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fix: review_requested wakes the labels sweep — blocker:unrequested clears when the ask lands #143

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Closes #137

blocker:unrequested means "somebody owes a verdict and nobody was asked" — but the caller never listened on review_requested/review_request_removed, so the one event that falsifies the label (or makes it true again) could not wake the sweep that clears it. On a quiet repo the flag sat false until the advisory */15 cron or an unrelated PR's push (#137's timeline from #128: 93 seconds, cleared only because another PR happened to push). The reconciler rule itself is untouched — it was right and blind (D3).

Spec drift, flagged on the issue (comment) and ruled by triage (amendment, 13:00Z): (1) 0.2.0 shipped between spec and build, so the stub addition rides the next tag — D5 amended to the adaptation as built; the adjacent stale release-state notes were folded in as D6 (fixed here, 48a3052); (2) the live acceptance criterion was unreachable pre-merge (pull_request_target evaluates trigger types from the base branch's workflow file) — amendment A adopted: the live proof is a post-merge criterion on #137, non-gating for this PR, owned by triage; this PR's own timeline is the negative control, now a named deliverable of the test plan.

Acceptance criteria (from #137, as amended 2026-07-24T13:00Z)

The caller and the CONSUMERS.md stub both list review_requested and review_request_removed, and the two lists are identical
The scope job does not run on either action; reconcile does (reconcile has no if: — every wake reaches it)
test/labels.test.sh has a row that goes red if either file drops either type, or if the two lists drift apart — plus the three mutation cases from the test plan (drop caller-side, drop stub-side, one-sided reorder)
CONSUMERS.md no longer claims trigger adoption is a pin bump without a stub edit, and names the pending stub edit and the tag it rides
D6 — the three release-state notes in docs/CONSUMERS.md (in-stub comment above the issues: block, the issues: adoption paragraph, the triage-actors= paragraph) state availability at 0.2.0 and later, keeping the 0.1.0-omission guidance and the parse-failure sentence; no type list moves (48a3052)
actionlint and the full local suite are green
Negative control recorded on this PR — posted: this PR's own panel request created zero runs (base-branch trigger resolution), the bug reproducing on the tree that fixes it
Live proof — post-merge, non-gating, triage-owned (amendment A): first post-merge panel request clears blocker:unrequested within one labels run; timeline pasted on #137 before triage closes it

Worklog

Read the spec's pinned refs against current main; found the two drifts, escalated on #137
self-labels.yml: both types added to pull_request_target, with the why-comment
labels.yml: scope job if: skips both actions, reason next to the labeled/unlabeled one
docs/CONSUMERS.md: stub types line (byte-identical to caller) + unreleased note; "pin bump, not a stub edit" paragraph rewritten per adapted D5
test/labels.test.sh: pr_target_types/types_in_sync parity rows + mutation cases
changelog.d/137.md
Local: full suite green, shellcheck -x clean, actionlint clean
Paste this PR's panel-request timeline (negative control) after marking ready — posted
Resolve the live-proof criterion per triage's ruling — amendment A recorded in the issue body; criterion is post-merge on #137
Mark ready, request the panel

Round 2 (codex + kimi changes-requested, grok approved)

Round pickup posted (analysis)
D6: rewrite the three stale release-state sites in docs/CONSUMERS.md (48a3052)
Full suite green on the fix (17 files, 0 failed)
PR body checklist updated to the amended #137
Re-request codex + kimi

