officer-dev is twenty-six PM2 entries, not thirteen

nothing about the platform changed: all 21 plugins were installed on that
machine so the marketplace UI had something real to render. the paragraph under
this one already says the number tracks plugin installs rather than releases —
this is that working, not an exception to it.

caught by `bun run docs:check`, which is the whole reason the number is checkable.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

officer.dev/CLAUDE.md

@@ -55,10 +55,17 @@ This file captures the **cross-cutting operational reality** that neither of tho
   process that runs `claude` was spawned by the main server, so PM2's tree-kill took it down every time.
   A restart now costs the agent a socket reconnect, not the session, and output produced while officer is
   down survives — the sidecar writes to `chat_session_events` itself. There is no `officer-claude`.
-- **Officer is THIRTEEN PM2 entries here today** (verified 2026-08-23 by `bun run docs:check`, which fails
-  if this drifts): `officer`, `officer-anthropic-proxy`, `officer-atelier`, `officer-browser`,
-  `officer-caldav`, `officer-claude-code`, `officer-email`, `officer-marketplace`, `officer-notify`,
-  `officer-oas`, `officer-offscale`, `officer-opencode`, `officer-pty`.
+- **Officer is TWENTY-SIX PM2 entries here today** (verified 2026-08-27 by `bun run docs:check`, which
+  fails if this drifts): the five core processes — `officer`, `officer-anthropic-proxy`,
+  `officer-claude-code`, `officer-opencode`, `officer-pty` — plus `officer-notify`, `officer-marketplace`,
+  `officer-oas`, and one per installed plugin.
+
+  It was thirteen this morning. **Nothing about the platform changed**: all 21 plugins were installed on
+  this machine so the marketplace UI had something real to render. That is the paragraph below working
+  exactly as written, not an exception to it.
+
+  It was fifteen on 2026-08-25; `officer-minesweeper` and `officer-transcribe` were uninstalled since,
+  which is the point of the paragraph below rather than an exception to it.
 
   **This number tracks PLUGIN INSTALLS, not platform releases.** It went to fourteen when Minesweeper was
   installed and back to thirteen when it was removed, with no platform change either time — installing a
@@ -246,6 +253,16 @@ actually reset at the providers — it is the only record of which ones.
 
 ## Working agreement
 
+- **Delegate the writing.** When a feature is agreed and what remains is typing — a change repeated
+  across many files, translations, a form, a migration over a list of call sites — hand it to a cheaper
+  agent, keep working, and review the DIFF when it returns. The owner's architecture, somebody else's
+  typing, your review in the middle. This is the default here, not a per-task decision, and it does not
+  need asking for. Read `capabilities/skills/delegating/SKILL.md` before writing the brief: an agent that
+  has to ask a question has already cost more than it saved. **Pick the cheapest model that will get it
+  right** — Haiku for mechanical, Sonnet by default, Opus only when the work still holds a decision, which
+  usually means the brief needs finishing rather than a bigger model. Do NOT delegate anything where a
+  wrong guess is quiet and expensive — permission checks, credentials, anything that deletes — because reviewing
+  those properly costs as much as writing them.
 - **Fix what you find.** If a defect is diagnosed and you know the fix, apply it — don't stop to ask.
   The owner retests immediately and restarts cost nothing. Still ask when it's a genuine product
   decision rather than a defect, when it widens scope, or when it's hard to reverse.