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The wepost-no/agents `review/agent.ts` reviewer as a v2 relayflow. Same review prompt and gates; every step the v4 platform performed on the agent's behalf is now a journaled step the agent cannot forge: PR state via REST in `f.run`, checkout and diff via git steps, one `f.agent` gated on the review file, the repository's tests run OUTSIDE the agent, a push only when that run is green (else discard + advisory), READY only when the agent said so AND the tests were green AND GitHub's live state agrees, and the comment/merge as journaled `f.github` effects. The pure decision functions are ported verbatim and exported from the flow file (one file: Cloud receives a single source and resolves no sibling imports); the upstream test suite comes along (38) plus six for the v2 seams. Harness-retry/exit-code diagnostics are not ported — the kernel owns retries and leases. Proven end to end through the real kernel and authored runtime with two stand-ins (a curl shim answering GitHub API fixtures, a wrapper agent writing review.md): happy path pushes the review commit to the PR branch and posts the comment with the sentinel stripped; red tests leave the branch untouched, discard the edits and post an advisory with no ready line; a draft PR stops after one API read. The proof caught three bugs before merge: `checkout FETCH_HEAD` after a two-ref fetch took the base branch, `git add -A ':!.workforce'` exits 1 on a gitignored directory, and the READY sentinel leaked into the body without trimEnd(). Gated with `subprocess_gate` until `artifact_exists` lands (one-line swap, marked TODO). Cloud PR-event admission, the PR-head grant, and the `check_run`/`issue_comment` trigger vocabulary are documented as not yet wired. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a documented Relayflow v2 PR reviewer example. It includes GitHub state gates, agent and test orchestration, conditional fixes, approval merges, proof fixtures, and extensive pure-function tests. ChangesPR reviewer example
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| // `.workforce/` is the flow's scratch, never the PR's: stage everything, | ||
| // then unstage it (an exclude pathspec exits 1 when the dir is gitignored). | ||
| const changed = (await f.run(`git add -A && git reset -q -- .workforce && git diff --cached --name-only`)).trim(); | ||
| if (changed && verified.trim() === "PASS") { | ||
| // Mechanical fixes, verified by the full test command, go to the PR. | ||
| await f.run(`git -c user.name=Relayflow -c user.email=noreply@agentrelay.com commit -q -m "review: mechanical fixes" && git push origin ${shellWord(`HEAD:refs/heads/${headRef}`)}`, { timeout: "5m" }); |
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🔴 Semantic agent edits bypass the gate
When the agent changes behavior, git add -A stages every edit and git push publishes it after tests pass. No gate enforces the mechanical-only edit contract.
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The agent is allowed to write the working tree, but the flow stages every resulting path. A passing test suite only establishes test behavior; it does not classify an edit as formatting, spelling, or another permitted mechanical change. The prompt is advisory and cannot provide the deterministic boundary promised by the flow.
Example: The agent renames an exported option and updates all existing tests. npm test passes, the flow commits the rename, and the PR receives a semantic API change that the mechanical-only policy forbids.
Recommended fix: Add a deterministic post-agent edit classifier and fail closed before staging or pushing. It must validate both changed paths and hunks against an enforceable mechanical policy; uncertain edits must remain advisory-only. If no reliable classifier exists, remove automatic pushing and post suggestions instead.
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Partly fixed in 74e9d99, partly by design. Fixed: a deterministic protected-path check now vetoes the push (and READY) when the agent touched package.json, lockfiles, test files/dirs, runner/tsconfig, .github/, Makefile, Cargo/go.mod/pyproject — the files an edit could use to make a semantic change look green. By design: a classifier that proves an arbitrary source edit is "mechanical" does not exist; beyond the protected set, that contract stays with the prompt (as in v4), the review lists every changed path, and the push is an ordinary revertable commit. README section "What the flow will and will not push" says exactly this.
| // ── verification, outside the agent. The exit code is the kernel's. ── | ||
| const verified = await f.run( | ||
| `if ${HARNESS_RESOURCE_ENV_SHELL} npm test > .workforce/test.log 2>&1; then echo PASS; else echo FAIL; fi`, | ||
| { timeout: "15m" }, | ||
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🔴 Modified tests can forge verification
When the agent changes the test command or tests, npm test evaluates those changes and can return PASS. The flow then commits the bypass as verified work.
