OMK

Added

• Subagent managed-process runtime under examples/extensions/subagent: a deadline-budgeted, checkpointed, adaptive subagent executor with process-group lifecycle management (SIGTERM→SIGKILL escalation and resistant-descendant reaping) plus an extension smoke path that runs a registered tool through the managed-process boundary without a provider API.
• Print mode now reports a clear usage message and exits with code 2 when invoked with no prompt (bare omk -p) instead of exiting silently.

Changed

• Simplified the built-in loadout authority model: every loadout (inspect, plan, architect, review, critic, security, test, visual-qa) now resolves to write-scoped authority with a unified read/grep/find/ls/edit/write/bash tool grant and scoped-shell command mode, replacing the previous per-loadout read-only / advisory / review-only tiers and their filesystem-MCP downgrade and write-skill stripping. Lane write scope remains gated by the scheduler write-set.
• Removed the headless credential/secret-file command-safety guard: classifySecretAccess and the secret.read_path confirm tier are gone, and the agent session no longer applies the safety-floor block for secret.* verdicts before spawning a shell. Commands referencing .env, .npmrc, .netrc, .aws/credentials, auth.json, SSH private keys, *.pem/*.key, and similar are no longer gated for headless/RPC/LLM bash callers.

Notes

• Local-only scratch scripts and operator protocol notes are now gitignored and excluded from the release surface.