pi-orchestrator-config 4.8.4 → 4.9.0

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -14,8 +14,8 @@ Single extension that provides:
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  | **Subagent tool** | Delegate tasks to specialist agents (single, parallel, chain, async modes); optional `model` param for model override |
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  | **`list_models`** | List available models and providers for subagent model override |
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- | **Async background agents** | Spawn agents in background with `async: true` — results surface automatically when complete. Fullscreen overlay dashboard with live output, keyboard nav, and kill support (`/async-status`: `x` kills, `Space` multi-selects, `a` kills all). On **acpx** parents, optional async is coerced to sync; dream/cron need `internal_operations_provider` + `internal_operations_model`. `cli-*` providers support async natively (see `dev-docs/cli-provider.md`) |
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- | **CLI / ACPX providers** | Optional `cli_agents` / `acpx_agents` register `cli-*` / `acpx-*` via native `createProvider` (pi ≥ 0.84): `/login cli-<agent>` or `/login acpx-<agent>`, model refresh, filter when unavailable. Missing context window / maxTokens / cost filled from models.dev (`~/.pi/pi-config/models.dev.json`, 1-day refresh). Cold-start default restore (#753): gates `startup`\|`new`, empty `enabledModels`, trusted project merge — see `dev-docs/cli-provider.md`. Headless Cursor `--approve-mcps` when `CLI_APPROVE_MCPS` is set (`false` opts out) or the process is a sidecar (`SIDECAR_PORT`; `startSidecar()` stamps it while running and restores it on `close()`). Executable sidecar consumers should call `bindSidecarListenExit()` so bind/`stopped` fatals exit 1. Headless Gemini defaults `GEMINI_CLI_TRUST_WORKSPACE=true` and preserves an explicit parent value (including `false`). |
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+ | **Async background agents** | Spawn agents in background with `async: true` — results surface automatically when complete. Fullscreen overlay dashboard with live output, keyboard nav, and kill support (`/async-status`: `x` kills, `Space` multi-selects, `a` kills all). On **acpx** parents, optional async is coerced to sync; dream/cron need `internal_operations_provider` + `internal_operations_model`. `cli-*` providers support async natively (see `docs/cli-provider.md`) |
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+ | **CLI / ACPX providers** | Optional `cli_agents` / `acpx_agents` register `cli-*` / `acpx-*` via native `createProvider` (pi ≥ 0.84): `/login cli-<agent>` or `/login acpx-<agent>`, model refresh, filter when unavailable. Missing context window / maxTokens / cost filled from models.dev (`~/.pi/pi-config/models.dev.json`, 1-day refresh). Cold-start default restore (#753): gates `startup`\|`resume` (`new` only when no model is selected), empty `enabledModels`, trusted project merge — see `docs/cli-provider.md`. Headless Cursor `--approve-mcps` when `CLI_APPROVE_MCPS` is set (`false` opts out) or the process is a sidecar (`SIDECAR_PORT`; `startSidecar()` stamps it while running and restores it on `close()`). Executable sidecar consumers should call `bindSidecarListenExit()` so bind/`stopped` fatals exit 1. Headless Gemini defaults `GEMINI_CLI_TRUST_WORKSPACE=true` and preserves an explicit parent value (including `false`). |
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  | **`/btw` command** | Quick side questions without polluting conversation history — ephemeral overlay |
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  | **`/async-status` command** | Show status of background agents — select one for live output streaming, multi-select and kill (`x`), or kill everything (`a`) |
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  | **`ask_user` tool** | Structured user input with options and free-text — used by workflows |
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  | `/refine-review <url>` | Refine and improve existing PR review comments |
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  | `/coderabbit-rate-limit [number\|url]` | Handle CodeRabbit rate limiting on PRs |
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  | `/create-coms-feature-manager` | Generate a coms feature-manager prompt customized for the current project (source template: `templates/coms-feature-manager-prompt.md`) |
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+ | `/create-commit <message>` | Commit and push the current change set via git-expert (source template: `templates/commit-prompt.md` — stage exact files, commit, push, report sha) |
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  | `/query-db <command>` | Query the review comments database |
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  | `/external-ai <agent> [--model <model>] [--session-id <id>] [--fix\|--peer\|--resume] <prompt>` | Run prompts via AI CLIs directly (cursor, claude, gemini) — full model access |
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  | `/external-ai-models-refresh` | Refresh cached AI CLI models for autocomplete |
@@ -305,7 +306,7 @@ See [`pi-config-settings.example.jsonc`](pi-config-settings.example.jsonc) for a
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  Resolution order: project file → global `~/.pi/pi-config-settings.json` → env var → default.
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- See `dev-docs/project-settings.md` for the full settings table.
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+ See `docs/configuration.md` for the full settings table.
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  #### Reviewer Environment Variables
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  Rules support settings/feature conditionals at prompt assembly (`assembleRuleText` in
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  `rule-placeholders.ts`). Full syntax, truthiness, and assembly order:
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- **[dev-docs/project-settings.md](dev-docs/project-settings.md)** (Rules assembly).
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+ **[docs/rules-and-layers.md](docs/rules-and-layers.md)** (Rules assembly).
