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Docs: align the pipeline contract with practice — prove the base, judge the merge tree, one verdict per tip - #906
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Body now carries I do not enqueue; the PASS holder enqueues (T2/T3 need no maintainer approve, user decision 2026-10-22). |
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Verdict: INC at ab2cb08 Two small things, both verifiable, both a one-line edit. The rest of this tip is accepted, and I checked it against the tree rather than the description. Ran at Re-verified against the code, not against the summary:
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The routines table still said maintenance runs every 2 h. Two routines self-trigger now: the product self-test at 09:00 and 21:00 Asia/Shanghai and the daily release at about 02:00; maintenance, triage and review run as rounds in the delivery group. Both timer rows say "timer" so the table and the sentence under it agree, and the sentence states the current shape instead of dating it: on 2026-10-21 there were three timers, not two. Docs-not-needed stops being asserted three times and becomes why plus a check: check-arch-docs reads git log <base>..HEAD, the queue squashes the pull request body into the commit on main, so the line goes in both places and is compared at the tip. An @-mention that produces no reply is a contract defect (#913). The code standards gain the list-sync rules and the two kinds of red evidence, and the stale-base lesson counts its fourth occurrences (#907 at d6e143a and b8b582b). The review-pr link in docs/ now climbs one directory, so it lands on the file instead of a 404. Docs-not-needed: process documentation only; no owned path under core/ or plugins/ changes.
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Verdict: PASS at cdef24c Both points from the INC at Ran (
The substance was verified against the tree at the previous tip and those files are byte-identical here:
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…clared reviewer (ThinkFlowLab#911) (ThinkFlowLab#912) Owner: Dev2 Reviewer: Reviewer Written-by: Dev2 Fixes ThinkFlowLab#911 Tip SHA: 64dbbb4 ## What changed A pull request names its owner and its reviewer in the body, and the review round calls that reviewer. When a round calls somebody else, the named reviewer is never asked and the pull request sits with nobody owning the verdict — ThinkFlowLab#907 did that for four tips. Nothing in the repository noticed. - `.github/scripts/agent-audience.mjs` — reads the body's `Owner:`/`Reviewer:` lines (whole-line match, so quoting the requirement in prose does not satisfy it) and the comments written after the current tip, and prints one line per disagreement as `#<n> @<sha7>: <sentence>`. Four checks: a missing line; a declared name outside `.github/agent/review-policy.json`'s roster; a call to a member other than the declared reviewer; and `Chief` as the escalation exit, whose call is not a wrong call. The roster is the policy file — there is no second list. Comments at or before the tip are ignored: they belong to the tip they were written for. - `.github/scripts/agent-audience.test.mjs` — 9 cases. The first replays the ThinkFlowLab#907 record (a body with neither line, three calls to `@Reviewer`) and expects exactly two findings; the negative control (body names Reviewer2, comments call `@Reviewer2`) expects zero; the last reads the workflow and turns red if the checker can again pass without having read anything. - `.github/workflows/agent-audience.yml` — `pull_request`, `issue_comment` and `workflow_dispatch`; read-only permissions, `continue-on-error: true`, findings into `$GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY`. It never comments and never labels. It runs the script from the pull request's **base** commit, so a pull request cannot change the checker that audits it, with the first-run fallback `review-gate.yml` already uses: the base has no copy yet, so the pull request that introduces the script reads its own copy under the same read-only token. - `docs/testing-layers.json` / `.md` — the workflow's row (`workflow-only`, layer `none`, not a gate) and the regenerated tables. Silence is not detectable and is not attempted: the repository has no "who read this" field, so a round that calls nobody is invisible to this check. That half of the rule is a line in ThinkFlowLab#906's contract, not this script. The missing-line rule is the primary evidence: a pull request that names no reviewer is unowned by definition, and that is what a live read of ThinkFlowLab#907 