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The verifier executes after the agent can edit every repository file. It therefore trusts the agent-controlled package script, test runner configuration, and test sources. The prompt forbids weakening tests, but the flow claims that the external step makes the verdict unforgeable.
Example: The agent changes package.json from "test": "vitest" to "test": "true". The deterministic step prints PASS, and the later git add -A commits both the proposed code and the disabled test command.
Recommended fix: Pin the verification command and gate inputs before the agent runs. Execute immutable, trusted CI logic after applying only the candidate source patch, and reject changes to tests, manifests, runner configuration, workflows, or verification scripts before accepting PASS.
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Fixed in 74e9d99: the verification command is pinned from input (testCommand, default npm test) before the agent runs and never read from the checkout, and an agent edit to the test script/tests/runner config/lockfiles is a protected-path hit that vetoes both the push and READY. Proven with a wrapper agent that rewrites package.json's test script to true: the run is "green", nothing is pushed, the advisory names package.json, no ready line (evidence/api-calls-protected.txt).
| if (changed && verified.trim() === "PASS") { | ||
| // Mechanical fixes, verified by the full test command, go to the PR. | ||
| await f.run(`git -c user.name=Relayflow -c user.email=noreply@agentrelay.com commit -q -m "review: mechanical fixes" && git push origin ${shellWord(`HEAD:refs/heads/${headRef}`)}`, { timeout: "5m" }); |
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🟡 Fork fixes target the wrong repository
For fork PRs, headRef names the contributor’s branch but git push origin targets the base repository. The push fails or updates an unrelated branch, leaving the PR unchanged.
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GitHub's pull record separates the head repository from the base repository. head.ref contains only the branch name; it does not identify which remote owns that branch. The checkout works because refs/pull/N/head exists on the base remote, but writing fixes requires the contributor's head repository and suitable credentials.
Example: octocat:feature opens a PR against acme:main. The flow fetches acme's refs/pull/7/head, then pushes HEAD:refs/heads/feature to acme instead of octocat; PR 7 does not advance.
Recommended fix: Extend PrMeta.head with repository identity and detect same-repository versus fork PRs. Push only to an authenticated remote for the actual head repository when GitHub permits maintainer edits. Otherwise post the patch as advisory text and do not claim it was pushed.
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Fixed in 74e9d99: PrMeta.head.repo.full_name is read; when it differs from the base repository the flow never pushes to origin — the fixes are posted as an advisory naming the fork. Proven with a fork-shaped fixture (evidence/api-calls-fork.txt); the base branch stayed untouched.
| // ── verification, outside the agent. The exit code is the kernel's. ── | ||
| const verified = await f.run( | ||
| `if ${HARNESS_RESOURCE_ENV_SHELL} npm test > .workforce/test.log 2>&1; then echo PASS; else echo FAIL; fi`, | ||
| { timeout: "15m" }, | ||
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🟡 Non-npm repositories always fail verification
For repositories without an npm test script, the hard-coded command returns FAIL. Valid edits are discarded and READY is withheld regardless of the repository’s real checks.
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The flow accepts arbitrary owner and repository coordinates, but its deterministic verifier assumes npm and a test script. The agent is separately instructed to discover the repository's canonical build, test, and typecheck commands, so this fixed command does not enforce the stated verification contract.
Example: A Rust repository passes cargo test and has no package.json. The agent leaves a valid mechanical edit, npm test exits nonzero, and the flow discards the edit as red.
Recommended fix: Require a trusted verification command in flow configuration or derive it before the agent step from an allowlisted repository policy. Pin that command outside the mutable workspace and execute the full configured CI-equivalent suite.