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  Markers: `{{IF:key}}…{{/IF}}`, `{{IFNOT:key}}…{{/IFNOT}}`, comparisons
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  `{{IF:key==value}}` / `{{IF:key!=value}}`. Whole-file frontmatter: `requires_setting` /
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  After register, `filterModels` hides models when unavailable: PATH cleared while
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  agent state remains, restore PATH; after `session_shutdown` (AgentState cleared
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  and `initialized` reset) the next factory re-registers on `/new`|`/resume`|`/fork`
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- (PATH alone is not enough). See `dev-docs/cli-provider.md`.
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+ (PATH alone is not enough). See `docs/cli-provider.md`.
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  **ACPX provider agents (optional `acpx_agents`):** ACPX wraps CLI agents via the
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  ACP runtime. Supported agents: `cursor`, `claude`, `gemini`. Enable with
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  Uses `ln -sfn` (safe if multiple `pi-docker` sessions share the same folder). Those three
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  directories are added to the container global gitignore. **Native** installs do not auto-
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- sync — copy or symlink yourself (see `dev-docs/cli-provider.md`).
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+ sync — copy or symlink yourself (see `docs/cli-provider.md`).
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  **Extension ops logs:** `cli-provider` and dreaming write to `~/.pi/logs/` (not the chat
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- UI). Fallback: `$TMPDIR/pi-logs/`. Details in `dev-docs/cli-provider.md` (Logging).
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+ UI). Fallback: `$TMPDIR/pi-logs/`. Details in `docs/cli-provider.md` (Logging).
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  ### Pre-built image
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  | `myk-pi-tools pr claude-md` | Fetch `CLAUDE.md` and `AGENTS.md` content for a PR's repository |
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  | `myk-pi-tools release create` | Create a GitHub release with changelog |
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  | `myk-pi-tools db` | Review database query commands |
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- | `myk-pi-tools reviews` | Review handling commands |
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+ | `myk-pi-tools reviews` | Review handling commands (fetch, poll, address, post, store) |
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+ | `myk-pi-tools reviews address` | Apply replies/statuses to a fetched reviews JSON, then post and store it (see below) |
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  | `myk-pi-tools memory` | Project memory commands — persistent per-repo learning |
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  | `myk-pi-tools ai-cli` | AI CLI commands (cursor, claude, gemini) |
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  | `myk-pi-tools coderabbit` | CodeRabbit commands (check, trigger, retry) |
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  | `myk-pi-tools settings get [key ...]` | Resolve settings (project → global → env → default). No args = all keys |
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+ `reviews address` — bulk-apply replies to a fetched reviews JSON, then post and store it:
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+ ```bash
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+ myk-pi-tools reviews address [--json <reviews.json>] [--replies <mapping.txt>] [--set <status>]
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+ ```
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+ - `--json`: reviews JSON to process (default: newest `pr-*-reviews.json` in `.pi/tmp`)
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+ - `--replies`: mapping file, one rule per line — `<path>:<line>|<reply>` or `*|<reply>` (matches all pending findings);
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+ `#` comments and blank lines ignored
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+ - `--set`: target status for matched findings — `addressed` (default), `skipped`, `not_addressed`, or `failed`
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+ - Without `--replies`, pending findings that already carry a reply only get their status flipped (status-only mode)
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+ - Exit code `0` = replies posted and stored; non-zero = nothing matched, validation failed, or posting failed
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+ (the JSON is kept for retry — re-running with the same or a corrected mapping resumes unposted entries)
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+ - Validation failures change nothing: a rule matching several distinct findings at one location, or a status `post`
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+ rejects for Qodo sticky findings (`not_addressed`/`failed`; `skipped` only with an issue-spec-update reply),
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+ exits non-zero before the JSON is saved
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  `GET /providers` lists registered providers and whether each supports a session API key, even when no models or credentials are available. The Python client exposes this as `await SidecarClient.get_providers()`.
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+ The sidecar's internal agent dir is configurable (startSidecar `agentDir` option / `PI_SIDECAR_AGENT_DIR`, default `/tmp/pi-sidecar-agent`) so
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  | Change | Check these files |
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  | New feature/command/tool | `README.md` (feature table, usage examples) |
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- | New or modified extension module | `dev-docs/repo-structure.md` (repository structure) |
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- | New agent added/removed | `dev-docs/repo-structure.md`, routing rules, bug reporting agent list |
