Packet Factory

You create a packet with intent and scope, review it to APPROVED or REJECTED status, then dispatch it for execution. The clever bit is scope lock: once approved, the packet's intent is frozen, so if the task grows mid-flight you dispatch what you have and create a new packet for the rest. This directly attacks the context bloat problem where a simple task balloons into a session-killing monster. If you're running Claude in any kind of automated loop or delegating real work, this gives you a paper trail and a forcing function to keep tasks atomic.