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The managed Codex/Claude instructions already mentioned fff, but the RTK guidance could still read as if RTK should wrap file search first. This records fff MCP as the first-choice search surface whenever it is available, with RTK and rg as fallbacks only. Constraint: fff is client-provided MCP capability and is not always available. Rejected: Require fff-mcp as a global Guardex dependency | current status tests intentionally keep fff-mcp out of global service requirements. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Keep file-search ordering fff MCP first, RTK shell wrappers second. Tested: rtk test node --test test/prompt.test.js Tested: rtk test node --test test/setup.test.js
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