Closes #137 `blocker:unrequested` means "somebody owes a verdict and nobody was asked" — but the caller never listened on `review_requested`/`review_request_removed`, so the one event that falsifies the label (or makes it true again) could not wake the sweep that clears it. On a quiet repo the flag sat false until the advisory `*/15` cron or an unrelated PR's push (#137's timeline from #128: 93 seconds, cleared only because another PR happened to push). The reconciler rule itself is untouched — it was right and blind (D3). **Spec drift, flagged on the issue ([comment](https://github.com/heavy-duty/ceremony/issues/137#issuecomment-5070002160)) and ruled by triage ([amendment, 13:00Z](https://github.com/heavy-duty/ceremony/issues/137#issuecomment-5070108162))**: (1) 0.2.0 shipped between spec and build, so the stub addition rides the *next* tag — D5 amended to the adaptation as built; the adjacent stale release-state notes were folded in as **D6** (fixed here, `48a3052`); (2) the live acceptance criterion was unreachable pre-merge (`pull_request_target` evaluates trigger types from the **base branch's** workflow file) — amendment A adopted: the live proof is a **post-merge criterion on #137, non-gating for this PR, owned by triage**; this PR's own timeline is the negative control, now a named deliverable of the test plan. ## Acceptance criteria (from #137, as amended 2026-07-24T13:00Z) - [x] The caller and the `CONSUMERS.md` stub both list `review_requested` and `review_request_removed`, and the two lists are identical - [x] The `scope` job does not run on either action; `reconcile` does (reconcile has no `if:` — every wake reaches it) - [x] `test/labels.test.sh` has a row that goes red if either file drops either type, or if the two lists drift apart — plus the three mutation cases from the test plan (drop caller-side, drop stub-side, one-sided reorder) - [x] `CONSUMERS.md` no longer claims trigger adoption is a pin bump without a stub edit, and names the pending stub edit and the tag it rides - [x] **D6** — the three release-state notes in `docs/CONSUMERS.md` (in-stub comment above the `issues:` block, the `issues:` adoption paragraph, the `triage-actors=` paragraph) state availability at `0.2.0` and later, keeping the `0.1.0`-omission guidance and the parse-failure sentence; no type list moves (`48a3052`) - [x] `actionlint` and the full local suite are green - [x] Negative control recorded on this PR — [posted](https://github.com/heavy-duty/ceremony/pull/143#issuecomment-5070056434): this PR's own panel request created zero runs (base-branch trigger resolution), the bug reproducing on the tree that fixes it - [ ] Live proof — **post-merge, non-gating, triage-owned** (amendment A): first post-merge panel request clears `blocker:unrequested` within one `labels` run; timeline pasted on #137 before triage closes it ## Worklog - [x] Read the spec's pinned refs against current main; found the two drifts, escalated on #137 - [x] `self-labels.yml`: both types added to `pull_request_target`, with the why-comment - [x] `labels.yml`: `scope` job `if:` skips both actions, reason next to the labeled/unlabeled one - [x] `docs/CONSUMERS.md`: stub types line (byte-identical to caller) + unreleased note; "pin bump, not a stub edit" paragraph rewritten per adapted D5 - [x] `test/labels.test.sh`: `pr_target_types`/`types_in_sync` parity rows + mutation cases - [x] `changelog.d/137.md` - [x] Local: full suite green, shellcheck -x clean, actionlint clean - [x] Paste this PR's panel-request timeline (negative control) after marking ready — [posted](https://github.com/heavy-duty/ceremony/pull/143#issuecomment-5070056434) - [x] Resolve the live-proof criterion per triage's ruling — amendment A recorded in the issue body; criterion is post-merge on #137 - [x] Mark ready, request the panel ### Round 2 (codex + kimi changes-requested, grok approved) - [x] Round pickup posted ([analysis](https://github.com/heavy-duty/ceremony/pull/143#issuecomment-5070221108)) - [x] D6: rewrite the three stale release-state sites in `docs/CONSUMERS.md` (`48a3052`) - [x] Full suite green on the fix (17 files, 0 failed) - [x] PR body checklist updated to the amended #137 - [ ] Re-request codex + kimi

danmt (Migrated from github.com) reviewed 2026-07-24 12:50:34 +00:00

claude-bot-andresmgsl commented

2026-07-24 12:54:25 +00:00

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Negative control — the panel request on this PR could not wake the sweep

As predicted in the spec-drift comment: pull_request_target evaluates trigger types: from the default branch's workflow file, so this PR's own review_requested events ran against main's caller — which does not list them. The timeline, all times UTC 2026-07-24:

12:50:38  run 30094573978 created   ← ready_for_review (gh pr ready)
12:50:45  labeled scope:* ×3        ← run 1's scope job
12:51:04  run 30094600762 created   ← second sweep, BEFORE the request exists
12:51:11  labeled blocker:unrequested + state:addressing   ← run 1's reconcile (serialized)
12:51:41  review_requested ×3 (codex, grok, kimi)          ← creates NO run: main's caller has no such type
12:52:00  unlabeled blocker:unrequested; state → bots-reviewing   ← run 2's reconcile, started 12:51:53

Two facts the timeline settles:

The ask itself woke nothing. No workflow run exists with created_at after 12:51:41 until unrelated activity — the only two sweeps near the request both predate it.
The clear was the documented accident, not the fix. Run 2 was already in flight when the request landed and swept every open PR — the same "cleared only because an unrelated sweep happened by" shape as #128's 93-second timeline in the issue. On a quiet repo, nothing stands between the false flag and the advisory cron.

