v11.0.0

Remediates the Glings sprint 003 (subsystem-layout-migration) retrospective. Each reviewer now gets its own scoped file list and, in impl-review, its own .diff patch instead of a shared list and rendered diff text; concurrent dispatches are capped and large audits read in batches; scope collection drops the decision-prompt UI for free-form input and no longer clears context at phase boundaries; and a sprint may skip one enabled optional document for itself alone.

Migration

• No migration script. New manifest fields (--base/--head, pureRename rows, per-reviewer file lists) are optional to validate-ledger; a manifest emitted before the upgrade still validates, and state.json's schema is unchanged. An in-flight review iteration started before the upgrade: finish it as emitted, or discard and re-emit it fresh under the new per-reviewer contract — both are safe.

Added

• Per-reviewer scope. emit-manifest builds each reviewer's file list from one selector keyed by phase and reviewer (review-policy.md "Reviewer responsibility"). In impl-review, Testing narrows to the isTest files plus --test-plan <path...> (test-plan.md and its segments); Correctness, Efficiency and Documentation keep the full scope list.
• .diff patch files. emit-manifest --base <sha> --head <sha> (impl-review only) writes one patch per manifest or part (<reviewer>[.part-N].diff) beside it, and grants the compact pureRename row (NA_PREDICATES.pureRename) to every rename with identical content and mode — only a machine-proven rename qualifies, never a namespace/import-only edit. The reviewer payload carries the manifest and .diff paths, never rendered diff text, and no reviewer is ever told to run git.
• Dispatch ceiling. DISPATCH_CEILING (20) caps concurrent dispatches in one phase step; anything above it runs in sequential sub-waves (review parts, impl task waves), each judged separately for correlated interruption. surfaceCheck also returns the implied review-dispatch upper bound. A change-surface cap-override request states the dispatches count it implies.
• Batched audit reads. AUDIT_BATCH_THRESHOLD_FILES (200): when the touched areas exceed it, the architect payload carries a batched-read plan (grep first, then targeted section reads) instead of a flat file dump; asd-architect's maxTurns rises to 150 to match (the batched-read plan, not the turn cap, is the real control).
• Per-sprint document skip (sprint-lifecycle.md "Optional documents"): the user may flip an enabled prd, ux_spec, adr or c4 to false for the active sprint only, at the scope gate or the audit exit, before any draft of that document exists — a hard gate, narrow-only, logged as " skipped this sprint by user" distinct from config-disabled. audit itself is excluded.
• Free-form scope. Raw scope arrives as a plain chat message, not a decision prompt; before the scope gate the orchestrator asks about cleanup and quality criteria (legacy removal, warning budget, doc consolidation) unless the raw scope already covers them.
• BA/UX doc rename/delete now routes through the orchestrator at design-promote: the user approves, then the orchestrator runs git mv/git rm inline and re-dispatches the creator fresh to update content and inbound links.
• Design-review draft correctness. Correctness gains a design-review rubric entry: AC completeness against sprint.md, contract soundness, ADR decision soundness — covering every changed draft, not only UI drafts. From iteration 2 every design-review reviewer gets only the drafts changed since the previous iteration: runtime.js draft-snapshot persists each iteration's draft hashes in reviews/design/iter-NN/snapshot.json and lists what changed.

Changed

• Context hygiene (core.md): no instruction ever tells the orchestrator to clear context. A phase boundary continues the chain itself; context compaction is automatic and host-driven. The gate answer is written to disk before any further work, so a mid-gate compaction stays recoverable.
• Stub-resolution verification moves from the Testing reviewer's rubric to Documentation's, alongside persistent-doc actuality.