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Assess PR and Issues

The end-of-run half of /assess. The report (.assess/assess-report.md), the complexity heatmap, and the doc graph are written. This step runs the optional end-of-run offers - in order - then closes the loop:

Open a PR with the report (Step 5).
Track the Top 3 Actions in the user's issue tracker (Step 6).
Freeze the assessment into a CI gate (Step 6.5).
Tool feedback (Step 7) - surface anomalies and offer to file feedback.
Uninstall /assess (Step 8) - the escape hatch: remove everything this run wrote.

Each offer is independent (uninstall excepted - it's mutually exclusive with the write-back offers): a user can accept any subset. The step references back into the written assess-report.md artifact (notably the Top 3 Actions table's Issue column), not into the scoring prose, so it stays decoupled from how the report was produced.

Phase 2: ask once, batched (and the non-interactive contract)

These are the write-back phase of the consent lifecycle (Phase 2; Phase 1 was the tool installs, Phase 3 the mutation pass - see the assess SKILL.md). Do not serialise them into back-to-back modals. Present them as one batched, multi-select AskUserQuestion: "Now that the report is written, which of these should I do?" with the options (open a PR, track the Top 3 Actions, freeze a CI gate, file feedback, and - the mutually-exclusive escape hatch - uninstall /assess from this repo), pre-filtered by feasibility:

Drop the PR option when the push-capability / remote check below (Step 5) shows no direct or fork PR is possible; on a read-only target, offer the fork variant instead. When the target states it takes no contributions (Step 5's no-contributions scan), offer the no-contributions variant instead on a read-only target (READ / TRIAGE) or in a clone of the user's own fork: a PR inside the user's fork, never one against upstream. A user who can push to the non-fork repo itself keeps the direct PR option, with the statement quoted.
Drop the CI gate option when the workflow could never run (no GitHub remote).
Keep issue tracking and feedback always (feedback needs no repo write).
Uninstall (Step 8) always appears: it removes what this run wrote. It doesn't compose with the write-back offers (no point opening a PR and deleting the report), so treat selecting it as "skip the others and clean up".

Then execute the accepted offers in order (PR → issues → gate → feedback), because the later ones cross-link to the PR the first may have opened. Uninstall, if chosen, runs instead of the others. The per-step detail below is the execution recipe for each accepted offer; the asking happens once, here.

Non-interactive contract (headless / CI). When run-context.json .interactive is false, make no AskUserQuestion call at all - every write-back offer is already recorded as {type, status: "skipped", reason: "non-interactive"} in run-context.json .offers (pr, issue_tracking, ci_gate, feedback, uninstall). Write nothing back, open no PR, create no issues, emit no gate, file no feedback, uninstall nothing; the run ends with the local .assess/ artifacts only. A headless /assess completes with zero prompts.

jq '{interactive, offers}' "$REPO_ROOT/.assess/run-context.json"

Step 5: Ask Whether to Open a PR

After writing the files, first check whether a direct PR is even possible before offering one. A user on READ or TRIAGE access can't push a branch to the target repo, so an unconditional "open a PR?" offer is infeasible and wastes a turn.

# Detect push capability. `gh` returns viewer fields for the current user.
# Push capability is derived from `viewerPermission` (one of ADMIN |
# MAINTAIN | WRITE | TRIAGE | READ | NONE) - GitHub's GraphQL Repository
# type has no `viewerCanPush` field, so don't request it (the CLI errors
# and the whole call returns empty, silently degrading every write-
# accessible repo to the "leave local" branch).
PUSH_INFO=$(gh repo view --json viewerPermission,viewerCanAdminister,nameWithOwner,isFork,owner 2>/dev/null || true)
PERM=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.viewerPermission // empty')
case "$PERM" in
  ADMIN|MAINTAIN|WRITE) CAN_PUSH=1 ;;
  *)                    CAN_PUSH=0 ;;
esac
# A clone of the user's own fork reports ADMIN, so CAN_PUSH alone cannot tell
# the upstream's maintainer from an outsider working in their fork.
IS_FORK=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.isFork // false')
# isFork says the repo has a parent, not whose fork it is: a collaborator with
# push access to someone else's fork also sees isFork=true and WRITE. The
# current repo counts as the user's own fork only when the viewer owns it.
VIEWER_LC=$(gh api user 2>/dev/null | jq -r '.login // empty' | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
OWNER_LC=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.owner.login // empty' | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
if [ "$IS_FORK" = true ] && [ -n "$VIEWER_LC" ] && [ "$VIEWER_LC" = "$OWNER_LC" ]; then
  IS_OWN_FORK=true
else
  IS_OWN_FORK=false
fi
# If the command failed (no remote, no gh, not a GitHub repo, unauthenticated),
# $PUSH_INFO is empty and $PERM stays empty - fall back to the local-branch
# flow with the reason. Never silently assume push works.

# Detect remote-to-gh redirect: GitHub follows transfers/renames, so gh may
# resolve a different owner/repo than the configured remote implies.
REMOTE_URL=$(git remote get-url origin 2>/dev/null || true)
if [ -n "$REMOTE_URL" ]; then
  # Normalise SSH and HTTPS forms (and GitHub Enterprise hosts) to owner/repo.
  # SSH:   git@host:owner/repo.git   -> owner/repo
  # HTTPS: https://host/owner/repo/  -> owner/repo
  # Strip protocol, any user@, the host (not just github.com), a trailing .git,
  # and a trailing slash - so a GHE host or a trailing slash can't masquerade as
  # a redirect.
  REMOTE_SLUG=$(echo "$REMOTE_URL" \
    | sed -e 's|^[a-zA-Z]*://||' -e 's|^[^@/]*@||' -e 's|^[^/:]*[:/]||' -e 's|\.git$||' -e 's|/$||')
else
  REMOTE_SLUG=""
fi
GH_SLUG=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.nameWithOwner // empty')
# Compare case-insensitively: GitHub treats owner/repo as case-insensitive, so a
# pure case difference is not a redirect and must not emit a spurious notice.
REMOTE_SLUG_LC=$(echo "$REMOTE_SLUG" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
GH_SLUG_LC=$(echo "$GH_SLUG" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
if [ -n "$REMOTE_SLUG" ] && [ -n "$GH_SLUG" ] && [ "$REMOTE_SLUG_LC" != "$GH_SLUG_LC" ]; then
  REDIRECT_NOTICE="Note: origin (\`$REMOTE_SLUG\`) redirects to \`$GH_SLUG\`; the offers below target the redirected repo."
else
  REDIRECT_NOTICE=""
fi

