Observation
During the OpenRouter / DeepSeek V4 work session on 2026-04-29, the working tree gained a set of files that look like an automated 'Symphony' workflow setup, none authored by the wave-1/wave-2 worker agents:
- `WORKFLOW.md` (top-level, 38 lines, defines a GitHub-tracker workflow with `tracker.kind: github`, `candidate_labels: [symphony]`, etc.)
- `docs/plans/2026-04-29-symphony-github-setup-plan.md`
- `docs/runbooks/symphony.md`
- `skills/commit/`, `skills/land/`, `skills/pull/`, `skills/push/` (4 new skill directories)
- Modifications to several log files (`docs/logs/{engineering,system,observational,long-term-thinking}-log.md`) and indices (`docs/plans/INDEX.md`, `docs/plans/active-plan.md`, `docs/runbooks/INDEX.md`) referencing the Symphony setup
These files were stashed (`git stash` entry: "symphony-setup-unrelated") to keep them out of the wave-1 commits.
Questions
- Who/what generated these files? A hook? A separate session? An external automation?
- Is the Symphony workflow intended for this repo? If so, the setup needs to be reviewed and committed deliberately.
- If not, the stash should be dropped.
Action
Triage the stash, decide keep-or-drop, and either commit the setup with a clear PR or document why it's discarded.
Observation
During the OpenRouter / DeepSeek V4 work session on 2026-04-29, the working tree gained a set of files that look like an automated 'Symphony' workflow setup, none authored by the wave-1/wave-2 worker agents:
These files were stashed (`git stash` entry: "symphony-setup-unrelated") to keep them out of the wave-1 commits.
Questions
Action
Triage the stash, decide keep-or-drop, and either commit the setup with a clear PR or document why it's discarded.