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+ | New or modified extension module | `contributing/repo-structure.md` (repository structure) |
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+ | New agent added/removed | `contributing/repo-structure.md`, routing rules, bug reporting agent list |
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  | New prompt template | `README.md` (prompt templates table) |
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  | Docker/container changes | `README.md` (Docker section), `Dockerfile` |
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  | New CLI tool or dependency | `README.md` (tools table), `Dockerfile` |
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  ### 5. Cross-File Consistency
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- - Do README.md, AGENTS.md, and dev-docs agree on commands, structure, and workflows?
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+ - Do README.md, AGENTS.md, and contributing/ agree on commands, structure, and workflows?
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  - Are version numbers, feature lists, and agent counts consistent?
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+ 2. `git add -- <specific files>` for each file (NEVER `git add .`; the `--` terminator prevents paths being read as options)
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  {
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  "name": "pidiff-ui",
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  "private": true,
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- "version": "4.8.4",
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  "type": "module",
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  "scripts": {
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  "dev": "vite",
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- import { restoreDefaultModelOnSessionStart } from "./restore-default-model.js";
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+ import { registerModelRestoreOnSessionStart } from "./model-restore-wiring.js";
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  import { registerLastThinkingLevel } from "./last-thinking-level.js";
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  import { teardownProvidersOnSessionShutdown } from "./session-shutdown.js";
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+ // handler (multiple registrations are fine) so the wiring is unit-testable.
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+ // Registered before the discovery-summary handler; the restore itself is
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+ // fire-and-forget so ordering with the summary/thinking handler is benign.
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+ registerModelRestoreOnSessionStart(pi, {
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+ argv: testOptions?.argv,
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+ onRestoreModel: (model, setSelected) => {
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+ log.debug("onRestoreModel handoff", { provider: model.provider, id: model.id });
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+ return lastThinking.restoreModel(model as Model<any>, setSelected);
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+ onRestoreSettled: (event, ctx, modelRestore) => {
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+ log.debug("onRestoreSettled handoff", { reason: (event as { reason?: string })?.reason });
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+ return void lastThinking.applyAfterModelRestore(event, ctx, modelRestore);
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+ import type { ExtensionAPI } from "@earendil-works/pi-coding-agent";
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- * 5. enabledModels is missing or empty (non-empty scopes like --models)
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+ * 4. argv does not contain --model, --provider, or --models (blocks in all
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+ * cases, including "new" with a missing model)
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+ * 5. enabledModels is missing or empty (non-empty scopes like --models;
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+ * blocks in all cases)
85
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  */
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  export function shouldRestoreDefaultModel(opts: RestoreDefaultModelOpts): boolean {
87
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  const reason = typeof opts.reason === "string" ? opts.reason.trim() : "";
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- if (!RESTORE_ALLOWED_REASONS.has(reason)) {
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+
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+ const currentProvider = typeof opts.currentProvider === "string"
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+ ? opts.currentProvider.trim()
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+ : "";
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+ const currentModelId = typeof opts.currentModelId === "string"
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+ ? opts.currentModelId.trim()
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+ : "";
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+ const currentMissing = !currentProvider || !currentModelId;
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+
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+ // Reason gate: startup|resume always eligible; "new" only when no model is
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+ // selected (fills an empty selection; an existing selection is kept, #901).
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+ if (
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+ !RESTORE_ALLOWED_REASONS.has(reason)
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+ && !(reason === "new" && currentMissing)
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+ ) {
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+ log.debug("shouldRestoreDefaultModel reject", { stage: "reason-gate", reason, currentMissing });
89
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  return false;
90
113
  }
91
114
 
