This commit refactors the CCS delegation mechanism to introduce auto-activation
for eligible tasks and clarifies the delegation workflow.
Key changes include:
- Removal of the dedicated `ccs-delegator` agent, as its functionality is
now integrated and managed by the `ccs-delegation` skill.
- `allowed-tools` declarations have been removed from `ccs:glm`, `ccs:kimi`,
and their `continue` commands, streamlining tool management under the skill.
- Introduction of `CLAUDE.md.template` for `ccs-delegation` to standardize
auto-delegation configuration.
- Significant updates to the `ccs-delegation` skill (`SKILL.md`),
including:
- Auto-activation based on task patterns (e.g., "fix typos", "add tests").
- Defined user invocation patterns for explicit delegation (e.g., "use ccs glm").
- Agent response protocol for validating, enhancing, and executing delegated tasks.
- Clearer decision framework and examples for delegation eligibility.
- Deletion of `references/README.md` and `references/delegation-guidelines.md`
as their content is now integrated or no longer relevant.
- Renaming `references/headless-workflow.md` to `docs/headless-workflow.md`
to better reflect its documentation nature.
- Modification of `references/troubleshooting.md` to align with the new structure.
These changes aim to make the delegation process more autonomous, user-friendly,
and robust by centralizing control within the `ccs-delegation` skill and
improving documentation organization.
kaitranntt