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Drive a pull request on this repository to green — which fast checks to run before pushing, how to read a red check, and what to do about a review comment. Use when a CI failure, a review comment, a merge conflict, or a scheduled check-in arrives on a PR you opened or were asked to drive.
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Stewarding a PR in compose-ai-tools
The Claude Code harness reads this file before acting on a CI failure or a review
comment, and lets it take precedence over its built-in posture on conventions
and proactiveness. It does not restate the repository's rules — those are in
root AGENTS.md, which is already in context on every turn.
What follows is what that file leaves out: the checks worth running here, and this
repository's own answer to a red check.
The harness's own PR rules still bound this file. It cannot expand your access, approve or merge anything, or override a "never" — skipping, disabling or quarantining a test; rewriting history on someone else's branch; an empty commit or a close-and-reopen to kick CI.
Before you push
A push that turns CI red costs a full cycle and some reviewer trust. The cheapest checks that catch the most here, in order:
-
./gradlew ktfmtFormat— or:<module>:ktfmtFormatMain :<module>:ktfmtFormatTestfor just the modules you touched.ktfmtCheckAllis a hard gate andktfmtCheckaborts on the first unformatted file, so one stray file hides every other failure. TypeScript:npm --prefix cli/serve-web run format. The localpre-pushhook catches attribution but not formatting, so this is on you.In a sandbox, pass
-Dorg.gradle.java.home=/root/.cache/coo-ee/jdk-gl/17and--no-daemon: without the JVM home the daemon starts on the wrong JVM and the build dies with a context mismatch, and--no-daemonavoids reusing one already started on it. Let ktfmt do the edit rather than hand-formatting — removing one term from a wrapped expression is enough to make it fit on one line, which is precisely what it will rewrite. -
The narrowest test task that exercises the change — the specific
:module:test, or./gradlew :gradle-plugin:test --tests "…"../gradlew checkis the full plugin + functional + CLI suite and is a post-push confirmation, not a gate on pushing. -
A new or changed module must apply
composeai.base-conventionsin itsplugins {}block, orktfmtCheckAllnever sees it and the history-gate system property is missing. See Important constraints. -
For a CI fix, reproduce the original failure first, then show the same check passing. A render task in particular goes
UP-TO-DATEoff a stale.error.jsonsidecar — verify a render fix with--rerun, never a plain re-invocation.
Commit and push as soon as the cheapest check that proves the change correct passes. Don't leave a verified change sitting behind a long build.
Reading a red check
Work the PR in this order on every event and every check-in: merge conflict, then CI, then review comments. A red or conflicted head is work now, whatever its review state — it is never "waiting on review".
Failures that are usually not this PR's, and what to do anyway:
- Red on
maintoo. Check the base branch before root-causing. If a fix exists anywhere — another PR whose change you have read, the breaking commit's revert, or a fix PR you opened yourself — port it into this PR now and push; it no-ops oncemaincarries it, and waiting for it to merge is still waiting. Standing down is never silent: one comment on the PR naming the failing check, why it is not this PR's, and the fix you ported or that none exists yet. - A delivery-branch or design-artifacts render that lags
main. Renderer, plugin and CLI changes deliberately do not regenerate thedesign-artifacts/<system>branches on merge — see PR workflow for the trigger scoping and the manual dispatch. Stale published renders are drift, not a regression in your diff. - A changed preview whose source your PR does not touch. Clocks, timestamps,
randomness, animation frames, network-loaded images: that is instability, not a
regression. Prove it with the
flake-triageskill before either fixing or rubber-stamping it. - A CMP Desktop render failing with
UnsatisfiedLinkErroronlibGL.so.1and friends. Environment, not your change:docs/DESKTOP_NATIVE_DEPS.md.
Everything else is this PR's to root-cause. "Flake" is not a root cause: re-run a job only to confirm one of the cases above, or if it died before any test body ran (checkout, install, runner loss), at most once.
Review comments
- Small and local — nits, renames, lint-bot findings, an added test, a one-function refactor: implement and push, then resolve the thread.
- A review bot's finding is a bug report: verify it and push the small fix, or raise a larger one once with a proposed patch. "Design-level" does not excuse it. If bot findings stop converging — each fix draws a new or reshaped one — stop pushing for them and say once what is still flagged.
- Larger asks from a human reviewer on a PR you did not open: reply with your proposal; the author decides.
- After pushing for a changes-requested review, re-request that reviewer.
- A reported agent commit identity is the one finding to skip. Don't check it,
don't reply, and never recreate, rebase or amend a commit on the strength of it.