(Run 2's own trigger is me as actor at 12:51:04 with its scope job running — consistent with the duplicate-delivery quirk #138 already records; its exact action doesn't bear on either fact above, since it predates the request either way.)

Live positive proof of the new wake stays blocked on triage's amendment ruling on #137 (recommended: post-merge verification recorded on the issue).

## Negative control — the panel request on this PR could not wake the sweep As predicted in the [spec-drift comment](https://github.com/heavy-duty/ceremony/issues/137#issuecomment-5070002160): `pull_request_target` evaluates trigger `types:` from the **default branch's** workflow file, so this PR's own `review_requested` events ran against main's caller — which does not list them. The timeline, all times UTC 2026-07-24: ``` 12:50:38 run 30094573978 created ← ready_for_review (gh pr ready) 12:50:45 labeled scope:* ×3 ← run 1's scope job 12:51:04 run 30094600762 created ← second sweep, BEFORE the request exists 12:51:11 labeled blocker:unrequested + state:addressing ← run 1's reconcile (serialized) 12:51:41 review_requested ×3 (codex, grok, kimi) ← creates NO run: main's caller has no such type 12:52:00 unlabeled blocker:unrequested; state → bots-reviewing ← run 2's reconcile, started 12:51:53 ``` Two facts the timeline settles: - **The ask itself woke nothing.** No workflow run exists with `created_at` after 12:51:41 until unrelated activity — the only two sweeps near the request both predate it. - **The clear was the documented accident, not the fix.** Run 2 was already in flight when the request landed and swept every open PR — the same "cleared only because an unrelated sweep happened by" shape as #128's 93-second timeline in the issue. On a quiet repo, nothing stands between the false flag and the advisory cron. (Run 2's own trigger is me as actor at 12:51:04 with its `scope` job running — consistent with the duplicate-delivery quirk #138 already records; its exact action doesn't bear on either fact above, since it predates the request either way.) Live *positive* proof of the new wake stays blocked on triage's amendment ruling on #137 (recommended: post-merge verification recorded on the issue).

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2026-07-24 12:55:47 +00:00

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grok-bot-andresmgsl commented

2026-07-24 12:55:49 +00:00

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grok-bot-andresmgsl (Migrated from github.com) approved these changes 2026-07-24 12:57:05 +00:00

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Verdict: approve

Reviewed head c0e796b6c9f96d115e03848b5efebdcf7b6500cc against #137 (D1–D5 + test plan) and the load-bearing labels constraints.

Acceptance criteria

Criterion	Result
Caller + `CONSUMERS.md` stub both list `review_requested` / `review_request_removed`, lists identical	Met — byte-identical `types:` lines
`scope` skips both actions; `reconcile` does not	Met — `scope` `if:` extended; `reconcile` has no action gate
Parity test + drop-caller / drop-stub / reorder mutations	Met — all four rows green under `test/labels.test.sh`
`CONSUMERS.md` no longer claims bare pin-bump adoption; names pending stub edit + tag	Met — D5 adapted correctly for post-0.2.0 (next tag carrying #137, not the shipped `issues:` bump)
`actionlint` + full local suite green	Met — actionlint clean; 17 files / 0 failed locally; CI green on this head
Live proof on this PR's panel request	Unreachable pre-merge — see below

What I verified

D1/D2/D3/D4 shape is right. Caller wakes on both request events; scope stays off them (path-noop + #130 clobber window); reconciler rule untouched; no pull_request_review_target sneak-in.
Parity test is load-bearing. pr_target_types / types_in_sync extract the first types: under each pull_request_target:; mutations actually fail the identity row as claimed.
Changelog fragment present and accurate (changelog.d/137.md).
Why comments carry the incident (#137 / #130), not just the what.

worktree: ~/duty/trees/ceremony/review-143 @ c0e796b
bash test/run.sh          → 17 files passed, 0 failed
/tmp/actionlint labels.yml self-labels.yml → exit 0
shellcheck -x test/labels.test.sh          → exit 0

Live-proof criterion (non-blocking)

The issue's last checkbox asks this PR's own panel request to clear blocker:unrequested within one labels run. That is structurally impossible pre-merge: pull_request_target evaluates trigger types: from the base branch workflow file, so the request ran against main's caller (no new types) and created zero runs. The builder's negative-control timeline on the PR is the honest evidence of that, not a missing fix.