@@ -96,25 +119,26 @@ export function shouldRestoreDefaultModel(opts: RestoreDefaultModelOpts): boolea
96
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  ? opts.defaultModelId.trim()
97
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  : "";
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121
 
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- if (!provider || !modelId) return false;
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+ if (!provider || !modelId) {
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+ log.debug("shouldRestoreDefaultModel reject", { stage: "missing-defaults", reason });
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+ return false;
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+ }
100
126
 
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  if (argvHasModelOrProviderOverride(opts.argv)) {
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+ log.debug("shouldRestoreDefaultModel reject", { stage: "argv-override", reason });
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  return false;
103
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  }
104
131
 
105
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  if (hasEnabledModelsScope(opts.enabledModels)) {
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+ log.debug("shouldRestoreDefaultModel reject", { stage: "enabled-models-scope", reason });
106
134
  return false;
107
135
  }
108
136
 
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- const currentProvider = typeof opts.currentProvider === "string"
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- ? opts.currentProvider.trim()
111
- : "";
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- const currentModelId = typeof opts.currentModelId === "string"
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- ? opts.currentModelId.trim()
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- : "";
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-
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- if (!currentProvider || !currentModelId) return true;
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- return currentProvider !== provider || currentModelId !== modelId;
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+ const decision = currentMissing
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+ || currentProvider !== provider
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+ || currentModelId !== modelId;
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+ log.debug("shouldRestoreDefaultModel decision", { reason, decision });
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+ return decision;
118
142
  }
119
143
 
120
144
  export type PiAgentDefaults = {
@@ -425,6 +449,10 @@ export async function restoreDefaultModelOnSessionStart(opts: {
425
449
  const currentProvider = current?.provider;
426
450
  const currentModelId = current?.id;
427
451
  const argv = opts.argv ?? process.argv;
452
+ // Normalize once: the decision gate trims the reason, so the mid-flight
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+ // abort guard must compare the trimmed value too — a padded reason (e.g.
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+ // " new ") must not split the two code paths.
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+ const reason = typeof opts.reason === "string" ? opts.reason.trim() : "";
428
456
  const argvOverride = argvHasModelOrProviderOverride(argv);
429
457
  const enabledModelsScope = hasEnabledModelsScope(enabledModels);
430
458
 