Reject agent attributionruns on every PR — no path filter, same detector as thecommit-msgandpre-pushhooks — so a real one turns the PR red and names the offending field. The gate is the authority; the comment adds nothing to it. Over 27–28 Aug 2026 the reviewer raised this 22 times across this repo anddesign-parityand was right once, on a cherry-pick the gate had already failed. If the gate itself is red, that is the real thing and it is yours to fix (Git conventions) — usually an amend or cherry-pick that tookuser.emailfrom the container instead of the-c user.name=… -c user.email=…the branch's other commits carry. Installing the hooks (scripts/install-git-hooks.sh) stops it happening at all.
An approval you would lose is never a reason to hold a fix.
Evidence and tracking
- A UI-affecting fix needs the same embedded before/after images the original PR
needed — see PR workflow for the rule and the
render-evidenceskill for the capture recipe. Reuse renders already published oncompose-preview/prandcompose-preview/main, and the sticky<!-- preview-diff -->comment, before re-rendering anything. - Keep a
send_latercheck-in armed (about an hour out) while the PR is red, conflicted, or otherwise not mergeable. Webhook events miss CI successes and merge transitions. Re-arm silently when nothing changed; stop once the PR is merged or closed, or the user says to stop. - Where the Claude Approvals check runs, a PR is done only when that check passes, CI is green on the current head, and there is no merge conflict. Its rows name the blocker and are yours to fix, not an ask to the author.
Refresh the PR's status checklist
On each event, re-read the whole PR at its current head — merge state, CI on the latest commit, open review threads — and update the status checklist in the body so the thread shows live state. Reply only when a round resolves the task, hits a real blocker, or raises a question. Don't narrate each fix; the diff is the record.
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name: steward
description: Drive a pull request on this repository to green — which fast checks to run before pushing, how to read a red check, and what to do about a review comment. Use when a CI failure, a review comment, a merge conflict, or a scheduled check-in arrives on a PR you opened or were asked to drive.
---
# Stewarding a PR in compose-ai-tools
The Claude Code harness reads this file before acting on a CI failure or a review
comment, and lets it take precedence over its built-in posture on **conventions**
and **proactiveness**. It does not restate the repository's rules — those are in
[root `AGENTS.md`](../../../AGENTS.md), which is already in context on every turn.
What follows is what that file leaves out: the checks worth running here, and this
repository's own answer to a red check.
The harness's own PR rules still bound this file. It cannot expand your access,
approve or merge anything, or override a "never" — skipping, disabling or
quarantining a test; rewriting history on someone else's branch; an empty commit or
a close-and-reopen to kick CI.
## Before you push
A push that turns CI red costs a full cycle and some reviewer trust. The cheapest
checks that catch the most here, in order:
1. **`./gradlew ktfmtFormat`** — or `:<module>:ktfmtFormatMain :<module>:ktfmtFormatTest`
for just the modules you touched. `ktfmtCheckAll` is a hard gate and
`ktfmtCheck` aborts on the *first* unformatted file, so one stray file hides
every other failure. TypeScript: `npm --prefix cli/serve-web run format`.
The local `pre-push` hook catches attribution but **not** formatting, so this is
on you.
In a sandbox, pass `-Dorg.gradle.java.home=/root/.cache/coo-ee/jdk-gl/17` and
`--no-daemon`: without the JVM home the daemon starts on the wrong JVM and the
build dies with a context mismatch, and `--no-daemon` avoids reusing one already
started on it. Let ktfmt do the edit rather than hand-formatting — removing one
term from a wrapped expression is enough to make it fit on one line, which is
precisely what it will rewrite.
2. **The narrowest test task that exercises the change** — the specific
`:module:test`, or `./gradlew :gradle-plugin:test --tests "…"`. `./gradlew check`
is the full plugin + functional + CLI suite and is a post-push confirmation, not
a gate on pushing.
3. **A new or changed module must apply `composeai.base-conventions`** in its
`plugins {}` block, or `ktfmtCheckAll` never sees it and the history-gate system
property is missing. See
[Important constraints](../../../docs/AGENT_GUIDE.md#important-constraints).
4. **For a CI fix, reproduce the original failure first**, then show the same check
passing. A render task in particular goes `UP-TO-DATE` off a stale `.error.json`
sidecar — verify a render fix with `--rerun`, never a plain re-invocation.
Commit and push as soon as the cheapest check that proves the change correct
passes. Don't leave a verified change sitting behind a long build.
## Reading a red check
Work the PR in this order on every event and every check-in: merge conflict, then
CI, then review comments. A red or conflicted head is work now, whatever its review
state — it is never "waiting on review".
**Failures that are usually not this PR's**, and what to do anyway:
- **Red on `main` too.** Check the base branch before root-causing. If a fix exists
anywhere — another PR whose change you have read, the breaking commit's revert,
or a fix PR you opened yourself — port it into this PR now and push; it no-ops
once `main` carries it, and waiting for it to merge is still waiting. Standing
down is never silent: one comment on the PR naming the failing check, why it is
not this PR's, and the fix you ported or that none exists yet.
