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201
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+ For repository conventions, these resolved values take precedence over prompt
205
+ defaults. Defaults apply only to undeclared choices. Paths are references: read the
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+ applicable documents when a decision depends on them, following instruction indexes.
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+ Use the repository's applicable issue template instead of layering another body template over it. Fill required fields; ask when two templates fit equally. Keep the PR template's sections, explaining non-applicable ones briefly.
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+ Use existing label casing. Never create a label unless explicitly opted in by issues.allowLabelCreation and the action is authorized. Drop labels known to be absent; report lost classification. When the registry is unavailable, report that validation could not be performed rather than claiming the label does not exist. Local metadata labels are free-form and should reuse the local vocabulary.
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- Paths listed under "Policy documents" are pointers, not content: read them when
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+ Prefer native fields over labels and textual prefixes. Do not reintroduce a type prefix when the repository uses native Issue Types unless its declared title convention requires it. Defaults apply only to undeclared choices; obtain the fallback taxonomy from the bundled conventions helper where supplied.
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+ If a required check fails or cannot run, report the failure or unverified criterion. Do not mark that criterion passed or emit a completion/approval signal. Discover checks appropriate to the stack; do not require TypeScript checks in a project without TypeScript. For UI acceptance, use an available browser capability and record what was exercised; missing browser verification remains pending when required.
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55
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+ defaults. Defaults apply only to undeclared choices. Paths are references: read the
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+ applicable documents when a decision depends on them, following instruction indexes.
62
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+ Use the repository's applicable issue template instead of layering another body template over it. Fill required fields; ask when two templates fit equally. Keep the PR template's sections, explaining non-applicable ones briefly.
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+ Use existing label casing. Never create a label unless explicitly opted in by issues.allowLabelCreation and the action is authorized. Drop labels known to be absent; report lost classification. When the registry is unavailable, report that validation could not be performed rather than claiming the label does not exist. Local metadata labels are free-form and should reuse the local vocabulary.
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+ For repository conventions, these resolved values take precedence over prompt
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+ defaults. Defaults apply only to undeclared choices. Paths are references: read the
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+ applicable documents when a decision depends on them, following instruction indexes.
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+ Use the repository's applicable issue template instead of layering another body template over it. Fill required fields; ask when two templates fit equally. Keep the PR template's sections, explaining non-applicable ones briefly.
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- Paths listed under "Policy documents" are pointers, not content: read them when
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+ If a required check fails or cannot run, report the failure or unverified criterion. Do not mark that criterion passed or emit a completion/approval signal. Discover checks appropriate to the stack; do not require TypeScript checks in a project without TypeScript. For UI acceptance, use an available browser capability and record what was exercised; missing browser verification remains pending when required.
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+ Evaluate review feedback against the code and requirements before applying it. Reproduce valid defects where feasible. Record why an incorrect or inapplicable finding was rejected, with evidence, rather than changing code just to satisfy its wording. Re-review after valid fixes.
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- prompt.** Where the two disagree, follow the repository. Where the repository is
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+ For repository conventions, these resolved values take precedence over prompt
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+ defaults. Defaults apply only to undeclared choices. Paths are references: read the
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- Paths listed under "Policy documents" are pointers, not content: read them when
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- a decision depends on what they say.
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+ Use existing label casing. Never create a label unless explicitly opted in by issues.allowLabelCreation and the action is authorized. Drop labels known to be absent; report lost classification. When the registry is unavailable, report that validation could not be performed rather than claiming the label does not exist. Local metadata labels are free-form and should reuse the local vocabulary.
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  O painel tem três abas ("Execução", "Kanban" e "Histórico") e um único drawer de detalhes
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+ para fases e stories (inclusive cards do Kanban). As abas seguem o padrão ARIA de
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+ tablist: setas ←/→ movem o foco, Home/End vão às pontas, e só a aba ativa tem
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+ formato `<contexto> · issue-flow`. No detalhe o `h1` é a execução (`#N` como
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+ O resto da identidade da execução fica ao redor do `h1`: branch e chip de
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+ | Estado agora | progresso, "Executando agora", "Resiliência" e a linha "Próximos passos" |
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+ | Contexto | issue, repositório e "Harnesses e configuração efetiva" |
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+ | Andamento | fases e user stories |
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+ Cada assunto dentro de um bloco é uma `.block-part` com `<h3>` — **sem borda,
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+ | Item do plano | **user story** / **user stories** | story, stories, User Story misturado |
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+ | Estado da corrida | **aguardando / executando / concluído / falhou** | sinônimos soltos no badge |
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+ | Indicador de corrida ativa | **ao vivo** + `.live` | "live", segundo badge, ponto com uppercase |
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+ | Espaçamento | `--space-4` · `--space-8` · `--space-12` · `--space-16` · `--space-24` |
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+ divisória) e o `calc(var(--space-12) - 3px)` de `.story-executing` (desconta a
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+ do dashboard e do Kanban, `<select>`s, fechar do drawer, "Todas as execuções",
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