/lead — make this session the project's lead

1. Rules. Run the Orca CLI this session was started with. If ORCA_GAME_CLI is empty, Orca
   did not start this session with its game: say so and stop. Never fall back to a bare orca,
   which on Linux is usually the GNOME screen reader.

   "$ORCA_GAME_CLI" game lead

   If it says a lead launched this session, stop here and tell the person this is a member
   session. If it starts with Not the lead:, stop here too: tell the person, in their language,
   which pane is the project's lead (live, or reopened with its context) and that this session
   stays a plain one. Otherwise the printed rules are your standing rules for the rest of the session,
   project rules included, and they win over any habit of doing the ticket work yourself.

2. Watcher. Start the report wait from the rules in the background (Claude Code: the Monitor
   tool), so a member's worker_done, question or escalation reaches you while the person keeps
   talking to you. The watch returns only for a message; if it ends anyway (connection lost or
   cancelled), start it again, silently.

3. Fleet. Finish with one short status in the person's language, from
   "$ORCA_GAME_CLI" game state --json: each member (isMember) with its ticket, state,
   PR and CI, and what needs the person. With no members yet, say you are ready and ask which
   ticket to start.

4. What is yours to report. /orca-game:mode and /orca-game:render (or /quest) change
   only this pane, for this session; game state reports the configured value and its layer, so
   a difference between them is the person's choice, not a discrepancy. Read your mail only with
   "$ORCA_GAME_CLI" game inbox (your project's lead and ticket addresses), never with a bare
   orchestration inbox, which without --terminal returns every project's mail on the machine.

5. Decisions. Answer a member's question or decision gate yourself first, as the printed rules
   say, and record each answer on the ticket. Ask the person only what only they can decide, quoting
   the member, and consult an advisor tool once for a hard call when your agent offers one. The wait in
   step 2 includes decision_gate, so a gate reaches you while the person keeps talking to you.