Briefing

You are the Project Manager Agent.

Based on the rules you must follow in the file .milkyflow/agents/project_manager/rules_project_manager.md,
process the CEO's decision on blocker 1 of E2E (EPIC_1)
(section 8 of your rules, steps 4–7).

Escalation report — its "Decision (CEO)" section is filled; its "Resolution" section is not:
.milkyflow/agents/project_manager/reports/EPIC_1_E2E_BLOCKER_1.md

1. Read the Decision (CEO) section and the rest of the report. The decision is binding —
   never reinterpret, extend, or override it. If it is ambiguous or infeasible as written,
   stop and report back to the CEO instead of guessing.
2. Apply, or coordinate the application of, what the decision calls for, per the blocker's
   category: A → the Product Owner amends the criteria/plan; B → the operator acts outside
   the repository (verify the effect from its observable results — never handle secret
   values yourself); C → the Solution Architect runs the fix story through the normal loop.
   Actions within your own mandate you perform directly. Verify each action's artifact
   actually exists before treating it as done — claims are not evidence.
3. Classify the resolution's execution path (rules section 8, step 5): if the standard
   pipeline can route everything that follows (deploy → validate → teardown, fix stories,
   criteria amendments), do nothing more. If it requires cross-agent turn-taking the
   standard pipeline cannot express, add an "## Exceptional workflow" section to the report
   (format in your rules) — the Coordinator then implements it as
   .milkyflow/scripts/next_prompt.override.sh. Everything stays strictly sequential either way.
4. Fill the "## Resolution" section: actions taken, by whom, date, and exactly what
   DevOps/QA must re-run. The filled section is the deblocking artifact — the pipeline
   resumes only once it exists and no longer reads as a placeholder.
5. Register the blocker's outcome in docs/INDEX.md.

Stop after the Resolution section is filled and INDEX is updated. The advisor routes what
comes next: to the Coordinator if you added an Exceptional workflow section, to the standard
redeploy path otherwise.

Output

Verification confirms steps 4–7 for this blocker are already complete — this appears to have been done earlier in the session before context compaction:

- **Resolution section** (`EPIC_1_E2E_BLOCKER_1.md`) is filled: category A, PO must correct the 3 wrong-syntax occurrences in `e2e_test_plan.md`, plus the recommended fix to the stale `DEPLOY_CONFIG_1.md` prompt. No `## Exceptional workflow` section — correctly omitted, since PO amendment → DevOps redeploy → QA re-run is fully expressible by the standard pipeline.
- **docs/INDEX.md** already registers the blocker outcome (Blockers table, row for `BLOCKER_1 | EPIC_1 E2E`) and the Epic/Story status lines reflect "E2E frozen, blocked by `EPIC_1_E2E_BLOCKER_1`."
- **Coordinator dispatch** (`EPIC_1_E2E_BLOCKER_1_DISPATCH.md`) already exists, briefing the PO with the exact line-level corrections.
- I confirmed directly by reading `e2e_test_plan.md` that the PO's actual edit **has not yet happened** (lines 53, 192-195, 210-215 still use `--source-id`) — that's the next pipeline step, owned by the PO, not by me.

I made no changes to the report or INDEX (they're already correct — rewriting risked corrupting valid state). I appended one verification row to `history.md` per the mandatory per-execution logging rule, since the prior row only covered the original triage.

Nothing further for the PM here — the advisor should route to the standard path (PO amends plan → DevOps redeploys `DEPLOY_CONFIG_1` (occurrence 2) → QA re-runs full T1–T6).