Then check whether the target turns away outside contributions. A fork PR against a repo whose README or CONTRIBUTING says "do not send a pull request" is noise for its maintainers, so the scan runs before any upstream offer is framed:

# no-contributions scan: start
# Sets NO_CONTRIBUTIONS (1/0) plus the first matching file (relative to the
# repo root) and line, so the offer can quote the statement back to the user.
NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=0
NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE=""
NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT=""
# The pattern is built from named parts so every branch shares one noun and one
# boundary. _nc_noun ends at a non-letter (_nc_end), so "prs?" cannot match the
# start of "promise", "process" or "private"; the passive branch also needs a
# non-letter before the noun. _nc_neg has no leading boundary on purpose: it
# must match the tail of "cannot".
_nc_neg="(not|n't|n’t|unable to)"
_nc_noun="(contributions|pull requests?|prs?)"
_nc_end="([^a-z]|$)"
# Three refusal phrasings:
#   accept:     "does not accept (community) contributions", "not accepting PRs"
#   imperative: "do not send a pull request" - the clause must end right after
#               the noun, so "do not open a PR for typo fixes" (a house rule
#               for contributors, not a refusal) stays out
#   passive:    "pull requests are not accepted"
_nc_accept="${_nc_neg} ([a-z-]+ )?accept(ing)? ([a-z-]+ )?${_nc_noun}${_nc_end}"
_nc_imperative="${_nc_neg} (send|open|submit) (a |any |us )?${_nc_noun}[[:space:]]*([.;!)]|$)"
_nc_passive="(^|[^a-z])${_nc_noun} (are|is|will) not (be )?accepted"
_nc_re="${_nc_accept}|${_nc_imperative}|${_nc_passive}"
# Qualifiers: a matched line that carries one ("PRs are not accepted without an
# issue") is a condition on contributing, not a refusal, and is dropped. This
# errs towards 0, which keeps today's fork-to-upstream offer.
_nc_cond="(^|[^a-z])(${_nc_noun}|accepted) (without|until|unless|before|directly|against|that|which)"
for _nc_doc in "$REPO_ROOT/README.md" "$REPO_ROOT/CONTRIBUTING.md" "$REPO_ROOT/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md" "$REPO_ROOT/docs/CONTRIBUTING.md"; do
  [ -f "$_nc_doc" ] || continue
  _nc_line=$(grep -Ei -e "$_nc_re" "$_nc_doc" | grep -Eiv -e "$_nc_cond" | head -n 1)
  if [ -n "$_nc_line" ]; then
    NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1
    NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE=${_nc_doc#"$REPO_ROOT"/}
    NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT=$(printf '%s\n' "$_nc_line" | sed -e 's/^[[:space:]]*//' -e 's/[[:space:]]*$//')
    break
  fi
done
# no-contributions scan: end

Interpret the result:

CAN_PUSH=1 (viewerPermission is WRITE / MAINTAIN / ADMIN, or the remote is a push-eligible fork): offer the direct PR flow below. Two cases when NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1. With IS_FORK=true the user is working in a clone of a fork (their own reports ADMIN; a collaborator on someone else's fork sees WRITE); they are the outsider the statement addresses, and a bare gh pr create there targets the parent, so offer the no-contributions flow instead (below; its fork step reuses the current repo only when IS_OWN_FORK=true). With IS_FORK=false the user maintains the repo itself: the statement addresses outsiders, not them, and GitHub will not fork a repo into the account that owns it, so keep the direct flow. In both cases quote $NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT and name $NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE beside the offer so the user decides knowingly.
CAN_PUSH=0, viewerPermission is READ / TRIAGE, and NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=0: name the constraint, then offer the fork-based PR flow ("fork <owner>/<repo> and open the PR from your fork?") as an alternative to "leave local". Do not offer the direct flow.
CAN_PUSH=0, viewerPermission is READ / TRIAGE, and NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1: the target says it takes no contributions, so never offer a PR against <owner>/<repo>. Quote $NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT and name $NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE, then offer the no-contributions flow instead: "open the PR inside your fork, against the fork's default branch, and share the link?" Pair it with the Actions hint (see the flow below).
gh unavailable / not a GitHub remote / not authenticated ($PUSH_INFO empty), whatever NO_CONTRIBUTIONS says: skip every PR offer (direct, fork, and no-contributions) and surface only the "leave local" outcome, naming the reason ("no GitHub remote detected" / "gh not authenticated").

If $REDIRECT_NOTICE is non-empty, output it verbatim on its own line before the batched Phase 2 question.