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Fixed in 74e9d99: testCommand input (default npm test), pinned before the agent runs. Test covers the default, trimming, and refusing multi-line commands.
| reviewer.on(github.pull_request("opened"), async (f) => { f.done("success"); }); | ||
| reviewer.on(github.pull_request("synchronize"), async (f) => { f.done("success"); }); | ||
| reviewer.on(github.pull_request_review({ action: "submitted" }), async (f) => { f.done("success"); }); | ||
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🟡 Pull-request triggers are never registered
Each reviewer.on(...) returns a new immutable handle, but all three results are discarded. The exported reviewer has no handlers, so no declared PR event launches it.
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Flow handles are immutable. Each .on call copies the prior handler list into a newly returned handle, while the original reviewer remains unchanged.
Example: getFlowDefinition(reviewer).handlers stays empty after all three standalone calls. An opened event has no registered handler even after provider admission becomes available.
Recommended fix: Export one chained handle so every successive .on receives the handlers already registered by the previous call.
| reviewer.on(github.pull_request("opened"), async (f) => { f.done("success"); }); | |
| reviewer.on(github.pull_request("synchronize"), async (f) => { f.done("success"); }); | |
| reviewer.on(github.pull_request_review({ action: "submitted" }), async (f) => { f.done("success"); }); | |
| export default reviewer; | |
| export default reviewer | |
| .on(github.pull_request("opened"), async (f) => { f.done("success"); }) | |
| .on(github.pull_request("synchronize"), async (f) => { f.done("success"); }) | |
| .on(github.pull_request_review({ action: "submitted" }), async (f) => { f.done("success"); }); |
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Fixed in 74e9d99 — thank you, this was real. The three .on() calls are chained and the chained handle is what is exported; a test asserts getFlowDefinition(reviewer).handlers.length === 3. flows.json now registers the github executor, which flows check started (correctly) demanding once the handlers existed.
| async function readPrReviewState(api: (path: string) => PromiseLike<string>, pr: Pr): Promise<PullRequestReadyState> { | ||
| const meta = JSON.parse(await api(`/pulls/${pr.number}`)) as PrMeta; | ||
| const headSha = readString(meta.head?.sha); | ||
| const checks = headSha === undefined ? undefined | ||
| : JSON.parse(await api(`/commits/${headSha}/check-runs?per_page=100`)) as { check_runs?: unknown }; | ||
| const reviews = JSON.parse(await api(`/pulls/${pr.number}/reviews?per_page=100`)) as unknown; | ||
| if (headSha !== undefined) pr.headSha = headSha; | ||
| return prReviewStateFromRest(meta, checks, reviews); |
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🟡 Commit statuses do not block READY
When a head has passing check runs but a failing legacy status, readPrReviewState never loads that status. The flow can announce READY before all required checks pass.
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GitHub exposes check runs and commit status contexts through separate REST endpoints. statusCheckRollup is populated only from /check-runs, so checkPassedAndComplete never sees contexts reported through /commits/{sha}/status. A nonempty passing check-run list also bypasses the empty-rollup fallback to mergeable_state.
Example: unit is a successful Check Run and deploy-preview is a pending commit status. The generated rollup contains only unit, so every(checkPassedAndComplete) returns true and READY is posted.
Recommended fix: Fetch the combined commit status for the same head SHA and merge its contexts with the check runs before evaluating readiness. Preserve pending and failing states, and verify the PR head still matches that SHA.
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Fixed in 74e9d99: readPrReviewState also reads /commits/{sha}/status and merges its contexts (as { name, state }) into the rollup alongside the check runs, so a pending or failing status context blocks READY even when every check run is green. Test covers pending, failure and success contexts.
| // An approval from an allowlisted approver ends the loop: merge and stop. | ||
| if (input.event !== undefined && isApproval(input.event) && isAuthorizedApprover(input.approvers, input.event)) { | ||
| const merged = await mergePullRequest(f, input, pr); | ||
| // The journal is the log: record the outcome as a step, not stdout. | ||
| await f.run(`printf '%s\\n' ${shellWord(merged ? `merged #${pr.number}` : `GitHub did not confirm the merge of #${pr.number}`)}`); | ||
| return f.done(merged ? "success" : "step_failed"); |
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🟥 Any approval can auto-merge a pull request
With empty approvers, any submitted approval triggers mergePullRequest. The flow checks neither green CI nor independent signoff at the approved head.
