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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe change adds agent skill documentation, local OpenGrep pre-commit hooks, workflow security checks, dependency update cooldowns, and regression tests. It also configures semantic-release to parse merge commit subjects. ChangesRepository guidance and policy controls
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Other · Severity of issue fixed: Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change adds engineering and triage documentation, local pre-commit scanning hooks, a workflow security audit job, dependency update cooldowns, and merge-commit release parsing, plus regression tests for those policies. No functional defect was identified. One open documentation concern remains about how the wayfinding guidance describes selecting the next ticket, which could lead to picking a blocked or out-of-order item; it is safe to merge with that follow-up noted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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The engineering skills read per-repo configuration from docs/agents/ rather than guessing. Without it they cannot tell whether to call gh, write markdown under .scratch, or follow some other workflow. Issues live as GitHub issues, matching the remote. External pull requests are treated as a request surface, so they run through the same labels and states as issues. Triage labels keep the five canonical role names. wontfix already existed in this repo and is reused rather than recreated; needs-triage, needs-info, ready-for-agent and ready-for-human were created for the remaining roles. Domain docs are single-context: one CONTEXT.md and docs/adr/ at the root. Neither exists yet, and the consumer rules say to proceed silently rather than scaffold them, so no empty files are added here.
Pull requests merge with merge_commit_title = PR_TITLE, so the conventional subject sits on the merge commit itself. python-semantic-release ignores merge commits by default, so that subject was dropped and the bump came from the branch commits instead, where the strongest was fix:. That is why both releases so far under-bumped: PR #1 titled "feat: Initial baseline" released 0.0.2, and PR #4 titled "feat: attach the packages to the release and gate the dependency tree" released 0.0.3. Both merge commits carry two parents, which is exactly how the parser detects them: def is_merge_commit(commit): return len(commit.parents) > 1 Measured on a scratch repository tagged v0.1.0, with a fix: commit on the branch and a feat: merge subject: the default prints 0.1.1, and this setting prints 0.2.0. The alternative, always squash merging, was rejected because the repository allows merge commits and the title setting already puts the subject where it needs to be read. The test asserts the setting rather than re-running the release tool, because the check job installs no uv and a skipped test would guard nothing in CI.
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In `@docs/agents/issue-tracker.md`:
- Line 8: Update the “Read an issue” instruction to request structured fields
with gh issue view’s --json option, including number, title, body, comments, and
labels, before applying jq; remove the --comments-only approach while preserving
the existing filtering behavior.
- Line 23: Update the external PR triage command to use gh api with the REST
author_association field instead of gh pr list --json authorAssociation, while
preserving filtering to CONTRIBUTOR, FIRST_TIME_CONTRIBUTOR, and NONE and
excluding OWNER, MEMBER, and COLLABORATOR.
- Line 43: Update the Frontier query instructions to fetch the map with gh issue
view --json subIssues, iterate children in the ordered subIssues list, and
inspect each child’s blockedBy and assignees before selecting the first eligible
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Three commands in the vendored issue-tracker template did not work against the real CLI. Each replacement is verified with gh. `gh issue view --comments` prints human-readable text, so it cannot feed jq. Read structured fields with `--json` instead. `gh pr list --json authorAssociation` fails with "Unknown JSON field". The REST pulls endpoint exposes `author_association`, so external-PR triage uses `gh api` with `--paginate`, because a repository can hold more open PRs than one page returns. The wayfinder frontier query used `gh issue list`, which returns the 30 most recent issues and does not preserve map order. It now reads the map's ordered `subIssues`. It also reads each child's `body`: sub-issues and dependencies are separate GitHub features, so a repository can list children natively while recording blockers as a `Blocked by: #<n>` line, which leaves `blockedBy` empty.
…izmor CodeRabbit skips its own opengrep pass when it sees opengrep in the workflows. The CI job therefore traded CodeRabbit's broad packs for this repo's two narrow rules, which is a loss. The ruleset now runs from a local pre-commit hook, so both apply. Both hooks carry a `files` filter, so a commit that touches neither `src/` nor the rules costs nothing. The freed job slot runs zizmor, which audits the workflows themselves for permissions, injection and unpinned actions. No other gate looks at them. It runs with `advanced-security: false`: the SARIF upload needs `security-events: write`, which a called workflow cannot hold unless every caller grants it, and the findings already gate the job. zizmor's `self-repository` findings are applied. `uses: ./.github/workflows/x` became `uses: $/.github/workflows/x`, the self-repository syntax, which is itself a form of pinning. New policy guards, each verified to fail against the unfixed tree: - no workflow mentions opengrep, and the hook config resolves through pre-commit's own loader to hooks that run the right script at the pre-commit stage over every source and ruleset file on disk. Resolving the config catches a hook neutered by `types`, `types_or`, `exclude_types` or a global `files`/`exclude`, none of which touch the `files` filter. - a called workflow never requests more permission than any caller grants, compared on effective permissions so a job that inherits a top-level block is read correctly. GitHub refuses such a run rather than trimming it. - the zizmor step runs unconditionally and propagates failures. - the external-PR query pages past the first response, exercised against a local HTTP server that emits a `Link: rel="next"` header. The regression tests run each guard against a mutated copy of the tree, so a guard that stops guarding fails. `packaging/test_policy.py` now needs pre-commit and gh. checks.yml and README.md declare that.
