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thread tool: never re-create the thread you're executing in - #55
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Layer A of the duplicate-thread fix (alongside #54's revert of the parent-channel promotion).
Today a fresh thread session (spark event-generalization brief) called
threadtwice, chaining two duplicate threads. #54 restores the hard block for thread-in-thread, but the session shouldn't reach for the tool at all — so the tool description now says it explicitly: if you're already executing inside a thread, don't call this tool to re-create or duplicate it; the thread already exists and you are its session.Companion: pollux planning skill — the thread-handoff template's execution note now tells seed sessions to run in-thread and never re-thread.