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Fixed in 74e9d99: an approval merges only when the live state is green and mergeable (mergeRefusal reuses prReadyStateAllowsHumanReview), the approval's commit_id matches the current head, and the merge call carries that SHA. Empty approvers = any approval is the upstream default, kept and documented with a "set it" — that is an operator policy choice, not something the flow should silently override.
| export function prFromInput(input: Input): Pr { | ||
| const fromEvent = input.event === undefined ? undefined : readPr(input.event); | ||
| const owner = readString(input.owner) ?? fromEvent?.owner; | ||
| const repo = readString(input.repo) ?? fromEvent?.repo; | ||
| const number = Number.isInteger(input.number) ? input.number : fromEvent?.number; | ||
| if (!owner || !repo || number === undefined || !/^[A-Za-z0-9-]{1,39}$/.test(owner) || !/^[A-Za-z0-9_.-]{1,100}$/.test(repo)) { | ||
| throw new Error("pr-reviewer input needs owner, repo and an integer number (or a PR-shaped event)."); | ||
| } | ||
| return fromEvent && fromEvent.number === number ? fromEvent | ||
| : { owner, repo, number, url: `https://github.com/${owner}/${repo}/pull/${number}`, author: "unknown" }; |
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🟥 Webhook payload overrides the configured repository
When event and input numbers match, prFromInput replaces configured coordinates with payload coordinates. A forged event can redirect privileged merge and comment operations.
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Fixed in 74e9d99: the configured owner/repo/number are the authority. A payload may enrich them (author, head SHA, labels) but an event naming a different owner, repo or number is refused with an error before any request. Test covers repo and number mismatches.
| async function mergePullRequest(f: Ctx, input: Input, pr: Pr): Promise<boolean> { | ||
| if (input.githubTransport === "curl") { | ||
| const out = await f.run(`curl -sf -X PUT -H "Authorization: Bearer $GH_TOKEN" -H "Accept: application/vnd.github+json" ${shellWord(`https://api.github.com/repos/${pr.owner}/${pr.repo}/pulls/${pr.number}/merge`)} -d ${shellWord(JSON.stringify({ merge_method: "squash", ...(pr.headSha ? { sha: pr.headSha } : {}) }))}`); | ||
| return (JSON.parse(out) as { merged?: unknown }).merged === true; | ||
| } | ||
| const result = await f.github.mergePullRequest({ | ||
| owner: pr.owner, repo: pr.repo, number: pr.number, method: "squash", ...(pr.headSha ? { sha: pr.headSha } : {}), | ||
| }); |
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🟥 Stale approvals can merge a newer head
If pr.headSha is absent, mergePullRequest omits the SHA guard. A push after approval can therefore merge unreviewed commits.
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Fixed in 74e9d99: mergeRefusal requires the head SHA to be readable and equal to the approval's commit_id (when present), sets pr.headSha from the live state, and mergePullRequest always passes sha so GitHub refuses a moved head. Tests cover the stale-approval and unreadable-head cases.
| // ── the review. One agent step, gated on the file it must write. ── | ||
| await f | ||
| .agent("review", { | ||
| cli: input.reviewerCli ?? "claude", | ||
| task: reviewHarnessPrompt(pr) + `\nWrite the review to ${REVIEW_FILE}. Read .workforce/threads.json for the existing bot and reviewer comments.`, | ||
| }) | ||
| // TODO: `.gate({ type: "artifact_exists", path: REVIEW_FILE })` once flows#434's follow-up lands. | ||
| .gate({ type: "subprocess_gate", command: `test -s ${REVIEW_FILE}` }); |
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🟨 Arbitrary reviewer executables inherit credentials
A caller-controlled reviewerCli can select any executable in the checkout. That process runs beside repository code with ambient daemon credentials.
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By design, documented in 74e9d99's README: reviewerCli is an operator input at the same trust level as the flow file and flows.json's cli (which it defaults through). flows check resolves and probes the executable before anything runs, and a custom wrapper must answer the relayflows-agent-cli-v1 handshake or is refused cli_unsupported. The agent worker also spawns it with a scrubbed environment — that scrubbing is what forced the proof fixture to use a file flag.