The push-capability result decides how the PR option appears in the batched Phase 2 question (it is not a separate prompt): use "open a PR in this repo" on a push-capable target, "fork and open a PR from your fork" on a read-only target, "open a PR inside your fork and share the link" when NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1 on a read-only target or with IS_FORK=true, and drop the PR option entirely when no GitHub remote is detected. Frame the batched question with the written artifacts, e.g. _"Wrote .assess/assess-report.md, .assess/complexity-heatmap.svg, and `

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name: assess-pr
description: The /assess end-of-run offers - open a PR with the report, track the Top 3 Actions in the user's issue tracker, freeze the assessment into a CI gate, and file tool feedback. TRIGGER when the /assess orchestrator reaches the end-of-run offers; not a standalone user command.

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name: assess-pr
description: The /assess end-of-run offers - open a PR with the report, track the Top 3 Actions in the user's issue tracker, freeze the assessment into a CI gate, and file tool feedback. TRIGGER when the /assess orchestrator reaches the end-of-run offers; not a standalone user command.
---

# Assess PR and Issues

The end-of-run half of `/assess`. The report (`.assess/assess-report.md`), the complexity heatmap, and the doc graph are written. This step runs the optional end-of-run offers - in order - then closes the loop:

1. **Open a PR** with the report (Step 5).
2. **Track the Top 3 Actions** in the user's issue tracker (Step 6).
3. **Freeze the assessment into a CI gate** (Step 6.5).
4. **Tool feedback** (Step 7) - surface anomalies and offer to file feedback.
5. **Uninstall `/assess`** (Step 8) - the escape hatch: remove everything this run wrote.

Each offer is independent (uninstall excepted - it's mutually exclusive with the write-back offers): a user can accept any subset. The step references back into the written `assess-report.md` artifact (notably the Top 3 Actions table's `Issue` column), not into the scoring prose, so it stays decoupled from how the report was produced.

## Phase 2: ask once, batched (and the non-interactive contract)

These are the **write-back phase** of the consent lifecycle (Phase 2; Phase 1 was the tool installs, Phase 3 the mutation pass - see the assess SKILL.md). Do not serialise them into back-to-back modals. Present them as **one batched, multi-select AskUserQuestion**: "Now that the report is written, which of these should I do?" with the options (open a PR, track the Top 3 Actions, freeze a CI gate, file feedback, and - the mutually-exclusive escape hatch - uninstall `/assess` from this repo), pre-filtered by feasibility:

- Drop the **PR** option when the push-capability / remote check below (Step 5) shows no direct or fork PR is possible; on a read-only target, offer the fork variant instead. When the target states it takes no contributions (Step 5's no-contributions scan), offer the **no-contributions** variant instead on a read-only target (READ / TRIAGE) or in a clone of the user's own fork: a PR inside the user's fork, never one against upstream. A user who can push to the non-fork repo itself keeps the direct PR option, with the statement quoted.
- Drop the **CI gate** option when the workflow could never run (no GitHub remote).
- Keep **issue tracking** and **feedback** always (feedback needs no repo write).
- **Uninstall** (Step 8) always appears: it removes what this run wrote. It doesn't compose with the write-back offers (no point opening a PR *and* deleting the report), so treat selecting it as "skip the others and clean up".

Then execute the accepted offers **in order** (PR → issues → gate → feedback), because the later ones cross-link to the PR the first may have opened. Uninstall, if chosen, runs instead of the others. The per-step detail below is the execution recipe for each accepted offer; the *asking* happens once, here.

**Non-interactive contract (headless / CI).** When `run-context.json .interactive` is `false`, **make no AskUserQuestion call at all** - every write-back offer is already recorded as `{type, status: "skipped", reason: "non-interactive"}` in `run-context.json .offers` (`pr`, `issue_tracking`, `ci_gate`, `feedback`, `uninstall`). Write nothing back, open no PR, create no issues, emit no gate, file no feedback, uninstall nothing; the run ends with the local `.assess/` artifacts only. A headless `/assess` completes with zero prompts.

```bash
jq '{interactive, offers}' "$REPO_ROOT/.assess/run-context.json"
```

---

## Step 5: Ask Whether to Open a PR

After writing the files, first **check whether a direct PR is even possible** before offering one. A user on `READ` or `TRIAGE` access can't push a branch to the target repo, so an unconditional "open a PR?" offer is infeasible and wastes a turn.

```bash
# Detect push capability. `gh` returns viewer fields for the current user.
# Push capability is derived from `viewerPermission` (one of ADMIN |
# MAINTAIN | WRITE | TRIAGE | READ | NONE) - GitHub's GraphQL Repository
# type has no `viewerCanPush` field, so don't request it (the CLI errors
# and the whole call returns empty, silently degrading every write-
# accessible repo to the "leave local" branch).
PUSH_INFO=$(gh repo view --json viewerPermission,viewerCanAdminister,nameWithOwner,isFork,owner 2>/dev/null || true)
PERM=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.viewerPermission // empty')
case "$PERM" in
  ADMIN|MAINTAIN|WRITE) CAN_PUSH=1 ;;
  *)                    CAN_PUSH=0 ;;
esac
# A clone of the user's own fork reports ADMIN, so CAN_PUSH alone cannot tell
# the upstream's maintainer from an outsider working in their fork.
IS_FORK=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.isFork // false')
# isFork says the repo has a parent, not whose fork it is: a collaborator with
# push access to someone else's fork also sees isFork=true and WRITE. The
# current repo counts as the user's own fork only when the viewer owns it.
VIEWER_LC=$(gh api user 2>/dev/null | jq -r '.login // empty' | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
OWNER_LC=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.owner.login // empty' | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
if [ "$IS_FORK" = true ] && [ -n "$VIEWER_LC" ] && [ "$VIEWER_LC" = "$OWNER_LC" ]; then
  IS_OWN_FORK=true
else
  IS_OWN_FORK=false
fi
# If the command failed (no remote, no gh, not a GitHub repo, unauthenticated),
# $PUSH_INFO is empty and $PERM stays empty - fall back to the local-branch
# flow with the reason. Never silently assume push works.

# Detect remote-to-gh redirect: GitHub follows transfers/renames, so gh may
# resolve a different owner/repo than the configured remote implies.
REMOTE_URL=$(git remote get-url origin 2>/dev/null || true)
if [ -n "$REMOTE_URL" ]; then
  # Normalise SSH and HTTPS forms (and GitHub Enterprise hosts) to owner/repo.
  # SSH:   git@host:owner/repo.git   -> owner/repo
  # HTTPS: https://host/owner/repo/  -> owner/repo
  # Strip protocol, any user@, the host (not just github.com), a trailing .git,
  # and a trailing slash - so a GHE host or a trailing slash can't masquerade as
  # a redirect.
  REMOTE_SLUG=$(echo "$REMOTE_URL" \
    | sed -e 's|^[a-zA-Z]*://||' -e 's|^[^@/]*@||' -e 's|^[^/:]*[:/]||' -e 's|\.git$||' -e 's|/$||')
else
  REMOTE_SLUG=""
fi
GH_SLUG=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.nameWithOwner // empty')
# Compare case-insensitively: GitHub treats owner/repo as case-insensitive, so a
# pure case difference is not a redirect and must not emit a spurious notice.
REMOTE_SLUG_LC=$(echo "$REMOTE_SLUG" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
GH_SLUG_LC=$(echo "$GH_SLUG" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
if [ -n "$REMOTE_SLUG" ] && [ -n "$GH_SLUG" ] && [ "$REMOTE_SLUG_LC" != "$GH_SLUG_LC" ]; then
  REDIRECT_NOTICE="Note: origin (\`$REMOTE_SLUG\`) redirects to \`$GH_SLUG\`; the offers below target the redirected repo."
else
  REDIRECT_NOTICE=""
fi
```

