docs: define relay-native vs subagent collaboration decision#18
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Summary
Why
There is an important architectural distinction between:
This repo needs a clear position so downstream products do not collapse collaboration design into harness convenience.
Key decision
Included example
The doc explicitly captures a proactive GitHub-specialist case, where a specialist can receive or be informed about a webhook event like a PR merge, determine user relevance, and produce structured findings or an alert candidate for the user-facing orchestrator.