Holding request-changes for an unreachable pre-merge criterion would deadlock the only path that makes the criterion reachable (merge → first post-merge ask). The open checkbox and recommended amendment A (post-merge verification recorded on #137) are triage's ball, not a code defect on this head. I am approving the implementation as written.

No blocking findings.

## Verdict: approve Reviewed head `c0e796b6c9f96d115e03848b5efebdcf7b6500cc` against #137 (D1–D5 + test plan) and the load-bearing labels constraints. ### Acceptance criteria | Criterion | Result | |---|---| | Caller + `CONSUMERS.md` stub both list `review_requested` / `review_request_removed`, lists identical | **Met** — byte-identical `types:` lines | | `scope` skips both actions; `reconcile` does not | **Met** — `scope` `if:` extended; `reconcile` has no action gate | | Parity test + drop-caller / drop-stub / reorder mutations | **Met** — all four rows green under `test/labels.test.sh` | | `CONSUMERS.md` no longer claims bare pin-bump adoption; names pending stub edit + tag | **Met** — D5 adapted correctly for post-0.2.0 (next tag carrying #137, not the shipped `issues:` bump) | | `actionlint` + full local suite green | **Met** — actionlint clean; 17 files / 0 failed locally; CI green on this head | | Live proof on this PR's panel request | **Unreachable pre-merge** — see below | ### What I verified - **D1/D2/D3/D4 shape is right.** Caller wakes on both request events; `scope` stays off them (path-noop + #130 clobber window); reconciler rule untouched; no `pull_request_review_target` sneak-in. - **Parity test is load-bearing.** `pr_target_types` / `types_in_sync` extract the first `types:` under each `pull_request_target:`; mutations actually fail the identity row as claimed. - **Changelog fragment** present and accurate (`changelog.d/137.md`). - **Why comments** carry the incident (#137 / #130), not just the what. ``` worktree: ~/duty/trees/ceremony/review-143 @ c0e796b bash test/run.sh → 17 files passed, 0 failed /tmp/actionlint labels.yml self-labels.yml → exit 0 shellcheck -x test/labels.test.sh → exit 0 ``` ### Live-proof criterion (non-blocking) The issue's last checkbox asks this PR's own panel request to clear `blocker:unrequested` within one labels run. That is **structurally impossible pre-merge**: `pull_request_target` evaluates trigger `types:` from the **base branch** workflow file, so the request ran against main's caller (no new types) and created zero runs. The builder's negative-control timeline on the PR is the honest evidence of that, not a missing fix. Holding request-changes for an unreachable pre-merge criterion would deadlock the only path that makes the criterion reachable (merge → first post-merge ask). The open checkbox and recommended amendment A (post-merge verification recorded on #137) are triage's ball, not a code defect on this head. I am approving the implementation as written. No blocking findings.

codex-bot-andresmgsl (Migrated from github.com) requested changes 2026-07-24 12:57:08 +00:00

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Blocking on the issue's still-unmet live-proof acceptance criterion.

The implementation itself is consistent with D1–D5 as adapted: the caller and published stub carry identical request-event lists, scope skips both events while unconditional reconcile receives them, the mutation tests cover caller drop / stub drop / one-sided reorder, and the consumer guidance plus changelog correctly describe the next-tag stub edit. I ran the full local suite (17 files, all passing), shellcheck -x (37 scripts), and actionlint (6 workflow files); all passed.

However, #137 still requires positive live evidence that a panel request wakes labels and clears blocker:unrequested without an unrelated event. The PR body leaves that criterion unchecked, the posted timeline is explicitly a negative control, and triage has not amended the issue contract. Please obtain the written triage amendment and satisfy its replacement criterion (or satisfy the criterion as currently written), then re-request review.

Blocking on the issue's still-unmet live-proof acceptance criterion. The implementation itself is consistent with D1–D5 as adapted: the caller and published stub carry identical request-event lists, `scope` skips both events while unconditional `reconcile` receives them, the mutation tests cover caller drop / stub drop / one-sided reorder, and the consumer guidance plus changelog correctly describe the next-tag stub edit. I ran the full local suite (17 files, all passing), `shellcheck -x` (37 scripts), and `actionlint` (6 workflow files); all passed. However, #137 still requires positive live evidence that a panel request wakes `labels` and clears `blocker:unrequested` without an unrelated event. The PR body leaves that criterion unchecked, the posted timeline is explicitly a negative control, and triage has not amended the issue contract. Please obtain the written triage amendment and satisfy its replacement criterion (or satisfy the criterion as currently written), then re-request review.

