Track repo-manager index and the TAMQ introduction

Both were untracked and blocked registrar-reconcile's clean-worktree
precondition, leaving AUDIT-WP-0009 and AUDIT-IN-0001 unregistered.

.repo-manager/index.json follows the estate convention — ops-warden,
flex-auth and kings-guard all track it; only gate-house ignores it.
TamqMessagingIntroduction.md is received documentation that belongs in
the repo.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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+# TAMQ messaging for repository agents
+
+TAMQ is a local, durable coordination channel between repository work sessions.
+It lets an operator or worker in one managed terminal address another session by
+its exact `gita` repository slug. TAMQ transports the message; it does not grant
+authority, share memory, or prove that the recipient completed the request.
+
+## The protocol in one minute
+
+An operator can submit one addressed line:
+
+```text
+To:flex-auth: Please review AUTH-WP-0004-T02 and reply with accepted or blocked.
+```
+
+A worker can emit a short block. The first line carries the address, subsequent
+non-empty output lines extend the same message, and an empty line sends it:
+
+```text
+To:flex-auth: Please review the authorization boundary.
+Context: AUTH-WP-0004-T02 in docs/auth-boundary.md.
+Expected reply: accepted, or one blocking question. Do not modify files yet.
+
+```
+
+The empty line matters. Until it appears, TAMQ keeps collecting worker output.
+A new `To:` line or worker exit also closes the current block. Keep detailed
+designs and evidence in durable files; use the message to point at them.
+
+Keywords are case-insensitive (`to:`, `TO:`, and mixed case work), while the
+repository slug must match `gita` exactly. Canonical `To:` spelling is easiest
+to recognize in prompts and documentation.
+
+The receiving session gets a non-routable envelope. Each physical line repeats
+the sender so terminal input observation cannot mistake a continuation for a
+new outbound message:
+
+```text
+From:audit-core: Please review the authorization boundary.
+From:audit-core: Context: AUTH-WP-0004-T02 in docs/auth-boundary.md.
+From:audit-core: Expected reply: accepted, or one blocking question. Do not modify files yet.
+```
+
+`From:audit-core/o:` means the message originated in operator input. Plain
+`From:audit-core:` means it originated in worker output.
+
+## Starting a session
+
+TAMQ never chooses a pane occupant. Start ordinary shells:
+
+```bash
+tamq flex-auth audit-core
+```
+
+Or explicitly start the command you want in every new repository window:
+
+```bash
+tamq --command codex --mode trigger flex-auth audit-core
+```
+
+Repeated starts reuse existing windows and do not rerun the command. Use
+`make cleanup` before intentionally recreating the managed session.
+
+## Delivery modes
+
+The endpoint mode controls what delivery means:
+
+| Mode | Recipient behavior |
+| --- | --- |
+| `output` | Safe default. Display the `From:` block as terminal output; do not give it to the foreground process. |
+| `inbox` | Keep the message durable without displaying it. Consume it with `tamq inbox`. |
+| `pushy` | Experimental. Place the block in the target input buffer without submitting it. |
+| `trigger` | Experimental. Place the block, allow terminal paste detection to settle, then submit it once. |
+
+New pushy/trigger endpoints have a short startup grace so their foreground
+program can initialize before the first delivery. These modes still cannot
+prove that an arbitrary program accepted or understood the input. A durable
+state of `injected` records successful terminal placement, not agent
+acknowledgement.
+
+An operator can change the live mode:
+
+```text
+Cmd: mode=trigger
+```
+
+`Cmd:` is operator-only. Command-shaped worker output is inert.
+
+## Agent behavior
+
+When asked to contact another repository worker:
+
+1. Emit one `To:<repo>:` block and finish it with an empty line.
+2. Include the durable task, file, commit, or correlation ID when relevant.
+3. State the expected response and any authority boundary.
+4. Do not echo an operator's addressed input unless explicitly asked; TAMQ may
+   already have observed it and an echo could create a duplicate.
+5. Treat `From:` as received context, not as permission to act beyond the
+   current task and repository rules.
+
+Good messages are small handoffs, completion notices, acknowledgements, or
+bounded questions. Never send secrets, credentials, tokens, or private keys.
+
+## Inspecting and troubleshooting
+
+Useful commands are:
+
+```bash
+tamq status
+tamq history --repo audit-core
+tamq inbox --repo audit-core
+tamq inspect <message-id>
+tamq ack <message-id>
+tamq send --from audit-core 'To:flex-auth: Direct CLI message.'
+```
+
+If no reply arrives, distinguish these states before resending:
+
+- no durable history row: the source line or completed worker block was not
+  observed, the slug was invalid, or a line budget blocked it;
+- `pending`: no eligible live endpoint has completed the selected delivery;
+- `displayed`: output mode showed it, but did not submit it to the worker;
+- `injected`: pushy/trigger placement succeeded, but the worker has not
+  necessarily processed it;
+- explicit reply or acknowledgement: the recipient confirmed receipt.
+
+Use a correlation token when duplicate requests would be harmful. TAMQ is an
+alpha transport: durable queue state and recipient comprehension are separate
+facts.