Parallel Agent Type Contracts

When launching parallel agents for code implementation, prevent type duplication.

Required in Every Agent Prompt

1. Verification Command (MANDATORY)

## Before Marking Complete
Run verification:
\`\`\`bash
npx tsc --noEmit 2>&1 | head -20
\`\`\`
If ANY type errors exist, fix them before completing.

2. Grep-Before-Create

## Before Creating Any Type/Interface
First check if it exists:
\`\`\`bash
grep -r "interface YourTypeName\|type YourTypeName" src/
\`\`\`
If found, import it. NEVER duplicate existing types.

3. Canonical Type Map

Include relevant entries from this map in agent prompts:

NormalizedTool

src/sdk/agent.ts

'./agent'

ToolCall

src/sdk/agent.ts

'./agent'

ToolResult

src/sdk/agent.ts

'./agent'

ToolDefinition

src/sdk/agent.ts

'./agent'

Message

src/sdk/types.ts

'./types'

ContentBlock

src/sdk/types.ts

'./types'

TokenUsage

src/sdk/types.ts

'./types'

ProviderAdapter

src/sdk/providers/index.ts

'./providers'

RiggClient

src/sdk/client.ts

'./client'

Prompt Template

When spawning implementation agents:

# Task: [Description]

## Type Ownership (DO NOT recreate)
- [List relevant types from canonical map]

## Before Creating New Types
Run: `grep -r "interface TypeName" src/` - if exists, import it.

## Before Marking Complete
Run: `npx tsc --noEmit 2>&1 | head -20`
Fix all type errors before completing.

## Your Implementation
[Actual task description]

Why This Works

1. Type checker is the contract - tsc catches conflicts automatically
2. Grep is fast - 1 second to check if type exists
3. Explicit ownership - No ambiguity about where types live
4. Fail fast - Agent can't claim "done" with broken types