Then check whether the target turns away outside contributions. A fork PR against a repo whose README or CONTRIBUTING says "do not send a pull request" is noise for its maintainers, so the scan runs before any upstream offer is framed:

```bash
# no-contributions scan: start
# Sets NO_CONTRIBUTIONS (1/0) plus the first matching file (relative to the
# repo root) and line, so the offer can quote the statement back to the user.
NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=0
NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE=""
NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT=""
# The pattern is built from named parts so every branch shares one noun and one
# boundary. _nc_noun ends at a non-letter (_nc_end), so "prs?" cannot match the
# start of "promise", "process" or "private"; the passive branch also needs a
# non-letter before the noun. _nc_neg has no leading boundary on purpose: it
# must match the tail of "cannot".
_nc_neg="(not|n't|n’t|unable to)"
_nc_noun="(contributions|pull requests?|prs?)"
_nc_end="([^a-z]|$)"
# Three refusal phrasings:
#   accept:     "does not accept (community) contributions", "not accepting PRs"
#   imperative: "do not send a pull request" - the clause must end right after
#               the noun, so "do not open a PR for typo fixes" (a house rule
#               for contributors, not a refusal) stays out
#   passive:    "pull requests are not accepted"
_nc_accept="${_nc_neg} ([a-z-]+ )?accept(ing)? ([a-z-]+ )?${_nc_noun}${_nc_end}"
_nc_imperative="${_nc_neg} (send|open|submit) (a |any |us )?${_nc_noun}[[:space:]]*([.;!)]|$)"
_nc_passive="(^|[^a-z])${_nc_noun} (are|is|will) not (be )?accepted"
_nc_re="${_nc_accept}|${_nc_imperative}|${_nc_passive}"
# Qualifiers: a matched line that carries one ("PRs are not accepted without an
# issue") is a condition on contributing, not a refusal, and is dropped. This
# errs towards 0, which keeps today's fork-to-upstream offer.
_nc_cond="(^|[^a-z])(${_nc_noun}|accepted) (without|until|unless|before|directly|against|that|which)"
for _nc_doc in "$REPO_ROOT/README.md" "$REPO_ROOT/CONTRIBUTING.md" "$REPO_ROOT/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md" "$REPO_ROOT/docs/CONTRIBUTING.md"; do
  [ -f "$_nc_doc" ] || continue
  _nc_line=$(grep -Ei -e "$_nc_re" "$_nc_doc" | grep -Eiv -e "$_nc_cond" | head -n 1)
  if [ -n "$_nc_line" ]; then
    NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1
    NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE=${_nc_doc#"$REPO_ROOT"/}
    NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT=$(printf '%s\n' "$_nc_line" | sed -e 's/^[[:space:]]*//' -e 's/[[:space:]]*$//')
    break
  fi
done
# no-contributions scan: end
```

Interpret the result:

- `CAN_PUSH=1` (viewerPermission is `WRITE` / `MAINTAIN` / `ADMIN`, or the remote is a push-eligible fork): offer the direct PR flow below. Two cases when `NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1`. With `IS_FORK=true` the user is working in a clone of a fork (their own reports `ADMIN`; a collaborator on someone else's fork sees `WRITE`); they are the outsider the statement addresses, and a bare `gh pr create` there targets the parent, so offer the no-contributions flow instead (below; its fork step reuses the current repo only when `IS_OWN_FORK=true`). With `IS_FORK=false` the user maintains the repo itself: the statement addresses outsiders, not them, and GitHub will not fork a repo into the account that owns it, so keep the direct flow. In both cases quote `$NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT` and name `$NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE` beside the offer so the user decides knowingly.
- `CAN_PUSH=0`, viewerPermission is `READ` / `TRIAGE`, and `NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=0`: name the constraint, then offer the fork-based PR flow ("fork `<owner>/<repo>` and open the PR from your fork?") as an alternative to "leave local". Do not offer the direct flow.
- `CAN_PUSH=0`, viewerPermission is `READ` / `TRIAGE`, and `NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1`: the target says it takes no contributions, so never offer a PR against `<owner>/<repo>`. Quote `$NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT` and name `$NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE`, then offer the no-contributions flow instead: "open the PR inside your fork, against the fork's default branch, and share the link?" Pair it with the Actions hint (see the flow below).
- `gh` unavailable / not a GitHub remote / not authenticated (`$PUSH_INFO` empty), whatever `NO_CONTRIBUTIONS` says: skip every PR offer (direct, fork, and no-contributions) and surface only the "leave local" outcome, naming the reason ("no GitHub remote detected" / "`gh` not authenticated").

