[codex] Route merge-readiness asks out of plan-pr-batch - #47
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WalkthroughAdded a conditional instruction block to skills/plan-pr-batch/SKILL.md directing the planner to resolve repo-specific PR readiness policy via AGENTS.md and .agents/agent-workflow.yml's review_gate setting, prefer a repo-local pr-processing.md, and report UNKNOWN when unresolved rather than guessing. ChangesPlan-pr-batch readiness guidance
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Review SummaryThis is a tiny, focused change (4 lines added to Blocking issue (inline comment posted): No code-quality, security, or performance concerns otherwise — the diff is pure documentation/skill-routing text with no shell/Ruby helper changes in this PR. Suggestion: either add the |
ReviewReviewed the diff (6 lines added to Summary: Clean, well-scoped change. No bugs, security issues, or performance concerns — this is a documentation-only addition to a skill file. Portability check (AGENTS.md Editing Rules): Passes. The new paragraph routes merge-readiness/manual-testing/sequencing questions to the target repo's Consistency check: Verified there's no existing guidance elsewhere in Minor/non-blocking observations:
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ReviewReviewed the diff (6-line addition to Summary: Clean, well-scoped change. No issues found.
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Review summarySmall, well-scoped change: adds a guard to Portability check: clean. It only names the already-established generic seam surfaces ( Correctness: the mapping makes sense — One suggestion (posted inline): the new paragraph's fallback for "any repo-local readiness workflow" is left undefined and has no No security, performance, or shell/Ruby-safety concerns — this PR touches only Markdown skill instructions. |
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ReviewReviewed the diff (single-file change to Summary: Small, well-scoped addition that routes merge-readiness/manual-testing/merge-sequencing questions away from Checks performed:
Minor, non-blocking nit: the new paragraph names No correctness, security, or portability issues found. |
Review summaryThis PR adds a short paragraph to Portability / conventions: Clean. Finding (posted inline on No other correctness, security, or performance issues found in this diff. |
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…h-merge-readiness-route * origin/main: [codex] Make plan-pr-batch goals Codex-pasteable (#50) [codex] Add host adapter and Codex plugin metadata [codex] Add pause restart prompt skill [codex] Add batch titles and audit defaults [codex] Fix PR-batch Goal-mode completion contract (#52) Add strict trust mode to preflight (#48) [codex] Add generic PR-batch continuation prompt (#49)
Review SummarySmall, well-scoped change (+10/-0, single file: No code, shell, or Ruby helper changes in this PR, so there's no Finding (posted inline, on I also flagged a secondary, more minor ambiguity in the same block: the UNKNOWN-fallback sentence doesn't state precedence for the case where the Otherwise the change is portable — it doesn't hardcode any consumer-repo-specific commands, labels, branches, or paths, and the "installed/shared … fallback" phrasing matches this file's existing conventions. |
Review summaryReviewed the scoped change (routing PR-merge-readiness/manual-testing/sequencing questions out of Content/portability: The new paragraph (lines 18-26) is clean — it names the generic Host-adapter syntax: The One formatting regression — see inline comment on No security, |
Review: Route merge-readiness asks out of plan-pr-batchReviewed the diff to Portability — looks correct. The new readiness-routing paragraph only names existing, generic seam keys ( Fallback logic — sound. The three-way fallback (review_gate resolved → normal path; review_gate unresolved but workflow resolved → fall back to Host-adapter markers ( Ruby/shell in No correctness, security, or portability issues found. LGTM. |
Review summaryReviewed the diff (single file, Portability — clean. The new paragraph routes readiness/manual-testing/merge-sequencing asks through the Correctness — the fallback chain ( Scope — the new guardrail sits before the existing Shell/Ruby helpers — not applicable; no No bugs, security issues, or portability violations found. This is a low-risk, well-scoped documentation change consistent with repo conventions. |
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Reviewed the diff (skills/plan-pr-batch/SKILL.md only, +14/-1). Summary: Portability: The new paragraph correctly uses the existing seam conventions ( Two things worth a look (posted as inline comments):
Nothing else stood out — no security issues, no bugs in logic/control flow, and no |
Review summarySmall, focused change: Portability: Good — verified this doesn't invent new terminology. Code/shell/Ruby safety: N/A — this diff only touches prose in a SKILL.md; no bin/ or helper scripts changed. Bugs/logic: No functional bugs found. The fallback ladder (resolve Two minor nits posted inline:
Possible gap: This is a behavior change to a shared skill (plan-pr-batch now declines/reroutes a class of requests it previously might have handled as batch planning). CHANGELOG.md's [Unreleased] section doesn't have an entry for it, whereas other skill-behavior changes in this repo are logged there (e.g. the "Default post-merge audits..." and "Clarify completed-batch..." entries). Worth confirming whether this qualifies under the repo's own changelog policy before merge. No security or performance concerns identified. |
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Review: Route merge-readiness asks out of plan-pr-batchScope: single file, Portability — Verified against the repo's own conventions rather than taking the new text at face value:
Correctness — The new paragraph's routing logic is internally consistent (pointer-style vs. inline-style AGENTS.md, Minor, non-blocking observation: the paragraph covers three question types ("ready to merge", "manual testing remaining", "how to sequence merges") but the resolution path it defines centers on No shell/Ruby helper changes in this PR ( Overall: clean, well-grounded, low-risk documentation change. No bugs, security, or portability issues found. |
ReviewReviewed the diff (single-file, +14/-0 in Portability: The new paragraph only references generic seam mechanisms already established across the repo — Logic: The fallback chain is sound and follows the file's existing
Consistency: Bold-term style ( No shell/Ruby helper changes in this diff (docs-only), so no additional safety concerns there. |
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ReviewSmall, well-scoped doc-only change ( Portability — Passes. The new paragraph only references identifiers already established elsewhere in this shared pack: the Correctness — The routing logic holds together: readiness/manual-testing/merge-sequencing questions get redirected to the repo's Shell/Ruby helpers — N/A, no One minor, non-blocking nit left inline: the added block is fairly verbose relative to the rest of the file and No bugs, security, or performance concerns found. |
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$plan-pr-batchdecline PR readiness, manual testing, and merge sequencing requests as implementation-batch planningAGENTS.mdReview gate seam and any repo-local readiness workflow insteadWhy
$plan-pr-batchis for implementation batch planning. Readiness and merge sequencing questions need the target repo’s readiness/review policy, not a generated worker batch. The wording stays portable by naming the existingAGENTS.mdseam instead of a consumer-specific skill.Validation
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