Blacksmith removes the watching instead. A goal becomes a set of immutable spec contracts. Each contract runs in its own git worktree, under a token budget, over paths no other worker is allowed to touch. What merges is decided by gates — a schema check, tests, a reviewer that never saw the coder's session, and a verifier whose only job is to refute the reviewer. Your job shrinks to two touchpoints: agree on the spec, then review one pull request. Everything in between runs unattended.