If `$REDIRECT_NOTICE` is non-empty, output it verbatim on its own line before the batched Phase 2 question.

The push-capability result decides **how the PR option appears in the batched Phase 2 question** (it is not a separate prompt): use "open a PR in this repo" on a push-capable target, "fork and open a PR from your fork" on a read-only target, "open a PR inside your fork and share the link" when `NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1` on a read-only target or with `IS_FORK=true`, and drop the PR option entirely when no GitHub remote is detected. Frame the batched question with the written artifacts, e.g. _"Wrote `.assess/assess-report.md`, `.assess/complexity-heatmap.svg`, and `

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Source repository: bjcoombs/ai-native-toolkit
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Assess PR and Issues

Open a PR with the report (Step 5).
Track the Top 3 Actions in the user's issue tracker (Step 6).
Freeze the assessment into a CI gate (Step 6.5).
Tool feedback (Step 7) - surface anomalies and offer to file feedback.
Uninstall /assess (Step 8) - the escape hatch: remove everything this run wrote.

Phase 2: ask once, batched (and the non-interactive contract)

Drop the PR option when the push-capability / remote check below (Step 5) shows no direct or fork PR is possible; on a read-only target, offer the fork variant instead. When the target states it takes no contributions (Step 5's no-contributions scan), offer the no-contributions variant instead on a read-only target (READ / TRIAGE) or in a clone of the user's own fork: a PR inside the user's fork, never one against upstream. A user who can push to the non-fork repo itself keeps the direct PR option, with the statement quoted.
Drop the CI gate option when the workflow could never run (no GitHub remote).
Keep issue tracking and feedback always (feedback needs no repo write).
Uninstall (Step 8) always appears: it removes what this run wrote. It doesn't compose with the write-back offers (no point opening a PR and deleting the report), so treat selecting it as "skip the others and clean up".

jq '{interactive, offers}' "$REPO_ROOT/.assess/run-context.json"

Step 5: Ask Whether to Open a PR

# Detect push capability. `gh` returns viewer fields for the current user.
# Push capability is derived from `viewerPermission` (one of ADMIN |
# MAINTAIN | WRITE | TRIAGE | READ | NONE) - GitHub's GraphQL Repository
# type has no `viewerCanPush` field, so don't request it (the CLI errors
# and the whole call returns empty, silently degrading every write-
# accessible repo to the "leave local" branch).
PUSH_INFO=$(gh repo view --json viewerPermission,viewerCanAdminister,nameWithOwner,isFork,owner 2>/dev/null || true)
PERM=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.viewerPermission // empty')
case "$PERM" in
  ADMIN|MAINTAIN|WRITE) CAN_PUSH=1 ;;
  *)                    CAN_PUSH=0 ;;
esac
# A clone of the user's own fork reports ADMIN, so CAN_PUSH alone cannot tell
# the upstream's maintainer from an outsider working in their fork.
IS_FORK=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.isFork // false')
# isFork says the repo has a parent, not whose fork it is: a collaborator with
# push access to someone else's fork also sees isFork=true and WRITE. The
# current repo counts as the user's own fork only when the viewer owns it.
VIEWER_LC=$(gh api user 2>/dev/null | jq -r '.login // empty' | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
OWNER_LC=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.owner.login // empty' | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
if [ "$IS_FORK" = true ] && [ -n "$VIEWER_LC" ] && [ "$VIEWER_LC" = "$OWNER_LC" ]; then
  IS_OWN_FORK=true
else
  IS_OWN_FORK=false
fi
# If the command failed (no remote, no gh, not a GitHub repo, unauthenticated),
# $PUSH_INFO is empty and $PERM stays empty - fall back to the local-branch
# flow with the reason. Never silently assume push works.

# Detect remote-to-gh redirect: GitHub follows transfers/renames, so gh may
# resolve a different owner/repo than the configured remote implies.
REMOTE_URL=$(git remote get-url origin 2>/dev/null || true)
if [ -n "$REMOTE_URL" ]; then
  # Normalise SSH and HTTPS forms (and GitHub Enterprise hosts) to owner/repo.
  # SSH:   git@host:owner/repo.git   -> owner/repo
  # HTTPS: https://host/owner/repo/  -> owner/repo
  # Strip protocol, any user@, the host (not just github.com), a trailing .git,
  # and a trailing slash - so a GHE host or a trailing slash can't masquerade as
  # a redirect.
  REMOTE_SLUG=$(echo "$REMOTE_URL" \
    | sed -e 's|^[a-zA-Z]*://||' -e 's|^[^@/]*@||' -e 's|^[^/:]*[:/]||' -e 's|\.git$||' -e 's|/$||')
else
  REMOTE_SLUG=""
fi
GH_SLUG=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.nameWithOwner // empty')
# Compare case-insensitively: GitHub treats owner/repo as case-insensitive, so a
# pure case difference is not a redirect and must not emit a spurious notice.
REMOTE_SLUG_LC=$(echo "$REMOTE_SLUG" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
GH_SLUG_LC=$(echo "$GH_SLUG" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
if [ -n "$REMOTE_SLUG" ] && [ -n "$GH_SLUG" ] && [ "$REMOTE_SLUG_LC" != "$GH_SLUG_LC" ]; then
  REDIRECT_NOTICE="Note: origin (\`$REMOTE_SLUG\`) redirects to \`$GH_SLUG\`; the offers below target the redirected repo."
else
  REDIRECT_NOTICE=""
fi

