@cratis/pi 7.60.0 → 7.61.0
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| `cratis/engineering/typescript` | TypeScript engineering conventions | `cratis/engineering/core` |
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| `cratis/engineering/react` | React engineering conventions | `cratis/engineering/core` |
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The `cratis/engineering` profile also carries [issue-assignment.md](../../../rules/issue-assignment.md): when an agent starts work on a numbered issue in a known repository and nobody is assigned, it assigns the current `gh` user.
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### Language Profiles
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profile: cratis/engineering
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# Claim the issue you start work on
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When an agent starts work on a GitHub issue, the issue says who is on it. Nobody can
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tell from an unassigned issue that work has begun, so two people (or two agents) pick it
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up, or it looks abandoned while it is being done.
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- **Applies when** the work is tied to an issue with a number in a known repository: the
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user named it (`#123`, `Cratis/Repo#123`, an issue URL), or the branch, task or handover
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names it. Work with no issue, or an issue whose repository you cannot determine, is
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outside this rule; never guess a number or a repository.
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- **Read the assignees first**, in the issue's own repository:
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`gh issue view <n> --repo <owner>/<repo> --json assignees,state`.
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- **Assign only when nobody is assigned.** Run
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`gh issue edit <n> --repo <owner>/<repo> --add-assignee @me` so the current `gh` user is
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the assignee. `@me` resolves to whoever is authenticated, so it is the user the agent
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works for, not a name you invent.
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- **Never replace or add to an existing assignment.** Someone already on the issue means
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it is claimed; leave it, and mention it if it affects the work.
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- **Do it once, at the start,** before the first edit. Do not re-check on every turn.
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- **Skip a closed issue** and say so; do not reopen or assign it.
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- **If assigning fails** (no permission, `gh` not authenticated, the issue is in a
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repository you cannot write to), say so in one line and continue with the work. A missing
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assignee is never a reason to stop.
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The user's request to work on the issue is the authority for this assignment; do not ask
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before doing it. It authorizes assigning the issue and nothing else: commenting, labeling
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or closing still follow [pull-requests.md](./pull-requests.md) and the user's request.
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| `cratis/engineering/typescript` | TypeScript engineering conventions | `cratis/engineering/core` |
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| `cratis/engineering/react` | React engineering conventions | `cratis/engineering/core` |
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The `cratis/engineering` profile also carries [issue-assignment.md](./issue-assignment.md): when an agent starts work on a numbered issue in a known repository and nobody is assigned, it assigns the current `gh` user.
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### Language Profiles
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