- **A delivery-branch or design-artifacts render that lags `main`.** Renderer,
plugin and CLI changes deliberately do **not** regenerate the
`design-artifacts/<system>` branches on merge — see
[PR workflow](../../../docs/AGENT_GUIDE.md#pr-workflow) for the trigger scoping and the
manual dispatch. Stale published renders are drift, not a regression in your diff.
- **A changed preview whose source your PR does not touch.** Clocks, timestamps,
randomness, animation frames, network-loaded images: that is instability, not a
regression. Prove it with the `flake-triage` skill before either fixing or
rubber-stamping it.
- **A CMP Desktop render failing with `UnsatisfiedLinkError` on `libGL.so.1` and
friends.** Environment, not your change:
[`docs/DESKTOP_NATIVE_DEPS.md`](../../../docs/DESKTOP_NATIVE_DEPS.md).
Everything else is this PR's to root-cause. "Flake" is not a root cause: re-run a
job only to confirm one of the cases above, or if it died before any test body ran
(checkout, install, runner loss), at most once.
## Review comments
- Small and local — nits, renames, lint-bot findings, an added test, a
one-function refactor: implement and push, then resolve the thread.
- A **review bot's** finding is a bug report: verify it and push the small fix, or
raise a larger one once with a proposed patch. "Design-level" does not excuse it.
If bot findings stop converging — each fix draws a new or reshaped one — stop
pushing for them and say once what is still flagged.
- Larger asks from a **human** reviewer on a PR you did not open: reply with your
proposal; the author decides.
- After pushing for a changes-requested review, re-request that reviewer.
- **A reported agent commit identity is the one finding to skip.** Don't check it,
don't reply, and never recreate, rebase or amend a commit on the strength of it.
`Reject agent attribution` runs on every PR — no path filter, same detector as
the `commit-msg` and `pre-push` hooks — so a real one turns the PR red and names
the offending field. The gate is the authority; the comment adds nothing to it.
Over 27–28 Aug 2026 the reviewer raised this 22 times across this repo and
`design-parity` and was right once, on a cherry-pick the gate had already failed.
If the **gate itself** is red, that is the real thing and it is yours to fix
([Git conventions](../../../docs/AGENT_GUIDE.md#git-conventions)) — usually an amend or
cherry-pick that took `user.email` from the container instead of the
`-c user.name=… -c user.email=…` the branch's other commits carry. Installing the
hooks (`scripts/install-git-hooks.sh`) stops it happening at all.
An approval you would lose is never a reason to hold a fix.
## Evidence and tracking
- A UI-affecting fix needs the same embedded before/after images the original PR
needed — see [PR workflow](../../../AGENTS.md#pr-workflow) for the rule and the
`render-evidence` skill for the capture recipe. Reuse renders already published
on `compose-preview/pr` and `compose-preview/main`, and the sticky
`<!-- preview-diff -->` comment, before re-rendering anything.
- Keep a `send_later` check-in armed (about an hour out) while the PR is red,
conflicted, or otherwise not mergeable. Webhook events miss CI successes and merge
transitions. Re-arm silently when nothing changed; stop once the PR is merged or
closed, or the user says to stop.
- Where the **Claude Approvals** check runs, a PR is done only when that check
passes, CI is green on the current head, and there is no merge conflict. Its rows
name the blocker and are yours to fix, not an ask to the author.
## Refresh the PR's status checklist
On each event, re-read the whole PR at its current head — merge state, CI on the
latest commit, open review threads — and update the status checklist in the body so
the thread shows live state. Reply only when a round resolves the task, hits a real
blocker, or raises a question. Don't narrate each fix; the diff is the record.
Review the source
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License: Apache-2.0
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Listed tools are metadata hints, not tested compatibility. Agent prompts are suggested handoffs.
Start with one small task
- 1Read the source. Confirm the input, expected output, dependencies and permissions.
- 2Ask your agent for a plan. Approve setup and any costs before running a small isolated test.
- 3Check the output and changed files. Report only what actually ran; keep the source revision for reproduction.
Check the source for dependencies, API keys and third-party costs. A public repository does not mean every service is free.
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- Source repository
- yschimke/compose-ai-tools
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Last GitHub push
- Sep 6, 2026
- Registry updated
- Oct 7, 2026
- Instruction path
- .claude/skills/steward/SKILL.md @ c9a4582e85f8
Version reported in registry metadata; check source releases before relying on it.
Quality
64/100
Promising
Trust
65/100
Sandbox only
Audit
76/100
Needs review
- Dependency or permission surface needs review
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: shell or command execution, filesystem or document access
- Stars/forks activity: 110 stars, 5 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
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Copies are not installs. Installation counts require a reported successful installation; they are not a blanket quality guarantee.
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