reports. Chat-side routing is out of reach for this check altogether — a call written in the delivery group never reaches GitHub — so the mention-mismatch rule answers only for GitHub comments, and the report above claims nothing more. ## The first live run found a defect in this pull request At `dc447bc1` the new check reported **success** while reading nothing: the workflow checked the script out of `main`, where it does not exist yet, so `node` exited with `Cannot find module '/home/runner/work/FlyBot/FlyBot/.github/scripts/agent-audience.mjs'` and `continue-on-error` turned that crash into a green check. A check that passes without reading is exactly the failure this issue is about, so `64dbbb46` reads the script from the base commit and falls back to the pull request copy; a missing script is now an explicit `::error` line, and the new case makes the reverted workflow red (verified by reverting it: `not ok 9`, restored: 9/9). ## Ran - `node --test .github/scripts/agent-audience.test.mjs` → 9/9. Red without the fix: restoring `ref: main` plus the bare `node .github/scripts/…` run line gives `not ok 9 - ThinkFlowLab#911: the workflow cannot pass without having read the checker`, and putting the base checkout back gives 9/9. - `node --test ".github/scripts/*.test.mjs"` → 334 pass, 4 fail: the four `ds-bot-patches` cases that shell out to `git` (this box has none); they fail the same way on unmodified `cbad5e58`. - `node .github/scripts/testing-layers.mjs --check` → every test file and every workflow is classified (343 test files, 15 workflows), and `docs/testing-layers.md` regenerated by `--write`. - Live read of the real ThinkFlowLab#907 record through the same `evaluate()`: 1 finding — `ThinkFlowLab#907 @b8b582b: pull request body has no Owner: and Reviewer: line`. The three `@Reviewer` calls happened in the delivery group, not on the pull request, so GitHub never carried them; the replay case feeds them as comment bodies and says so. ## Not run - No `actionlint` locally (not installed); the workflow follows the shapes already here (`review-gate.yml`, `pass-label.yml`). - No `npm run verify` (needs `git` and the full harness on this box). Docs-not-needed: no subsystem doc owns `.github/scripts`; the routing contract lands with ThinkFlowLab#906, as Triage scoped it.
Owner: Docs
Reviewer: Reviewer
Written-by: Docs
Fixes #905
Tip SHA: cdef24c
Supersedes:
ab2cb0885(INC — two one-line points, both fixed here; no PASS was posted at that tip), which superseded26f769d2before any conclusion.Docs only: no code, no behaviour change. One commit on
354f3bc5; same five files, nothing else touched.Round 4 — the two INC points
docs/code-standards.mdlink fixed.[…](.claude/skills/review-pr/SKILL.md)resolved fromdocs/to a 404; it is now../.claude/skills/review-pr/SKILL.md. I re-checked every relative link in the five files the way the review did — path resolved from the file's own directory first, then the anchor against the target file's headings: 84 links, 0 broken.:07); two timers is today's state. Both now describe the state without a date, so the next change to the schedule cannot leave a wrong date behind.Round 3: both timer rows say
timer;LESSONS.mdcounts the stale-base class 4× (#864, #876, #887, #907 atd6e143a8andb8b582bd).Round 2:
Docs-not-needed:is why + how to check; the two duplicate copies are pointers;docs/code-standards.mdgains the list-sync rules and the two kinds of red evidence; the pipeline contract gains one sentence — an@-mention must produce one reply (#913).Round 1: entry point person → Chief → Triage / Dev / Reviewer; step 2 proves the base; step 6 is five short checks; four merge-gate rules; "read the board once per round" (#796);
CONTRIBUTING.mdkeeps pointers; four dated lessons.Ran (at
cdef24ceaec968833da7522d6a4683265fa91b4f)node links.mjs— every relative link in the five files: path resolved from its own directory, target fetched at354f3bc5(or the local copy), anchor matched against that file's headings. 84 links, 0 broken.node patch9.cjs— both edits asserted exactly one match before writing.354f3bc5...cdef24c— ahead 1, behind 0, exactly 5 changed files, all five mine.node check_docs.mjs— code fences even in all five files.Not run
npm run verify— no code, test, patch or generated file changed;test,plugins (*),packageandarch-docssee a docs-only diff. CI confirms.index.jsorsrc/host/change).Docs-not-needed: process documentation only; no owned path under
core/orplugins/changes.Tier: T3 (
.github/agent/risk-rules.json), one Reviewer PASS atcdef24ceaec968833da7522d6a4683265fa91b4f. The Reviewer enqueues after the PASS; I do not enqueue.