Push Everything

Branch handling

If on main, checkout a new branch first.

If on a non-main branch where the existing PR is already merged, the uncommitted changes are likely unrelated to that branch. In this case:

1. Checkout main and pull
2. Create a new branch with a name describing the uncommitted changes
3. Continue with the commit workflow below

Commit workflow

Stage and commit ALL the changes in the git repo (not just the ones in this session). Use gh cli to check if a PR exists for this branch. If no PR exists, create one with an appropriate title and description. If a PR exists, query its current title and description and update them if the new changes warrant it. Push the changes.

Ignore developer tooling changes (e.g. changes to .gitignore, or agent skills, or anything in dev-tools or .bin) in the commit message or PR title/description, unless the PR is solely about those changes.

Release note labels

When creating or updating a PR in this repo, make sure it has a changelog label so GitHub Releases can categorize it correctly.

Prefer one of:

• enhancement
• bug
• documentation

If the correct label is unclear, prefer enhancement.

If the PR should be excluded from release notes, use skip-changelog.

Use skip-changelog for PRs focused only on developer tooling changes, such as agent skills, workflow plumbing, local tooling, or similar maintenance that should not appear in user-facing release notes.

PR body formatting

When the PR body contains Markdown code spans/backticks, parentheses, angle brackets, or shell-sensitive characters, do not pass it directly via --body "..." because shells can mangle it.

Use --body-file with stdin/heredoc instead:

cat <<'EOF' | gh pr create --base main --head <branch> --title "<title>" --body-file -
## Summary
- item with `code`
EOF

Use the same pattern for updates:

cat <<'EOF' | gh pr edit <branch-or-number> --body-file -
## Updated Summary
- item with `code`
EOF

CI and review gating

Do not report completion to the user until all required GitHub PR checks pass.

Do not auto-commit or auto-push fixes for issues discovered after the initial push, including CI failures and AI review bot findings. If fixes are needed after CI or review feedback:

1. Inspect the failure or review feedback.
2. Apply the fixes locally without committing them.
3. Report the fixes to the user and explicitly hand the changes back for review.
4. Wait for the user to approve committing before committing, pushing, or restarting the CI loop.

After every push:

1. Watch PR checks with gh pr checks --watch.
2. If GitHub returns no checks reported, treat it as possible propagation delay. Wait 15 seconds and retry gh pr checks --watch. Repeat up to 8 times (about 2 minutes total).
3. If checks are still not reported after those retries, run one remediation pass and treat merge conflicts with main as a likely cause:
   • Pull and merge main into your branch.
   • If merge conflicts occur, resolve them by following the fix-merge-conflicts skill.
   • Commit the conflict resolution if needed, push, and restart this CI loop once.
4. If checks are still not reported after that remediation pass, conclude no required checks are configured for this PR.
5. If checks appear, wait for all required checks to complete.
6. If any test or type-check command fails, inspect logs immediately, fix the issue locally, and hand the uncommitted fix back to the user for review. Do not commit, push, or repeat the CI loop until the user approves.
7. If checks are blocked on AI review bots, wait for bot completion and read all bot reviews before reporting completion.