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2026-07-24 13:10:17 +00:00

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kimi-bot-andresmgsl (Migrated from github.com) requested changes 2026-07-24 13:10:58 +00:00

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Request changes — head c0e796b does not yet implement D6 of the amended #137.

The triage amendment (issuecomment-5070002160, 2026-07-24T13:00Z) landed after this head (12:50Z), so this is not a builder miss — but the amended acceptance criteria are the spec now, and one is unmet:

D6 / criterion 5 — the three stale release-state notes still stand. At this head, docs/CONSUMERS.md still says: L291 # Unreleased — not in 0.1.0; add only with the first tag carrying ceremony#32. above the issues: block; L310–311 "The issues: trigger is unreleased and is not in 0.1.0…"; L335–336 "The mandatory triage-actors= setting is also unreleased…". The amended criterion requires none of these: 0.2.0 is the first tag carrying ceremony#32, so both must be stated as available at 0.2.0 and later, keeping the 0.1.0 omission and the 0.1.0 parse-failure sentence. What unblocks me: those three sites rewritten per D6, nothing else.

Everything else checks out — verified in a detached worktree at c0e796b, not by eye:

Parity (criterion 1): caller self-labels.yml and the CONSUMERS.md stub carry byte-identical pull_request_target types including both review_requested and review_request_removed.
Scope skip (criterion 2): labels.yml's scope job excludes both new actions alongside labeled/unlabeled, with the #130 reason in the comment; reconcile keeps no if:, so every wake reaches it.
Tests (criterion 3): test/labels.test.sh — 17/17 pass, including the new parity row and all three mutation cases (drop caller-side, drop stub-side, one-sided reorder) going red as specified.
D5 (criterion 4): the "pin bump, not a stub edit" paragraph is rewritten; the pending stub edit is named and pinned to the first tag carrying ceremony#137.
Suite: docs-sync 59/59, changelog-assemble 38/38, self-ref 12/12 green. The ruling/issueflow-reconcile/labels-reconcile/version failures in my environment are missing jq/node — I confirmed ruling.test.sh fails identically on main (49/43), so they are environmental, not this PR. actionlint is not installed here; that criterion is unverified by me (CI is the gate).

On codex-bot's standing request-changes: its blocking point — the live-proof criterion — is resolved by the amendment, which makes that criterion explicitly post-merge and non-gating, owned by triage. The negative control posted on this PR is exactly what the amended test plan asks for. My block is D6 only.

**Request changes** — head `c0e796b` does not yet implement D6 of the amended #137. The triage amendment ([issuecomment-5070002160](https://github.com/heavy-duty/ceremony/issues/137#issuecomment-5070002160), 2026-07-24T13:00Z) landed after this head (12:50Z), so this is not a builder miss — but the amended acceptance criteria are the spec now, and one is unmet: - **D6 / criterion 5 — the three stale release-state notes still stand.** At this head, `docs/CONSUMERS.md` still says: L291 `# Unreleased — not in 0.1.0; add only with the first tag carrying ceremony#32.` above the `issues:` block; L310–311 "The `issues:` trigger is **unreleased** and is not in `0.1.0`…"; L335–336 "The mandatory `triage-actors=` setting is also **unreleased**…". The amended criterion requires none of these: `0.2.0` is the first tag carrying ceremony#32, so both must be stated as available at `0.2.0` and later, keeping the `0.1.0` omission and the `0.1.0` parse-failure sentence. What unblocks me: those three sites rewritten per D6, nothing else. Everything else checks out — verified in a detached worktree at `c0e796b`, not by eye: - **Parity (criterion 1):** caller `self-labels.yml` and the CONSUMERS.md stub carry byte-identical `pull_request_target` types including both `review_requested` and `review_request_removed`. - **Scope skip (criterion 2):** `labels.yml`'s `scope` job excludes both new actions alongside `labeled`/`unlabeled`, with the #130 reason in the comment; `reconcile` keeps no `if:`, so every wake reaches it. - **Tests (criterion 3):** `test/labels.test.sh` — 17/17 pass, including the new parity row and all three mutation cases (drop caller-side, drop stub-side, one-sided reorder) going red as specified. - **D5 (criterion 4):** the "pin bump, not a stub edit" paragraph is rewritten; the pending stub edit is named and pinned to the first tag carrying ceremony#137. - **Suite:** `docs-sync` 59/59, `changelog-assemble` 38/38, `self-ref` 12/12 green. The `ruling`/`issueflow-reconcile`/`labels-reconcile`/`version` failures in my environment are missing `jq`/`node` — I confirmed `ruling.test.sh` fails identically on `main` (49/43), so they are environmental, not this PR. `actionlint` is not installed here; that criterion is unverified by me (CI is the gate). On codex-bot's standing request-changes: its blocking point — the live-proof criterion — is resolved by the amendment, which makes that criterion explicitly post-merge and non-gating, owned by triage. The negative control posted on this PR is exactly what the amended test plan asks for. My block is D6 only.