# no-contributions scan: start
# Sets NO_CONTRIBUTIONS (1/0) plus the first matching file (relative to the
# repo root) and line, so the offer can quote the statement back to the user.
NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=0
NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE=""
NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT=""
# The pattern is built from named parts so every branch shares one noun and one
# boundary. _nc_noun ends at a non-letter (_nc_end), so "prs?" cannot match the
# start of "promise", "process" or "private"; the passive branch also needs a
# non-letter before the noun. _nc_neg has no leading boundary on purpose: it
# must match the tail of "cannot".
_nc_neg="(not|n't|n’t|unable to)"
_nc_noun="(contributions|pull requests?|prs?)"
_nc_end="([^a-z]|$)"
# Three refusal phrasings:
#   accept:     "does not accept (community) contributions", "not accepting PRs"
#   imperative: "do not send a pull request" - the clause must end right after
#               the noun, so "do not open a PR for typo fixes" (a house rule
#               for contributors, not a refusal) stays out
#   passive:    "pull requests are not accepted"
_nc_accept="${_nc_neg} ([a-z-]+ )?accept(ing)? ([a-z-]+ )?${_nc_noun}${_nc_end}"
_nc_imperative="${_nc_neg} (send|open|submit) (a |any |us )?${_nc_noun}[[:space:]]*([.;!)]|$)"
_nc_passive="(^|[^a-z])${_nc_noun} (are|is|will) not (be )?accepted"
_nc_re="${_nc_accept}|${_nc_imperative}|${_nc_passive}"
# Qualifiers: a matched line that carries one ("PRs are not accepted without an
# issue") is a condition on contributing, not a refusal, and is dropped. This
# errs towards 0, which keeps today's fork-to-upstream offer.
_nc_cond="(^|[^a-z])(${_nc_noun}|accepted) (without|until|unless|before|directly|against|that|which)"
for _nc_doc in "$REPO_ROOT/README.md" "$REPO_ROOT/CONTRIBUTING.md" "$REPO_ROOT/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md" "$REPO_ROOT/docs/CONTRIBUTING.md"; do
  [ -f "$_nc_doc" ] || continue
  _nc_line=$(grep -Ei -e "$_nc_re" "$_nc_doc" | grep -Eiv -e "$_nc_cond" | head -n 1)
  if [ -n "$_nc_line" ]; then
    NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1
    NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE=${_nc_doc#"$REPO_ROOT"/}
    NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT=$(printf '%s\n' "$_nc_line" | sed -e 's/^[[:space:]]*//' -e 's/[[:space:]]*$//')
    break
  fi
done
# no-contributions scan: end

Interpret the result:

CAN_PUSH=1 (viewerPermission is WRITE / MAINTAIN / ADMIN, or the remote is a push-eligible fork): offer the direct PR flow below. Two cases when NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1. With IS_FORK=true the user is working in a clone of a fork (their own reports ADMIN; a collaborator on someone else's fork sees WRITE); they are the outsider the statement addresses, and a bare gh pr create there targets the parent, so offer the no-contributions flow instead (below; its fork step reuses the current repo only when IS_OWN_FORK=true). With IS_FORK=false the user maintains the repo itself: the statement addresses outsiders, not them, and GitHub will not fork a repo into the account that owns it, so keep the direct flow. In both cases quote $NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT and name $NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE beside the offer so the user decides knowingly.
CAN_PUSH=0, viewerPermission is READ / TRIAGE, and NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=0: name the constraint, then offer the fork-based PR flow ("fork <owner>/<repo> and open the PR from your fork?") as an alternative to "leave local". Do not offer the direct flow.
CAN_PUSH=0, viewerPermission is READ / TRIAGE, and NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1: the target says it takes no contributions, so never offer a PR against <owner>/<repo>. Quote $NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT and name $NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE, then offer the no-contributions flow instead: "open the PR inside your fork, against the fork's default branch, and share the link?" Pair it with the Actions hint (see the flow below).
gh unavailable / not a GitHub remote / not authenticated ($PUSH_INFO empty), whatever NO_CONTRIBUTIONS says: skip every PR offer (direct, fork, and no-contributions) and surface only the "leave local" outcome, naming the reason ("no GitHub remote detected" / "gh not authenticated").

If $REDIRECT_NOTICE is non-empty, output it verbatim on its own line before the batched Phase 2 question.

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name: assess-pr
description: The /assess end-of-run offers - open a PR with the report, track the Top 3 Actions in the user's issue tracker, freeze the assessment into a CI gate, and file tool feedback. TRIGGER when the /assess orchestrator reaches the end-of-run offers; not a standalone user command.
---

# Assess PR and Issues

The end-of-run half of `/assess`. The report (`.assess/assess-report.md`), the complexity heatmap, and the doc graph are written. This step runs the optional end-of-run offers - in order - then closes the loop:

1. **Open a PR** with the report (Step 5).
2. **Track the Top 3 Actions** in the user's issue tracker (Step 6).
3. **Freeze the assessment into a CI gate** (Step 6.5).
4. **Tool feedback** (Step 7) - surface anomalies and offer to file feedback.
5. **Uninstall `/assess`** (Step 8) - the escape hatch: remove everything this run wrote.

Each offer is independent (uninstall excepted - it's mutually exclusive with the write-back offers): a user can accept any subset. The step references back into the written `assess-report.md` artifact (notably the Top 3 Actions table's `Issue` column), not into the scoring prose, so it stays decoupled from how the report was produced.

