A person and an agent working from different opinions is one opinion too many. So what we think lives here, once, where both read it: people to know it, agents to write from it. Each position is plain markdown at its own address, which is what the mxs-positions skill fetches when a pitch, a deck or an answer should draw on one.
Most of the topics predate the agents; fewer of the answers do. A design system was always an adoption problem rather than a component problem; now an agent inherits whatever the system encodes and repeats it, faithfully, on every page. An audit was always the last line of defence; that reads differently once the checks upstream run on every commit. A stand-up existed to keep people in step, and there is not much to say about work that finished before the meeting started. A few of the questions are new, such as what a model may be shown of a client's material, which nobody had to decide until there was a model to show it to.