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I gave a sub-agent a task. It committed code to my main branch. It skipped the PR. I spent 30 minutes fixing the mess.
I thought the agent knew my rules. I have 120 feedback files. I assumed the agent inherited these files.
I was wrong. Sub-agents work in a sandbox. They only know the brief you write. They do not see your personal memory index.
If a rule is not in the brief, it does not exist for the agent.
You must inline critical rules.
- Git agents: Inline the branch check.
- DB agents: Inline the pre-flight count.
- Audit agents: Inline the DB audit.
Memory does not happen by inheritance. It happens by explicit briefing. Put the discipline in the brief before you click delegate.