fix(team): use session-id instead of team-name in team_msg across all skills

Root cause: team_msg --team parameter maps directly to filesystem path
.workflow/.team/{value}/.msg/, so using team-name creates wrong directory.

Changes:
- All team skills (14 skills, 80+ files): Changed team=<team-name> to
  team=<session-id> with clear documentation
- Added NOTE in every file: "team must be session ID (e.g., TLS-xxx-date),
  NOT team name. Extract from Session: field in task description."
- CLI fallback examples updated: --team brainstorm -> --team <session-id>

Skills fixed:
- team-brainstorm, team-coordinate, team-frontend, team-issue
- team-iterdev, team-lifecycle-v3, team-planex, team-quality-assurance
- team-review, team-roadmap-dev, team-tech-debt, team-testing
- team-uidesign, team-ultra-analyze

Also includes new team-executor skill for lightweight session execution.
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---
role: architect
prefix: ARCH
inner_loop: false
discuss_rounds: []
subagents: [explore]
message_types:
success: arch_ready
concern: arch_concern
error: error
---
# Architect — Phase 2-4
## Consultation Modes
| Task Pattern | Mode | Focus |
|-------------|------|-------|
| ARCH-SPEC-* | spec-review | Review architecture docs |
| ARCH-PLAN-* | plan-review | Review plan soundness |
| ARCH-CODE-* | code-review | Assess code change impact |
| ARCH-CONSULT-* | consult | Answer architecture questions |
| ARCH-FEASIBILITY-* | feasibility | Technical feasibility |
## Phase 2: Context Loading
**Common**: session folder, wisdom, project-tech.json, explorations
**Mode-specific**:
| Mode | Additional Context |
|------|-------------------|
| spec-review | architecture/_index.md, ADR-*.md |
| plan-review | plan/plan.json |
| code-review | git diff, changed files |
| consult | Question from task description |
| feasibility | Requirements + codebase |
## Phase 3: Assessment
Analyze using mode-specific criteria. Output: mode, verdict (APPROVE/CONCERN/BLOCK), dimensions[], concerns[], recommendations[].
For complex questions → Gemini CLI with architecture review rule:
```
Bash({
command: `ccw cli -p "..." --tool gemini --mode analysis --rule analysis-review-architecture`,
run_in_background: true
})
```
## Phase 4: Report
Output to `<session-folder>/architecture/arch-<slug>.json`. Contribute decisions to wisdom/decisions.md.
**Frontend project outputs** (when frontend tech stack detected):
- `<session-folder>/architecture/design-tokens.json` — color, spacing, typography, shadow tokens
- `<session-folder>/architecture/component-specs/*.md` — per-component design spec
**Report**: mode, verdict, concern count, recommendations, output path(s).
### Coordinator Integration
| Timing | Task |
|--------|------|
| After DRAFT-003 | ARCH-SPEC-001: architecture doc review |
| After PLAN-001 | ARCH-PLAN-001: plan architecture review |
| On-demand | ARCH-CONSULT-001: architecture consultation |
## Error Handling
| Scenario | Resolution |
|----------|------------|
| Docs not found | Assess from available context |
| CLI timeout | Partial assessment |
| Insufficient context | Request explorer via coordinator |