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Nick's critique structuralized (2026-09-07): - 'is research being done or already done?' → sweep detects existing 4-phase rounds (INWARD/OUTWARD/INNOVATION/SYNTHESIS comments) and SKIPS those issues; never re-researches completed work - research must CALL the LLM → research-stage-headless.yml dispatches headless mimo on research-pending label events (spec-gate runner pattern, verified) - filed as a research FILE per issue → research/issue-<n>-research.md merged to master via auto-PR; comment carries the markers research-clear keys on - 4 phases → SYNTHESIS ends in ordered build instructions = implementer's prompt - TUI callback seam → prompt externalized to governed prompts/research-round.md (placeholders substituted at runtime; L3/TUI owns it via reviewed diffs later) - failsafe: sweep dry-run by default; --apply explicit; red-first tests (10) Also: spec-gate-headless.yml copied to master stream with ROBOT_TOKEN wired (same reserved-secret bug the robot had — GITEA_TOKEN is the read-only auto token).