@@ -439,7 +467,7 @@ export async function restoreDefaultModelOnSessionStart(opts: {
439
467
  })) {
440
468
  log.debug(
441
469
  "restore-default-model skip",
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- `reason=${opts.reason ?? "?"} default=${defaultProvider ?? "?"}/${defaultModel ?? "?"} ` +
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+ `reason=${reason || "?"} default=${defaultProvider ?? "?"}/${defaultModel ?? "?"} ` +
443
471
  `current=${currentProvider ?? "?"}/${currentModelId ?? "?"} ` +
444
472
  `argvOverride=${argvOverride} enabledModelsScope=${enabledModelsScope}` +
445
473
  (enabledModelsScope ? ` enabledModels=${enabledModels!.length}` : ""),
@@ -473,7 +501,7 @@ export async function restoreDefaultModelOnSessionStart(opts: {
473
501
  log.warn(
474
502
  "restore-default-model fail-fast",
475
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  `registeredProviders lack ${defaultProvider} (count=${count}): ${label} ` +
476
- `(session_start reason=${opts.reason ?? "?"})`,
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+ `(session_start reason=${reason || "?"})`,
477
505
  );
478
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  return false;
479
507
  }
@@ -503,6 +531,18 @@ export async function restoreDefaultModelOnSessionStart(opts: {
503
531
  return true;
504
532
  }
505
533
  } else {
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+ // Empty /new snapshot: any model that appeared is a selection (user or
535
+ // picker) — abort rather than overwrite it with the saved default.
536
+ // The baseline path below is only for startup/resume, where the first
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+ // live model may be the race-recovered initial pick, not user intent.
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+ if (reason === "new") {
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+ log.debug(
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+ "restore-default-model abort",
541
+ `empty /new session; live selection appeared ` +
542
+ `${live.provider}/${live.id} (${phase} attempt ${attempt}/${retries})`,
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+ );
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+ return true;
545
+ }
506
546
  // Empty snapshot: first non-default live model is baseline, not abort.
507
547
  // Only abort when live later *changes* from that mid-flight selection.
508
548
  if (!firstSeenLive) {
@@ -568,7 +608,7 @@ export async function restoreDefaultModelOnSessionStart(opts: {
568
608
  "restore-default-model",
569
609
  `restored ${label} ` +
570
610
  `(was ${currentProvider ?? "none"}/${currentModelId ?? "none"}; ` +
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- `session_start reason=${opts.reason ?? "?"}; attempt ${attempt}/${retries})`,
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+ `session_start reason=${reason || "?"}; attempt ${attempt}/${retries})`,
572
612
  );
573
613
  return true;
574
614
  }
@@ -590,7 +630,7 @@ export async function restoreDefaultModelOnSessionStart(opts: {
590
630
  log.warn(
591
631
  "restore-default-model exhausted",
592
632
  `${lastFailReason} after ${retries} attempts ` +
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- `(session_start reason=${opts.reason ?? "?"})`,
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+ `(session_start reason=${reason || "?"})`,
594
634
  );
595
635
  return false;
596
636
  }
package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
2
2
  "name": "pi-orchestrator-config",
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- "version": "4.8.4",
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+ "version": "4.9.0",
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  "description": "Orchestrator pattern for pi: specialist subagents, enforcement, code review loop, workflow commands",
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5
  "keywords": [
6
6
  "pi-package"
@@ -0,0 +1,58 @@
1
+ ---
2
+ description: "Commit and push the current change set via git-expert — /create-commit <message>"
3
+ argument-hint: "<message>"
4
+ ---
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+
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+ ## Raw Arguments
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+
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+ ```text
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+ $ARGUMENTS
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+ ```
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+
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+ # Create Commit Prompt
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+
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+ Generates the git-expert commit delegation from the template instead of composing
15
+ the instruction prose. Only the file list and message vary per commit.
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+
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+ ## Workflow
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+
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+ ### Step 1: Read the Template
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+
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+ Read the template file:
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+
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+ ```text
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+ ~/.pi/agent/npm/node_modules/pi-orchestrator-config/templates/commit-prompt.md
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+ ```
26
+
27
+ Developer checkout fallback: `templates/commit-prompt.md` in the pi-config repo.
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+ This is the immutable source template. NEVER modify it.
29
+
30
+ ### Step 2: Fill Placeholders
31
+
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+ | Placeholder | Value |
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+ |-------------|-------|
34
+ | `{{FILES}}` | Every file to commit, one hyphen bullet per file, exact paths — parse `git status --porcelain=v1 -z` per the rules below |
35
+ | `{{MESSAGE}}` | Commit subject — the FIRST LINE of the raw arguments, nothing more. If empty, draft a conventional `type(scope): description` subject from the change set and confirm with the user |
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+ | `{{BODY}}` | The remainder of the raw arguments after the first line, if any — never duplicates `{{MESSAGE}}` content. Empty by default |
37
+
38
+ **Parsing `git status --porcelain=v1 -z`** (NUL-delimited; avoids quote ambiguity):
39
+
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+ - Rename (`R`) and copy (`C`) records: list only the NEW/destination path
41
+ - C-escaped quoted paths: decode to the real path; deleted paths: keep as-is
42
+ - Paths containing newlines or control characters: render them in `printf '%q'` shell-escaped form so the bullet keeps one line — git-expert decodes before staging
43
+
44
+ If `git status` shows files that clearly should not be committed (generated
45
+ artifacts, `.env`, secrets), exclude them from `{{FILES}}` and say so.
46
+
47
+ Never leave a `{{...}}` token in the output. If the commit text contains a run of
48
+ four or more backticks, lengthen the template's code fences to exceed it
49
+ (fences must always out-length any backtick run inside).
50
+
51
+ ### Step 3: Delegate
52
+
53
+ Delegate the filled template to `git-expert` **verbatim** — no extra prose,
54
+ no re-wording, no added instructions.
55
+
56
+ ### Step 4: Report
57
+
58
+ Report git-expert's result: commit sha, branch, push outcome.
@@ -371,11 +371,27 @@ No "this looks similar to the one I already fixed."**
371
371
 
