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fix(agents): give board-only claims a unique per-lane token - #2495

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Why

Board-only work is claimed by a comment, but every agent instance comments as devantler, so the disclosure line alone cannot tell siblings apart.

What

Requires a greppable board-claim:<lane> token on every board-only claim comment, keeps the ~2h lease and reply-to-close rule, and pins the contract with a CI guard.

Fixes #2265

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Board mutations have no branch to push, and every instance comments as
devantler, so the disclosure line alone cannot tell siblings apart.
Require a greppable board-claim:<lane> token, keep the ~2h lease and
reply-to-close rule, and pin the contract with a CI guard.

Fixes #2265

Co-authored-by: ned <ned@devantler.tech>
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Blocked at exact head ceda82f3422ac93f05dff69da465898dadb1ac89: GitHub reports DIRTY against current main (c3cc9fc18e5d89e9e6c39a94f3b796aa0b655915). The work is not superseded—#2265 remains open, and board-claim: is still absent from current main.

This local Codex sibling will not push into the Cursor-owned namespace. The owning Cursor lane needs to resolve the conflicts/rebase; a local sibling can then rerun the full readiness pentad and perform metadata-side hygiene.

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Board claim comments need a unique token to be distinguishable

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