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In `@examples/pr-reviewer/evidence/curl-shim.sh`:
- Line 10: Update the pull-response handling in the curl shim so the second pull
read returns the pushed commit SHA instead of PRPROOF_HEAD, and make the success
trace require check-runs for that updated SHA. Add coverage for pending or
failing checks that verifies READY is not posted.
In `@examples/pr-reviewer/pr-reviewer.flow.ts`:
- Line 134: Update the PR metadata model and push flow to use
head.repo.full_name as the destination for fork PRs, while retaining origin for
same-repository PRs. In the commit/push logic around f.run, detect permission
failures for fork pushes, reset the edits, and post the fork-specific advisory
instead of the test-failure advisory; add the corresponding repo field to PrMeta
and populate it from REST metadata.
- Around line 151-156: Update the comment above the reviewer.on trigger
declarations to describe them as trigger declarations rather than handlers that
read payloads or run the review body. Preserve all three no-op callbacks and
their f.done("success") behavior.
In `@examples/pr-reviewer/tests/pr-state.test.ts`:
- Around line 196-199: Update isAuthorizedConflictCommander so empty
conflict-command trust lists fail closed: authorize only the PR author or an
explicitly configured trusted user, never an arbitrary commenter. Revise the
test to assert false for the “anyone” commenter while preserving authorization
for matching trusted users or the PR author.
- Around line 567-574: Update readPrReviewState and prReviewStateFromRest to
fetch commit statuses and merge them with check_runs in statusCheckRollup before
readiness evaluation. Extend the relevant readiness test to cover pending and
failing commit-status contexts, ensuring prReadyStateAllowsHumanReview returns
false when either condition is present.
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- `.on()` returns a new immutable handle; the three trigger handlers were
registered on discarded copies. Chained, and the exported handle is
asserted to carry three handlers (`flows.json` now registers `github`).
- Fork PRs: `head.repo.full_name` is read; a head in another repository is
never pushed to `origin` — fixes are posted as advisory instead.
- Verification cannot be forged by the agent: `testCommand` is pinned from
input before the agent runs (default `npm test`, never read from the
checkout), and a deterministic protected-path check (package.json,
lockfiles, test files/dirs, runner + tsconfig, .github/, Makefile, Cargo/
go.mod/pyproject) vetoes both the push and READY. Proven: an agent that
rewrites the test script to `true` gets its edits discarded, an advisory
naming package.json, and no ready line.
- READY also reads legacy commit statuses (`/commits/{sha}/status`) and
merges them into the rollup with the check runs.
- Merging on approval requires the head SHA, the approval's `commit_id` to
match it, and a green mergeable live state; the merge call always carries
the SHA guard. An event that names a different PR than the configured
coordinates is refused rather than trusted.
- Non-npm repositories: `testCommand` input.
Six more tests (50 total); all five proof paths re-run through the real
kernel with a fresh daemon each (a lingering daemon keeps the environment of
the first run — documented).
