Aegis v2.7.5

Highlights

Anti-entropy governance now auto-triggers when a task touches entropy surfaces, subagent/inline routing is unified behind a coordination-benefit gate, and benchmark retry headroom no longer degrades richer profiles.

What's New

Anti-Entropy Governance: Auto-Trigger, Gated Execution

• anti-entropy-governance now loads automatically when the task touches owner collapse, fallback removal, or schema/persistence/source-of-truth boundaries; it identifies opportunities and classifies delete-first / compat-exception / confirmation-first. Destructive execution still requires explicit scoped user confirmation (generic agreement is rejected, backup/rollback hints required).
• Stays out of the global hot path budget; workflow-quality assertions updated.

Unified Subagent/Inline and Worktree Discipline

• Three execution skill descriptions now carry the "coordination benefit beats inline cost; otherwise inline" gate (subagent-driven-development, dispatching-parallel-agents, executing-plans), matching writing-plans internal conditions.
• subagent-driven-development long-task loading narrowed from "multi-task forces long-task" to "cross-session / handoff / resumable-state only"; long-task-continuation clarifies multi-step/todo/subagent alone do not justify durable records (inline checkpoint by default).
• Playbook capability table and global user rules template (EN/ZH) synced: worktree exceptions are concurrent checkout, blocking unrelated dirty state, or explicit user/repository authority.

Contributor Fix: Benchmark Retry Headroom Is a Floor

• run_agentic_benchmark.py retry headroom now takes the max instead of unconditionally overwriting, so extended-held-out (132/18000) is no longer degraded to 64/7200; docs and a regression test updated (#15, thanks Ryan Chou).