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A teammate's agent rewrites a file and yours never hears about it — the only trace is a `.bdrive-conflict-*` nobody opens. Now the turn-start hook names the paths that arrived since the last turn: "re-read before editing". The record lives in a spool (`internal/store/inbound.go`), not in Cycle's Result, because the daemon usually materializes a peer's change seconds before the turn starts — so the hook's own cycle sees nothing. materialize appends every path it writes or removes, `bdrive sync --hook` drains it after its cycle and renders it under each mount's own prefix (stripping the session subpath when the run is inside a mount, dropping paths outside it). Advisory only: nothing blocks, nothing prompts, no per-Write remote call. The spool is capped, 0600, in the volume dir, and best-effort everywhere — a spool failure never fails a cycle or a turn. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>