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Which orchestration verbs the voice orchestrator owns #4

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@Pierre-Mike

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What can you ask the voice orchestrator to do, and what is simply not in its vocabulary?

The Orca CLI offers far more than a voice channel should carry. Sort the surface into owned and not-owned:

  • Read: worktree ps, worktree list, terminal list/show/read, orchestration task-list / inbox / gate-list, automations runs.
  • Write, low blast radius: orchestration send, task-create, task-update, gate-resolve, terminal rename.
  • Write, high blast radius: worktree create, worktree rm, terminal send into a live agent, dispatch, worker-start, worker-stop, terminal stop, orchestration reset.

Decide the owned set and the reasoning behind the line.

This is the input to two later decisions: a status reporter needs far less brain than a dispatcher, and the confirmation ticket only has work to do if high-blast-radius verbs are owned at all.

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