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The supervisor can now move an active run to another stage: backward
to redo work whose conclusion was invalidated, forward to skip stages
that do not apply to the task. The definition's frontmatter governs
it via jumps: approval (default — every jump goes through a user
review), free (unsupervised), or disabled (strictly linear, the old
behavior).
- New FlowJump tool (to + reason, both required): validated like the
other flow tools, solo-response only, supervisor-only, flag-gated.
- A durable FlowJumped event moves the undoable stage pointer and
appends a kind: 'jump' record (from/to/reason/decidedBy) to the
retained audit trail; the run epoch bumps on every jump so verdicts
and reminders prepared before it are void, and a revisited stage
re-discloses its reminder.
- The approval flow reuses the gate-review machinery: a new
flow_jump_review display (protocol + kap-server + engine schemas),
epoch-bound reviews, observed-rejection provenance, and no
session-wide approval anywhere (TUI choices, ACP options, VS Code
downgrade all treat jumps like gates).
- GET /sessions/{id}/flow exposes run.jump_policy and the audit
records as a verdict/jump union.
- The supervisor contract's Order rule now teaches FlowJump instead
of mandating abort-and-restart.
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