## Phase 2: ask once, batched (and the non-interactive contract)

These are the **write-back phase** of the consent lifecycle (Phase 2; Phase 1 was the tool installs, Phase 3 the mutation pass - see the assess SKILL.md). Do not serialise them into back-to-back modals. Present them as **one batched, multi-select AskUserQuestion**: "Now that the report is written, which of these should I do?" with the options (open a PR, track the Top 3 Actions, freeze a CI gate, file feedback, and - the mutually-exclusive escape hatch - uninstall `/assess` from this repo), pre-filtered by feasibility:

- Drop the **PR** option when the push-capability / remote check below (Step 5) shows no direct or fork PR is possible; on a read-only target, offer the fork variant instead. When the target states it takes no contributions (Step 5's no-contributions scan), offer the **no-contributions** variant instead on a read-only target (READ / TRIAGE) or in a clone of the user's own fork: a PR inside the user's fork, never one against upstream. A user who can push to the non-fork repo itself keeps the direct PR option, with the statement quoted.
- Drop the **CI gate** option when the workflow could never run (no GitHub remote).
- Keep **issue tracking** and **feedback** always (feedback needs no repo write).
- **Uninstall** (Step 8) always appears: it removes what this run wrote. It doesn't compose with the write-back offers (no point opening a PR *and* deleting the report), so treat selecting it as "skip the others and clean up".

Then execute the accepted offers **in order** (PR → issues → gate → feedback), because the later ones cross-link to the PR the first may have opened. Uninstall, if chosen, runs instead of the others. The per-step detail below is the execution recipe for each accepted offer; the *asking* happens once, here.

**Non-interactive contract (headless / CI).** When `run-context.json .interactive` is `false`, **make no AskUserQuestion call at all** - every write-back offer is already recorded as `{type, status: "skipped", reason: "non-interactive"}` in `run-context.json .offers` (`pr`, `issue_tracking`, `ci_gate`, `feedback`, `uninstall`). Write nothing back, open no PR, create no issues, emit no gate, file no feedback, uninstall nothing; the run ends with the local `.assess/` artifacts only. A headless `/assess` completes with zero prompts.

```bash
jq '{interactive, offers}' "$REPO_ROOT/.assess/run-context.json"
```

---

## Step 5: Ask Whether to Open a PR

After writing the files, first **check whether a direct PR is even possible** before offering one. A user on `READ` or `TRIAGE` access can't push a branch to the target repo, so an unconditional "open a PR?" offer is infeasible and wastes a turn.

```bash
# Detect push capability. `gh` returns viewer fields for the current user.
# Push capability is derived from `viewerPermission` (one of ADMIN |
# MAINTAIN | WRITE | TRIAGE | READ | NONE) - GitHub's GraphQL Repository
# type has no `viewerCanPush` field, so don't request it (the CLI errors
# and the whole call returns empty, silently degrading every write-
# accessible repo to the "leave local" branch).
PUSH_INFO=$(gh repo view --json viewerPermission,viewerCanAdminister,nameWithOwner,isFork,owner 2>/dev/null || true)
PERM=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.viewerPermission // empty')
case "$PERM" in
  ADMIN|MAINTAIN|WRITE) CAN_PUSH=1 ;;
  *)                    CAN_PUSH=0 ;;
esac
# A clone of the user's own fork reports ADMIN, so CAN_PUSH alone cannot tell
# the upstream's maintainer from an outsider working in their fork.
IS_FORK=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.isFork // false')
# isFork says the repo has a parent, not whose fork it is: a collaborator with
# push access to someone else's fork also sees isFork=true and WRITE. The
# current repo counts as the user's own fork only when the viewer owns it.
VIEWER_LC=$(gh api user 2>/dev/null | jq -r '.login // empty' | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
OWNER_LC=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.owner.login // empty' | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
if [ "$IS_FORK" = true ] && [ -n "$VIEWER_LC" ] && [ "$VIEWER_LC" = "$OWNER_LC" ]; then
  IS_OWN_FORK=true
else
  IS_OWN_FORK=false
fi
# If the command failed (no remote, no gh, not a GitHub repo, unauthenticated),
# $PUSH_INFO is empty and $PERM stays empty - fall back to the local-branch
# flow with the reason. Never silently assume push works.

# Detect remote-to-gh redirect: GitHub follows transfers/renames, so gh may
# resolve a different owner/repo than the configured remote implies.
REMOTE_URL=$(git remote get-url origin 2>/dev/null || true)
if [ -n "$REMOTE_URL" ]; then
  # Normalise SSH and HTTPS forms (and GitHub Enterprise hosts) to owner/repo.
  # SSH:   git@host:owner/repo.git   -> owner/repo
  # HTTPS: https://host/owner/repo/  -> owner/repo
  # Strip protocol, any user@, the host (not just github.com), a trailing .git,
  # and a trailing slash - so a GHE host or a trailing slash can't masquerade as
  # a redirect.
  REMOTE_SLUG=$(echo "$REMOTE_URL" \
    | sed -e 's|^[a-zA-Z]*://||' -e 's|^[^@/]*@||' -e 's|^[^/:]*[:/]||' -e 's|\.git$||' -e 's|/$||')
else
  REMOTE_SLUG=""
fi
GH_SLUG=$(echo "$PUSH_INFO" | jq -r '.nameWithOwner // empty')
# Compare case-insensitively: GitHub treats owner/repo as case-insensitive, so a
# pure case difference is not a redirect and must not emit a spurious notice.
REMOTE_SLUG_LC=$(echo "$REMOTE_SLUG" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
GH_SLUG_LC=$(echo "$GH_SLUG" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
if [ -n "$REMOTE_SLUG" ] && [ -n "$GH_SLUG" ] && [ "$REMOTE_SLUG_LC" != "$GH_SLUG_LC" ]; then
  REDIRECT_NOTICE="Note: origin (\`$REMOTE_SLUG\`) redirects to \`$GH_SLUG\`; the offers below target the redirected repo."
else
  REDIRECT_NOTICE=""
fi
```

