime. Use when choosing between an included CLI allowance and a paid API route, estimating a peer job's cost, or evaluating a runtime subscription. Use real input, cache, output and tool counts, p
runtime-quota-checkCheck remaining allowance and reset times before choosing an installed agent runtime for a job. Use when a runtime is near its quota, several CLIs are available, or asked where a job can run without exhausting a subscription. Normalize every applicable window, reject stale or unknown readings, reser
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