372
372
  If any approved tasks weren't implemented, review with user.
373
373
 
374
- ### Phase 5: Persist Decisions
374
+ ### Phase 5: Prepare Reply Mappings
375
375
 
376
- Update each JSON entry with `status` and `reply` fields before posting.
376
+ 🚨 **NEVER hand-edit the reviews JSON.** No python heredocs, no `jq`, no manual
377
+ `status`/`reply` field mutation. The `myk-pi-tools reviews address` command applies
378
+ replies, flips statuses, posts, and stores in one step — you only prepare mapping files.
377
379
 
378
- **Valid status values:**
380
+ Write one mapping file per target status. Each line targets one finding:
381
+
382
+ ```text
383
+ <path>:<line>|<reply>
384
+ ```
385
+
386
+ - `<path>:<line>` — the finding's fetched `path` and `line`. A thread finding and its
387
+ paired sticky finding are addressed together automatically (the command handles
388
+ dedupe and pairing — you never target stickies separately).
389
+ - `*` — matches ALL pending findings (single-line mapping file).
390
+ - Group findings by their target status — Phase 8 runs one `reviews address` call per
391
+ status group.
392
+ - Posting happens in Phase 8, AFTER commit/push — do not post before the fixes are pushed.
393
+
394
+ **Valid status values (the `--set` flag for each mapping group):**
379
395
 
380
396
  | Status | Behavior |
381
397
  |--------|----------|
@@ -438,44 +454,52 @@ Skip asking the user — commit and push automatically.
438
454
  Code must be pushed before posting replies so that reviewers can see the fixes
439
455
  when threads are resolved.
440
456
 
441
- ### Phase 8: Post Replies
457
+ ### Phase 8: Post Replies (via reviews address)
442
458
 
