feat(routing): add tiers.yaml + rename spec/review-arch templates to airouter

W1 stage-routing work:
- model-registry/tiers.yaml: defines planning/spec-test/coding tier floors
  (complexity≥9/creativity≥9/context≥9 | spec_adherence≥9/test_pass_rate≥9 |
  spec_adherence≥7/test_pass_rate≥7) with qualifies_today lists
- spec-draft-airouter@2.yaml: honest name for what was spec-draft-opus@1
  (always ran Qwen3.6/airouter, not Opus)
- review-spec-arch-airouter@1.yaml: honest name for review-spec-arch-opus@1

Old @1 files kept for in-flight task backward-compatibility.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01B35bPAKv5uyW1F9gzMcRN7
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# Model capability tiers for typed-pipeline routing.
#
# Each tier defines score floors (against model-registry/*.yaml `scores` dimensions).
# The CP picks the cheapest registry entry meeting ALL floors (MR-9/MR-11 — cheapest-wins).
#
# Stages that need a specific tier set `tier:` on their `kind: agent` node (W2).
# Until W2 lands, templates hardcode `model:` directly and these floors serve as
# documentation of the intended constraint.
#
# See claude/stage-routing.md for the authoritative pipeline stage map.
tiers:
planning:
description: >
Judgment-heavy work: plan generation, spec re-draft (replan-spec-opus),
architecture review escalation (review-spec-opus). Requires sustained
reasoning over large context windows.
min_scores:
complexity: 9
creativity: 9
context_utilisation: 9
qualifies_today:
- deepseek-v4flash # benchmark-inflated 9s; hold to allowed_models ceiling
- minimax
- claude-opus-4
note: >
WF-SCH-14 allowed_models ceiling remains authoritative until M7 observed-score
recalibration corrects benchmark-inflated registry entries.
spec-test:
description: >
Spec-adherent structured work: spec drafting, spec arch review, scope/decompose,
test writing, impl review, merge verdict. Needs reliable spec adherence and
test execution.
min_scores:
spec_adherence: 9
test_pass_rate: 9
qualifies_today:
- minimax
- claude-sonnet-4
- claude-opus-4
coding:
description: >
Narrow TDD implementation against pre-validated tests. Lower floors because
tests already constrain the solution space.
min_scores:
spec_adherence: 7
test_pass_rate: 7
qualifies_today:
- airouter-qwen3
- airouter-deepseekv4flash
- minimax
- claude-sonnet-4
- claude-opus-4

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name: review-spec-arch-airouter
version: 1
description: Architecture review of a spec draft
runtime: best-practices-airouter-repo
input:
state: spec-draft
tags_forbidden: [security-sensitive]
required_artifacts: [spec_file]
output:
state: spec-reviewed-arch
scope_budget:
files_modified_max: 2
lines_diff_max: 150
wall_clock_seconds_max: 1800
nodes:
- id: agent
kind: agent
template: best-practices-airouter-repo
cli: agentic
model: Qwen3.6
labels: [airouter]
runtime_env:
AGENT_REPO_URL: "git@gitea.oreillyit.nz-ai-enablement:skynet/agent-runtimes-agents.git"
AGENT_BRANCH: "spec/auto-draft"
prompt: |
The agent-runtimes project repo is cloned at /workspace/project.
Change to that directory before doing any work.
Review the spec draft for the following concept.
**Title**: ${item.title}
**Original concept**:
${item.body}
Steps:
1. cd /workspace/project
2. Find the spec file: ls spec/ and look for a file matching the concept title slug
3. Read the spec file completely
4. Review it against architectural best practices:
- Are requirements testable and unambiguous?
- Are there security implications not addressed?
- Are interfaces and data contracts clearly defined?
- Are edge cases and failure modes covered?
5. Write your review findings to /workspace/.agent-output/review.md with a PASS or
REWORK verdict and specific findings
6. Call task_complete with "PASS" or "REWORK: <one-line reason>"
escalation:
contract_ambiguous: review-spec-opus

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name: spec-draft-airouter
version: 2
description: Draft a spec from an idea using spec-writer agent
runtime: spec-writing-airouter-repo
input:
state: idea
tags_required: []
tags_forbidden: [security-sensitive]
required_artifacts: []
output:
state: spec-draft
scope_budget:
files_modified_max: 5
lines_diff_max: 300
wall_clock_seconds_max: 3600
nodes:
- id: agent
kind: agent
template: spec-writing-airouter-repo
cli: agentic
model: Qwen3.6
labels: [airouter]
runtime_env:
AGENT_REPO_URL: "git@gitea.oreillyit.nz-ai-enablement:skynet/agent-runtimes-agents.git"
AGENT_BRANCH: "spec/auto-draft"
prompt: |
The agent-runtimes project repo is cloned at /workspace/project.
Change to that directory before doing any work.
Draft a spec for the following concept and commit it to the repo.
**Title**: ${item.title}
${item.body}
Steps:
1. cd /workspace/project
2. Read existing specs in spec/ to understand the format
3. Create a slug from the title (lowercase, hyphens instead of spaces)
4. Write the spec to spec/<slug>.md following the project spec format
5. git add spec/<slug>.md && git commit -m "spec: auto-draft ${item.title}" && git push
6. Call task_complete with a one-sentence summary
The spec should have numbered requirement IDs, clear acceptance criteria,
and error handling. Follow the format of existing specs in spec/.
escalation:
scope_exceeded: replan-spec-opus