Three review findings on the issue-tracker skill shared one root cause: a `gh` command in the document named a `--json` field the CLI does not have. `gh pr list --json authorAssociation` fails with "Unknown JSON field", so the skill was unusable at that step. The guard reads every `gh <group> <sub> ... --json <fields>` command in docs/agents/, asks that subcommand for its accepted field set, and asserts each documented field is in it. An empty `--json` prints the set, and gh validates the names before auth and before any request, so the check needs no token and no network. Verified red against the pre-fix document: it reports "gh pr list has no --json field 'authorAssociation'".
The zizmor job failed on its first CI run. The action audits the repository root by default, so it reads `.github/dependabot.yml`, which the documented local command never did: it passed `.github/workflows/`. Three `dependabot-cooldown` findings were invisible locally and only appeared in CI. Each ecosystem now waits 7 days before Dependabot proposes a new release, so a compromised version has time to be yanked before it reaches a PR here. This is zizmor's own fix, applied with `--fix=all`. The documented command becomes `uvx --native-tls zizmor .`, which reproduces the CI file set exactly: dependabot.yml, the four workflows, and .pre-commit-config.yaml. New guard, verified red against the previous command: the documented zizmor invocation must audit the same inputs and use the same persona as the CI job, resolved against the action's own defaults. It follows the job, so widening CI alone also fails it.
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34-34: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse the shared PR-first resolver for ticket fetches.
The document requires PR-first resolution for bare references, but the ticket-fetch instruction always runs
gh issue view <number> --comments. The GitHub CLI provides separate commands for pull requests and issues. Use the PR-first fallback:#!/bin/bash set -euo pipefail ref="${1:?pass an issue or pull-request number}" if gh pr view "$ref" --comments >/dev/null 2>&1; then echo "Resolved as pull request" else gh issue view "$ref" --comments >/dev/null echo "Resolved as issue" fi🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/agents/issue-tracker.md`:
- Line 23: Update the external PR triage command to include gh api’s --slurp
option and flatten the paginated page arrays with .[][] before filtering, so the
command returns one JSON value across all pages. Preserve the existing
author_association filter and selected output fields.
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In `@docs/agents/issue-tracker.md`:
- Line 34: Update the ticket-fetch instruction around the gh issue view command
to use PR-first resolution for bare references: attempt gh pr view with comments
first, then fall back to gh issue view with comments when the reference is not a
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…orrectly
Four review rounds found 4, 5, 6 and 3 defects, every one in a guard and none in
product code. Round 4's three were one mistake in two places: each guard wrote
its own extractor for commands documented in Markdown, and each got it wrong
differently. The gh guard missed `--json=value` and `--json "value"`, and
truncated `title_typo` to the valid field `title`. The zizmor guard discarded
every token starting with `-`, so `--collect=workflows`, which excludes
dependabot.yml and reopens the exact hole that guard exists to close, passed.
Both read only backtick spans, so a `~~~` fence was invisible.
One extractor now serves both. It reads inline code and both fence forms, joins
line continuations, splits at shell operators so a second command in one block
is checked too, tokenizes with shlex, and normalizes `--opt=value` and
`--opt value` to one shape. A field matches only as a complete token. Each guard
is a rule over that structure rather than a regex over raw text.
Two documented commands were wrong:
`gh api --paginate` emits one JSON value per page, so the external-PR query
returned output that no single `json.loads` could read. `--slurp` collects the
pages into one array, but gh rejects it with `--jq` ("the `--slurp` option is
not supported with `--jq` or `--template`"), so the filter moves to a separate
`jq` and flattens one extra level with `.[][]`.
"Fetch the relevant ticket" ran `gh issue view` unconditionally, ignoring the
PR-first rule this same document states: a bare number can be either.
The pagination guard now proves both properties it only appeared to prove. Its
fixture puts a matching record on each page, so reading page 1 alone fails, and
it parses with one `json.loads`, so dropping `--slurp` fails. It runs the
command through `bash -o pipefail`, so a gh failure cannot hide behind jq.
Policy tests 34 to 41. Every guard verified against a mutated tree: the
mutations round 4 proved, plus quoting, continuation and operator cases.
The tests now need `jq` and Bash, which README.md records.
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…command The frontier query listed `state,blockedBy,assignees` and then told the reader to add `body`. An agent running the documented command as written never fetched `body`, so it could not see a `Blocked by: #<n>` fallback line and would treat a blocked child as ready. The command now requests `body`, and the trailing instruction to add it is gone rather than left beside a command that already has it. The existing guard could not catch this: it checks that every documented `--json` field exists in the CLI, not that a documented procedure fetches what its own prose says it reads. The new guard closes that: within one Markdown step, any backticked token that is a real JSON field for a gh subcommand used in that step must appear in some `--json` list in the same step. A mention satisfied by another command in the step is fine, which is why `subIssues` on the map query does not trip the child query, and a token that is not a real field is ignored, which is why the external-PR step can name `authorAssociation` to say gh lacks it. The gh field probe moved into one cached helper. Both guards now read the accepted field set from the same place instead of each running its own probe. The first version of this guard passed against the unfixed document because it read match group 1, the backticks, instead of group 2, the content. It was inert and looked correct. The regression covers a field dropped from the command, a field named only in prose, and both negative cases above. Policy tests 41 to 43.
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External pull requests are a request surface. They run through the same labels and states as issues. GitHub shares one number space across issues and PRs, so the recorded convention resolves a bare
#42withgh pr viewand falls back togh issue view.wontfixalready existed and is reused, not recreated. That is the point of the mapping table:triageapplies existing labels rather than creating duplicates. The other four roles had no label, soneeds-triage,needs-info,ready-for-agentandready-for-humanwere created in the repo alongside this change. All five now resolve.Not included
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