Then check whether the target turns away outside contributions. A fork PR against a repo whose README or CONTRIBUTING says "do not send a pull request" is noise for its maintainers, so the scan runs before any upstream offer is framed:

```bash
# no-contributions scan: start
# Sets NO_CONTRIBUTIONS (1/0) plus the first matching file (relative to the
# repo root) and line, so the offer can quote the statement back to the user.
NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=0
NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE=""
NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT=""
# The pattern is built from named parts so every branch shares one noun and one
# boundary. _nc_noun ends at a non-letter (_nc_end), so "prs?" cannot match the
# start of "promise", "process" or "private"; the passive branch also needs a
# non-letter before the noun. _nc_neg has no leading boundary on purpose: it
# must match the tail of "cannot".
_nc_neg="(not|n't|n’t|unable to)"
_nc_noun="(contributions|pull requests?|prs?)"
_nc_end="([^a-z]|$)"
# Three refusal phrasings:
#   accept:     "does not accept (community) contributions", "not accepting PRs"
#   imperative: "do not send a pull request" - the clause must end right after
#               the noun, so "do not open a PR for typo fixes" (a house rule
#               for contributors, not a refusal) stays out
#   passive:    "pull requests are not accepted"
_nc_accept="${_nc_neg} ([a-z-]+ )?accept(ing)? ([a-z-]+ )?${_nc_noun}${_nc_end}"
_nc_imperative="${_nc_neg} (send|open|submit) (a |any |us )?${_nc_noun}[[:space:]]*([.;!)]|$)"
_nc_passive="(^|[^a-z])${_nc_noun} (are|is|will) not (be )?accepted"
_nc_re="${_nc_accept}|${_nc_imperative}|${_nc_passive}"
# Qualifiers: a matched line that carries one ("PRs are not accepted without an
# issue") is a condition on contributing, not a refusal, and is dropped. This
# errs towards 0, which keeps today's fork-to-upstream offer.
_nc_cond="(^|[^a-z])(${_nc_noun}|accepted) (without|until|unless|before|directly|against|that|which)"
for _nc_doc in "$REPO_ROOT/README.md" "$REPO_ROOT/CONTRIBUTING.md" "$REPO_ROOT/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md" "$REPO_ROOT/docs/CONTRIBUTING.md"; do
  [ -f "$_nc_doc" ] || continue
  _nc_line=$(grep -Ei -e "$_nc_re" "$_nc_doc" | grep -Eiv -e "$_nc_cond" | head -n 1)
  if [ -n "$_nc_line" ]; then
    NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1
    NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE=${_nc_doc#"$REPO_ROOT"/}
    NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT=$(printf '%s\n' "$_nc_line" | sed -e 's/^[[:space:]]*//' -e 's/[[:space:]]*$//')
    break
  fi
done
# no-contributions scan: end
```

Interpret the result:

- `CAN_PUSH=1` (viewerPermission is `WRITE` / `MAINTAIN` / `ADMIN`, or the remote is a push-eligible fork): offer the direct PR flow below. Two cases when `NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1`. With `IS_FORK=true` the user is working in a clone of a fork (their own reports `ADMIN`; a collaborator on someone else's fork sees `WRITE`); they are the outsider the statement addresses, and a bare `gh pr create` there targets the parent, so offer the no-contributions flow instead (below; its fork step reuses the current repo only when `IS_OWN_FORK=true`). With `IS_FORK=false` the user maintains the repo itself: the statement addresses outsiders, not them, and GitHub will not fork a repo into the account that owns it, so keep the direct flow. In both cases quote `$NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT` and name `$NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE` beside the offer so the user decides knowingly.
- `CAN_PUSH=0`, viewerPermission is `READ` / `TRIAGE`, and `NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=0`: name the constraint, then offer the fork-based PR flow ("fork `<owner>/<repo>` and open the PR from your fork?") as an alternative to "leave local". Do not offer the direct flow.
- `CAN_PUSH=0`, viewerPermission is `READ` / `TRIAGE`, and `NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1`: the target says it takes no contributions, so never offer a PR against `<owner>/<repo>`. Quote `$NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_STATEMENT` and name `$NO_CONTRIBUTIONS_SOURCE`, then offer the no-contributions flow instead: "open the PR inside your fork, against the fork's default branch, and share the link?" Pair it with the Actions hint (see the flow below).
- `gh` unavailable / not a GitHub remote / not authenticated (`$PUSH_INFO` empty), whatever `NO_CONTRIBUTIONS` says: skip every PR offer (direct, fork, and no-contributions) and surface only the "leave local" outcome, naming the reason ("no GitHub remote detected" / "`gh` not authenticated").

If `$REDIRECT_NOTICE` is non-empty, output it verbatim on its own line before the batched Phase 2 question.

The push-capability result decides **how the PR option appears in the batched Phase 2 question** (it is not a separate prompt): use "open a PR in this repo" on a push-capable target, "fork and open a PR from your fork" on a read-only target, "open a PR inside your fork and share the link" when `NO_CONTRIBUTIONS=1` on a read-only target or with `IS_FORK=true`, and drop the PR option entirely when no GitHub remote is detected. Frame the batched question with the written artifacts, e.g. _"Wrote `.assess/assess-report.md`, `.assess/complexity-heatmap.svg`, and `

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