v0.1.4: audit remediation export — release skill hardening (batching rule refs delinked, cross-refs fixed, role names registered) + #4786 round-budget three-tier ladder + STD 8.8 audit item + image-interpret/checklist sync

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description: >
Use ONLY when the agent needs to read or analyze an image (screenshot,
design mockup, UI capture, .png/.jpg/.webp file) but the active model lacks
vision capability. Delegates to the Image Interpreter role (vision-capable
vision capability. Delegates to the Tool role (image interpretation) (vision-capable
model) which returns a structured text spec — layout regions, colors (hex),
spacing (px), typography, component hierarchy, and responsive breakpoints.
Do not use for non-image tasks or when the active model already supports
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ role: Tool
You (the calling agent) cannot read images — your model has no vision. Any
task that requires *seeing* a visual artifact must be delegated to the
**Image Interpreter** role, which runs on a vision-capable model and returns a
**Tool** role (image interpretation), which runs on a vision-capable model and returns a
structured text description you can act on.
Trigger situations:
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4. **Consume the returned text spec.** The Image Interpreter returns a
4. **Consume the returned text spec.** The Tool sub-agent (image interpretation) returns a
structured description only — it cannot write code or artifacts. Use the
returned spec to drive your own work (code generation, design review,
planning).
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## Notes
- The Image Interpreter is **read-only** — it describes images, it does not edit
- The Tool sub-agent (image interpretation) is **read-only** — it describes images, it does not edit
files or write code.
- One delegation per distinct visual question. Batch multiple images into a
single delegation only when they must be compared.