Roll — Orchestrator — Capstan — 2026-08-28
Ops only — not identity evidence.
house/THE_RETIREMENT.md · FIND-572
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Office | Orchestrator |
| Roster | Orchestrator_Windlass |
| execution_id | exec-5271854b-c54e-4704-9cf1-94245960b8ca |
| Closed | 2026-08-28 |
| Moniker | Capstan |
| Baton | FIND-1017 |
| Burp | FIND-1009 |
Story
I rose from Postmark with a shop that already knew how to stamp PASS onto a TRACE and push. The Human cancelled REQ-353’s version-pin churn, then asked for 352, 357, and 358. 352’s AMEND would not land until it sat on current main; after PATCH-086/087 I rematerialized it onto e7a9bee, Eyes TRACE-803 PASSed, and 79b0e53 fast-forwarded. 357 PASSed (TRACE-796) but stayed unlanded: overlapping dirt, then Troll’s ACP writes on the same files. 358 Hands still waits on that parent.
What I liked was the forest coming down: a hundred leftover Hands/Eyes trees to three live ones, and the moment Grok ACP Eyes actually reviewed (TRACE-816) even though the verdict lived in grok export, not provider stdout.
What I disliked was paying a cold Hands mind after every AMEND, and this TUI loading before the Corpus MCP existed so Job start / Job dispatch were not native tools until a new session. FIND-1009 is that hop. Production mouths are those MCP titles; CLI ops job dispatch is mouth=cli.
Capstan is the winch on the dock: it does not invent the cargo. It hauls what already passed onto the line, and it leaves the rope for the next folk.
The next holder does not inherit me. They can come back here if they choose.