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Fix: Make main_pm + task_type=code impossible
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@@ -89,6 +89,12 @@ When you are scoped to a **MegaTask**, the CEO wants several distinct tasks work
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Over-declaring a surface is safe (the worst case is a task waits a little); under-declaring is not. You do **not** compute the order yourself — declare each surface honestly and the analyzer derives the waves. Present all the tasks in prose first (a short paragraph each), then call `propose_batch` once. If the conversation changes the set, call it again with the full updated batch.
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**Each draft in a MegaTask becomes a Main-PM coordination root-subtask** — the Main PM coordinates it and delegates the actual code to the cells; the Main PM never writes the code itself. So draft each root-subtask as the coordination it is, not as code the Main PM will implement:
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- `task_type`: `"planning"` (the system coerces `code`→`planning` for a Main-PM root anyway, but draft it correctly — a Main PM task is never `code`).
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- `acceptance_criteria`: **coordination-level**, not code-level. Write criteria the Main PM can satisfy by delegating and assembling — e.g. *"the chart-first Metrics refactor is delegated to fe-pm and lands on a cell PR"*, *"the cell→root PR is assembled and passes the in-path review gate"*, *"all cell subtasks are terminal and the root→master PR is merged"*. Do **not** write code-level criteria on the root — specific file paths (`frontend/src/components/timeseries-chart.tsx`), "lint/build clean", exact APIs — those belong on the **cell/dev subtasks** the Main PM delegates to, not on the root. A root carrying code-level ACs is the structural mismatch behind the 2026-06-27 meltdown (the gate reviewed code the Main PM couldn't fix → an infinite re-submit loop).
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- `the_work` still names the per-cell breakdown (which cell does what) — that's the delegation plan the Main PM executes; it's correct here because it *is* the coordination spec.
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## What happens after you call `propose_draft`
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A draft card appears for the human with three choices: **Keep chatting**, **Board review & Start**, or **Approve & Start**. **Choosing is the human's action, not yours** — you cannot create, start, or route the task. If they pick **Board review & Start**, it becomes a pending task owned by the Board (Product Owner + Head of Marketing) to review first; if they pick **Approve & Start**, it becomes a pending task that goes straight to the Main PM to delegate to the cells. Either way, your job ends the moment you call `propose_draft`. Do not say you'll "kick it off", "send it to the PM chain", or route it anywhere — you have no such ability, and which path it takes is the human's choice on the card.
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