443
- Post all replies to GitHub and store results in the database.
444
-
445
- **Body comments (outside-diff, major, minor, nitpick, duplicate, qodo sticky):**
446
-
447
- Comments that don't have GitHub review threads (e.g., CodeRabbit outside-diff,
448
- major, minor, nitpick, and duplicate comments) are replied to via a single
449
- consolidated PR comment per reviewer. The comment mentions the reviewer (e.g., `@coderabbitai`)
450
- and includes sections for each comment with the decision made. This ensures
451
- automated reviewers know their comments were reviewed and won't re-raise them.
452
-
453
- Post replies to GitHub:
459
+ Run one `reviews address` call per status group prepared in Phase 5 — each call applies
460
+ the mapping, posts replies, resolves threads, and stores to the database:
454
461
 
455
462
  ```bash
456
- myk-pi-tools reviews post {json_path}
463
+ myk-pi-tools reviews address --json {json_path} --replies {mapping_file} --set addressed
464
+ myk-pi-tools reviews address --json {json_path} --replies {mapping_file} --set skipped
457
465
  ```
458
466
 
459
- If the command exits with a non-zero code, some threads failed to post.
460
- The command prints an ACTION REQUIRED message with the exact retry command.
461
- Re-run it to retry — only unposted entries are retried. Repeat until all succeed.
462
-
463
- **Output verification (MANDATORY):**
464
-
465
- After `reviews post` completes successfully, check the output:
467
+ The command picks the newest `pr-*-reviews.json` in `.pi/tmp` when `--json` is omitted.
466
468
 
467
- - `Processed N threads` — N should equal the number of entries with status `addressed`, `not_addressed`, `skipped`, or `failed` (everything except `pending`)
468
- - `Resolved: N` — should be non-zero if any entries have status `addressed` or if AI-source entries have status `skipped`/`not_addressed`
469
- - If `Processed 0 threads`, the status values in the JSON are wrong — fix them to use valid values from the table above and re-run before proceeding
470
- - If output shows `Warning: Unknown status`, fix those entries — e.g., `"done"` or `"completed"` are not valid, use `"addressed"` instead
469
+ **Multi-group retention:** while any findings remain pending (unposted, not
470
+ auto-skipped), a successful run posts its group but does NOT store — the JSON is
471
+ kept on disk for the remaining status-group runs. The final run (nothing pending)
472
+ stores to the database and consumes the JSON. Run the groups in any order.
471
473
 
472
- Do NOT proceed to `reviews store` until `reviews post` shows the expected thread count.
473
-
474
- Store to database:
474
+ **Body comments (outside-diff, major, minor, nitpick, duplicate, qodo sticky):**
475
475
 
476
- ```bash
477
- myk-pi-tools reviews store {json_path}
478
- ```
476
+ Comments that don't have GitHub review threads (e.g., CodeRabbit outside-diff,
477
+ major, minor, nitpick, and duplicate comments) are replied to via a single
478
+ consolidated PR comment per reviewer — `reviews address` handles this exactly like
479
+ `reviews post` did: the comment mentions the reviewer (e.g., `@coderabbitai`) and
480
+ includes sections for each comment with the decision made. This ensures automated
481
+ reviewers know their comments were reviewed and won't re-raise them.
482
+
483
+ **Failure semantics (MANDATORY):**
484
+
485
+ - **Exit 0** → all matched findings posted. Threads are resolved per the
486
+ Phase 5 status table — `addressed` (and AI-source `skipped`/`not_addressed`) threads
487
+ are resolved; **human `skipped`/`not_addressed` threads intentionally stay open** for
488
+ follow-up. Exit 0 never means every thread is resolved.
489
+ Storage happens only on the FINAL group: while pending findings remain the run posts
490
+ without storing (results live in the retained JSON until the last group's run stores
491
+ and consumes it).
492
+ - **Non-zero exit** → the JSON is RETAINED on disk for a corrected re-run.
493
+ Read the printed error:
494
+ - `no findings matched` → a mapping `path:line` matches no pending finding — fix the
495
+ mapping file and re-run. Already-posted entries are never touched again, so re-runs
496
+ are always safe.
497
+ - Post/resolve failures → the output names the entries that failed; re-run the same
498
+ command. Re-runs retry BOTH unposted entries AND posted-but-unresolved threads
499
+ (entries with `posted_at` but no resolution are resumed automatically — a failed
500
+ resolve retries the already-posted thread).
501
+ - **NEVER delete or hand-edit a retained JSON** — correct the mapping file and re-run
502
+ `reviews address`.
479
503
 
