git:20260913.1eb7909 to git:20260913.7cf1863

4 added, 3 removed. Audit A to A.

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description: Select this native session's editing workspace

alwaysApply: true

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- For local PR review or an explicit remote endpoint (including a user-supplied container), use the native or remote-dev tools directly. No startup command, identity setup or knowledge lookup is required. When the task needs a new independent local editing workspace or managed preparation, run once `uv run --no-project python .agents/scripts/vaws_start.py --client cursor`. Add `--context-file PATH` when the native hook supplied that context and the command cannot obtain it from the client environment (official Kimi needs it). The command checks saved initialization itself and reports missing first-use setup; no configuration inspection is needed beforehand. If the native hook explicitly reports a prepared workspace W and selected environment, use them directly.

+ Reuse a prepared workspace W and environment supplied by the native hook. Ordinary local review uses native tools; explicit remote endpoint or existing-container work uses remote-dev directly. These tasks need no startup, identity or knowledge preparation.

- Use the returned `workspace` as W: shell tools use W as cwd (or `cd W && ...`), and file, search and patch tools use absolute paths under W. Sources and the selected environment are already bound; do not repeat session setup. Official Kimi task calls carry the returned `context_file`; companion calls can also supply it to use that prepared task's selected environment. Other clients receive context through hooks; if a tool reports missing context, pass the existing `context_file`. Use configured knowledge tools when useful.

+ When independent local editing or managed preparation is needed and no W is prepared, run `uv run --no-project python .agents/scripts/vaws_start.py --client cursor` once. Follow its result without a separate initialization probe. Pass `--context-file PATH` when the hook supplies context outside the client environment.

- Resume keeps the earlier W, task and environment; do not prepare, update or create another directory. Client UI/default cwd can remain at the original project.

+ Use the returned `workspace` as W for shell calls and absolute paths under W for file, search and patch tools, even if the client UI shows the original project. Sources and environment are bound. Pass the existing `context_file` to tools that need task context. Resume reuses the earlier W, task and environment without preparation or updates.