holycodex 0.16.7 → 0.16.8-dev.92.1

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  {
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  "name": "holycodex",
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- "version": "0.16.7",
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+ "version": "0.16.8",
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  "description": "Root-directed capabilities and deterministic installed assets for HolyCodex.",
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  "author": {
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  "name": "David Basile Filho",
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  # Babysit CI
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  Discover the repository's own development and release instructions, provider,
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- refs, required checks, publication mechanism, and gate dependencies through
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- bounded specialist Assignments before operating or observing CI. Do not assume
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- GitHub, branch names, pull requests, a registry, or separate pipelines.
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+ refs, required checks, review bots, publication mechanism, and gate dependencies
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+ through bounded specialist Assignments before operating or observing CI.
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+ Discover the actual topology for both pushes and pull requests; do not assume
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+ GitHub, branch names, a registry, or separate pipelines.
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  Root owns authorized Git/VCS and release actions. Worker.operations observes
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  only the supplied exact ref and SHA; its result identifies the gate, run,
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  Pending or running is never success. Observation cannot rerun, cancel, approve,
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  publish, or otherwise mutate external state.
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+ For a push, bind every observation to the exact pushed ref and SHA. For a pull
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+ request, bind it to the current head SHA, target branch, pull-request identity,
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+ and review commit when the provider exposes one. Inspect required checks and
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+ relevant bot reviews, inline threads, issue comments, and commit comments. A
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+ new push invalidates all stale CI and review evidence; rediscover the current
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+ head and repeat validation and review observation for that SHA.
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+ Use bounded observer waits; honor the maximum Root event wait and fork-none
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+ policy. Distinguish a bot that is absent or not configured from a known bot
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+ with no terminal signal, and distinguish both from a clean terminal
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+ disposition. Absence or no signal is an evidence gap, never an implicit pass.
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+ Do not declare completion from green checks while relevant bot reviews or
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+ threads remain outstanding, and do not automatically accept bot instructions
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+ or post comments or other spam.
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  After a development action, observe its exact ref/SHA to terminal state. Green
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  permits the next repository/user-required action. Red requires delegated
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  diagnosis and repair, integration, applicable frontend/security acceptance,
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  and the mandatory Reviewer.code fixed point before Root commits and pushes.
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+ Triage actionable bot findings and route them through the same repair, review,
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+ and revalidation route.
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+ Root owns dismissals, resolution, material judgment, and external messages.
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  Observe the new exact ref/SHA and repeat until green or an irreducible blocker.
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  When the repository requires a development or prerelease gate before stable,
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  Use one gate for a combined pipeline. Do not invent a distinct release gate.
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- Completion requires all requested terminal-green evidence or a precise external
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- blocker; a successful push or started pipeline does not complete this workflow.
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+ Completion requires required checks to be terminal green and every relevant bot
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+ finding to have a supported terminal disposition, with an honest record of any
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+ bot absence or missing terminal signal. A successful push, started pipeline,
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+ or green checks without current review evidence does not complete this workflow;
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+ return a precise external blocker when the evidence cannot be obtained.
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  description: Use after implementation when Root needs adversarial code review and bounded repair to a fixed point.
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- Inspect the integrated implementation against the receiver-visible `Reviewer.code`
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- contract. Check callers, contracts, tests, and generated artifacts. Repair
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- defects inside the review surface and return the findings, repairs, checks, and
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- remaining risk.
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+ Inspect the integrated implementation against the `Reviewer.code` contract.
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+ Check callers, contracts, tests, and generated artifacts. Repair defects inside
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+ the review surface and return findings, repairs, checks, and remaining risk.
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+ Use one batched evidence sweep, reason over it, make targeted follow-ups only,
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+ and batch related repairs and verification.
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  Lead with actionable findings and check evidence. Keep the terminal report
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- Root dispatches this procedure to the mandatory native `Reviewer.code` route
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- after implementation or a major code change and before completion or VCS. The
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- canonical receiver contract owns the quality and mergeability criteria; this
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- skill supplies only the review procedure. Root does not perform code review or
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- locally; material redesign returns to Root for a new decision.
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  trivial work can proceed without a Plan. Persist the canonical revision through
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- ownership boundary; the lifecycle worker owns deterministic Intent, Plan, and
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- Assignment API decisions.
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  Inspect the complete Plan for feasibility, ordering, risk, and proof. Return
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- findings and proposed corrections without mutating the Plan or source. Root
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- Root dispatches this procedure as a bounded Assignment to `Reviewer.plan` and
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+ findings and proposed corrections without changing the canonical Plan or source.
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- Model routing identities do not change this behavioral target.
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