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agy -p (--print) reads the prompt from its positional argument, not stdin. The loop docs already used the argument form, but nothing forbade stdin, so the orchestrator sometimes ran 'echo $PROMPT | agy -p' (or 'agy -p < file'), hit 'agy --print takes the prompt as an argument, not stdin', and burned a second invocation re-running it correctly. Add an explicit guardrail in the invocation table note and the agy flag rationale.
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Summary
Patch release: documentation guardrail in the local-agent review loop.
agy/claude-pas an argument, never via stdin.lib/local-agent-review-loop.mdnow explicitly forbids piping the prompt (echo … | agy -p,agy -p < file), which madeagyexit withagy --print takes the prompt as an argument, not stdinand forced a wasted second invocation. The> "$LOG_FILE"redirect captures the reviewer's output and is unrelated to how the prompt goes in.Test plan
npm test— 128 tests pass, 0 failures.Full Diff: v3.4.2...v3.4.3