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First review round (12 threads, Devin + Cursor) addressed in 74e9d99 — each thread has a reply. Ten fixed, two answered with rationale (the "mechanical-only" classifier beyond the protected-path set, and Highlights: the All five proof paths (happy, red, fork, protected-path, draft) re-run through the real kernel; 50/50 unit tests; |
…mmands fail closed - After the flow pushes mechanical fixes, the PR head is a commit whose CI has not run, so READY is withheld for that pass (the comment says the PR is re-checked on the next synchronize) instead of being judged on the superseded head's checks — which is what the fixture's constant head SHA had been letting through. Proven three ways through the real kernel: edit+push → no ready line; no edit + green → ready; no edit + a check `in_progress` → no ready line. - `isAuthorizedConflictCommander` fails closed to the PR author when no trust lists are configured (v4 was open to any non-bot commenter). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Second round: 5 CodeRabbit threads answered — 2 fixed in afbf2ba (no READY on a just-pushed head, proven three ways; conflict commands fail closed to the PR author), 3 were already fixed in 74e9d99 and are confirmed on-thread. Head afbf2ba: |
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Summary
The wepost-no/agents
review/agent.tsPR reviewer as a v2 relayflow,examples/pr-reviewer/. Same review prompt and gates; every step the v4 platform performed on the agent's behalf is a journaled step the agent cannot forge:f.run+ curl, parsed in TS) → skip gates (merged/closed, draft, label, author allowlist) → checkout the PR head into a named ref, write.workforce/{pr.diff,context.json,threads.json}f.agent("review"), gated on.workforce/review.md(subprocess_gatenow;artifact_existswhen it lands — one-line TODO)f.githubeffects (helper) or REST (curl) for mount-less local runsPure decision functions ported verbatim and exported from the flow file (one file: Cloud receives a single source). Upstream tests carried over (38) + 6 for the v2 seams = 44,
npm test. Harness-retry/exit-code plumbing not ported — the kernel owns retries.Proven
Through the real kernel and authored runtime (
flows run … --local-agent, v2.0.16) with two stand-ins so no real repository was touched — acurlshim answering GitHub API fixtures and logging every call, and a wrapper agent CLI that writesreview.mdplus one mechanical edit; the PR lived in a bare scratch origin withrefs/pull/7/head. Evidence underexamples/pr-reviewer/evidence/.success; review commit pushed to the PR branch; comment posted, sentinel stripped,:white_check_mark:presentnpm testexits 1)success; branch untouched; edits discarded; advisory posted; no ready linesuccess; one API read; no checkout, agent or commentThe proof caught three bugs before merge:
checkout FETCH_HEADafter a two-ref fetch silently took the base branch;git add -A ':!.workforce'exits 1 when the dir is gitignored; the READY sentinel leaked into the posted body withouttrimEnd().Also surfaced (documented in the README): deterministic steps run with the daemon's env, and the daemon outlives the CLI —
GH_TOKENmust be set in the shell that first spawns it.Not wired yet (documented)
Cloud PR-event admission + PR-head grant (runs on Cloud today via
--sync-codefrom a checkout),check_run/issue_commenttrigger vocabulary (merge-on-green and the conflict directive are ported as tested functions), thehelpertransport and merge path (need a relayfile mount / an approval event).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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New example automates GitHub comments, branch pushes, and squash merges, but gates are explicit and covered by tests; platform/kernel behavior is unchanged.
Overview
Adds
examples/pr-reviewer/, a v2 relayflow port of the wepost PR reviewer: GitHub REST reads, git checkout/diff materialization, a single gatedf.agent("review"), kernel-ownedtestCommandverification (pinned from input), conditional push of mechanical fixes, and journaledf.github/curlcomments (plus merge-on-approval with SHA checks). Safety seams new to the v2 shape include protected-path vetoes (tests, lockfiles, CI config), no push on fork heads, READY only when agent + trusted green + live checks agree, and refusal to redirect runs via mismatched webhook PR coordinates.Ships a single-file
pr-reviewer.flow.ts(Cloud-friendly), 44node:testcases ported from upstream plus v2 seams, local proof artifacts (curl-shim, agent wrapper, API call logs), and README run/proof notes.examples/README.mdlists the example as PASS (local, stand-ins);examples/tsconfig.jsonincludespr-reviewer/*.tsfor opt-in typecheck.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit afbf2ba. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
Summary by cubic
Ports the wepost PR reviewer to a v2 relayflow as a new example,
examples/pr-reviewer/. The v4 agent ran one harness prompt and trusted the platform to materialize the checkout, run tests, and push fixes; each of those is now a journaled step the agent can't forge.New Features
testCommandis pinned from input, never read from the checkout.package.json, lockfiles, test files,.github/, build config), and fork heads are discarded and posted as an advisory instead.commit_idto match the head SHA, guards the merge with the SHA, and refuses events naming a different PR; the conflict command fails closed to the PR author when no trust lists are configured.check_run/issue_commenttriggers, and the helper-transport merge path; the review step uses asubprocess_gateuntilartifact_existslands.Written for commit afbf2ba. Summary will update on new commits.