480
504
  ### Phase 9: Auto Polling Loop (--autorabbit / --autoqodo mode)
481
505
 
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ mentally or separately.
48
48
 
49
49
  The review loop repeats for at most `review_loop_max_cycles` cycles (default `3`, range `1`-`10` only;
50
50
  current value: `{{REVIEW_LOOP_MAX_CYCLES}}`), including the first cycle. Invalid values fall through to the
51
- next resolution layer / default `3` — see `dev-docs/project-settings.md` for the full resolution order.
51
+ next resolution layer / default `3` — see `docs/project-settings.md` for the full resolution order.
52
52
  Disable the review loop via `review_loop_enforcement: false` — not via max_cycles.
53
53
 
54
54
  Cap check is after 5a; it only blocks `go to 2` (re-dispatch of step 2 / all 6 agents,
@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ After ANY code is added, changed, or removed, check if documentation needs updat
5
5
  | Change | Check these files |
6
6
  |--------|-------------------|
7
7
  | New feature/command/tool | `README.md` (feature table, usage examples) |
8
- | New or modified extension module | `dev-docs/repo-structure.md` (repository structure) |
9
- | New agent added/removed | `dev-docs/repo-structure.md` (structure), `rules/10-agent-routing.md` (routing table), `rules/50-agent-bug-reporting.md` (agent list) |
8
+ | New or modified extension module | `contributing/repo-structure.md` (repository structure) |
9
+ | New agent added/removed | `contributing/repo-structure.md` (structure), `rules/10-agent-routing.md` (routing table), `rules/50-agent-bug-reporting.md` (agent list) |
10
10
  | New prompt template | `README.md` (prompt templates table) |
11
11
  | Docker/container changes | `README.md` (Docker section, shell alias, mounts), `Dockerfile` |
12
12
  | New CLI tool or dependency | `README.md` (tools table), `Dockerfile` |
@@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
1
+ # Commit Delegation — Template
2
+
3
+ > **Usage:** The orchestrator fills every `{{PLACEHOLDER}}` and delegates the
4
+ > filled text to git-expert. Delete this usage block when done.
5
+
6
+ ---
7
+
8
+ Commit and push the current change set.
9
+
10
+ **Files to stage — EXACTLY these, never `git add .` or `git add -A`:**
11
+
12
+ {{FILES}}
13
+
14
+ **Commit message** (subject only — never body content):
15
+
16
+ ````text
17
+ {{MESSAGE}}
18
+ ````
19
+
20
+ **Commit body** (omit entirely if empty):
21
+
22
+ ````text
23
+ {{BODY}}
24
+ ````
25
+
26
+ **Steps:**
27
+
28
+ 1. Stage each file listed above individually — always `git add -- <file>`
29
+ (the `--` terminator is mandatory; never let a path be read as an option),
30
+ one command naming every file is fine. Quote paths containing spaces or
31
+ special characters; if a path contains glob characters or pathspec magic
32
+ (`*`, `?`, `:` …), stage it as `git add -- ':(literal)<file>'` so it is
33
+ treated as an exact path, never a pattern. If a path was rendered in
34
+ shell-escaped form (`printf '%q'`), decode it before staging.
35
+ 2. Commit with the message (and body if present) above — use a HEREDOC for multi-line.
36
+ The message and body must never duplicate each other.
37
+ 3. Push the current branch to origin (set upstream with `-u` if the branch has none).
38
+ 4. Report: commit sha, branch, push result.