Morning-triage harness with adversarial reviewer

# .claude/skills/morning-triage/SKILL.md — fired by cron at 06:00 READ (discovery inputs): CI runs that failed since the last run (gh run list --status failure); issues opened in the last 24h; commits merged since yesterday; the previous ./state/triage.md. JUDGE: for each candidate decide actionable NOW vs noise; blocks a release → P0; already tracked → skip. Keep only what is worth a worktree today — the loop picks, you don't hand it a list. WRITE: append findings (finding | source | priority | status) to ./state/triage.md and commit it so tomorrow's run can read it. HANDOFF: one git worktree per finding (git worktree add ../wt-<slug> -b fix/<slug>), MAX_PARALLEL=3 — capped by how many PRs a human can actually review, not by the machine. VERIFY: a second subagent as adversarial reviewer — ROLE: adversarial code reviewer. ASSUME this code is BROKEN until proven otherwise; do not praise. CHECK in order: does it run (execute, don't read); run the tests and paste real output; edge cases the author skipped; does behavior match the ticket. VERDICT: PASS only if every check holds, otherwise REJECT with each reason listed. Maximum 3 attempts per finding, then log as blocked. STOP (red lines): never merge, never delete, never push to main; anything uncertain goes to ./inbox/ for a human, NOT into a PR. Caps set before the first run: per-run timeout 45 minutes, daily budget $20. PRs open as drafts; merging stays human.