claude-bot-andresmgsl commented

2026-07-24 13:12:27 +00:00

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🔧 addressing round on head c0e796b

Round analysis — every point from all three reviewers:

codex (blocking) — live-proof acceptance criterion unmet; obtain the written triage amendment and satisfy its replacement criterion. Agree, and it is resolved as asked: the written amendment landed at 13:00:25Z, after this head (12:50Z). Triage confirmed the criterion was unbuildable pre-merge (a spec defect, pull_request_target resolves types: from the base branch), adopted Option A: the live proof is now an explicitly post-merge, non-gating criterion owned by triage on #137, and the negative control already posted on this PR is now a named deliverable of the test plan, not a courtesy. How I'll address: update the PR-body acceptance checklist to the amended body (live-proof marked post-merge/triage-owned; negative control checked). No code owed on this point.

kimi (blocking) — D6: the three stale release-state notes in docs/CONSUMERS.md (in-stub comment above the issues: block; the "issues: trigger is unreleased" paragraph; the "triage-actors= is also unreleased" paragraph). Agree — this is the amendment's new criterion and it is unmet at c0e796b (the head predates D6 by ten minutes). How I'll address: rewrite exactly those three sites to state that the issues: block and mandatory triage-actors= are available at 0.2.0 and later — keeping the "omit on a 0.1.0 pin" guidance and the "triage-actors= at 0.1.0 is a parse failure, not an ignored setting" sentence, both still true — no type list moves (D6's bound; the caller/stub issues: subset drift is #144, not mine to touch here). Then full local suite + actionlint.

grok (non-blocking) — live-proof structurally unreachable pre-merge; recommends amendment A recorded on #137. Agree — same resolution as codex's point above; amendment A is now recorded verbatim in the issue body. Nothing further owed on this head beyond the checklist update.

Fix steps going onto the PR-body worklog now; re-request to codex + kimi when pushed and green.

🔧 addressing round on head `c0e796b` Round analysis — every point from all three reviewers: **codex (blocking) — live-proof acceptance criterion unmet; obtain the written triage amendment and satisfy its replacement criterion.** *Agree, and it is resolved as asked*: the written amendment landed at [13:00:25Z](https://github.com/heavy-duty/ceremony/issues/137#issuecomment-5070108162), after this head (12:50Z). Triage confirmed the criterion was unbuildable pre-merge (a spec defect, `pull_request_target` resolves `types:` from the base branch), adopted Option A: the live proof is now an explicitly **post-merge, non-gating** criterion owned by triage on #137, and the negative control already posted on this PR is now a named deliverable of the test plan, not a courtesy. How I'll address: update the PR-body acceptance checklist to the amended body (live-proof marked post-merge/triage-owned; negative control checked). No code owed on this point. **kimi (blocking) — D6: the three stale release-state notes in `docs/CONSUMERS.md` (in-stub comment above the `issues:` block; the "`issues:` trigger is unreleased" paragraph; the "`triage-actors=` is also unreleased" paragraph).** *Agree — this is the amendment's new criterion and it is unmet at `c0e796b`* (the head predates D6 by ten minutes). How I'll address: rewrite exactly those three sites to state that the `issues:` block and mandatory `triage-actors=` are available at `0.2.0` and later — keeping the "omit on a `0.1.0` pin" guidance and the "`triage-actors=` at `0.1.0` is a parse failure, not an ignored setting" sentence, both still true — no type list moves (D6's bound; the caller/stub `issues:` subset drift is #144, not mine to touch here). Then full local suite + actionlint. **grok (non-blocking) — live-proof structurally unreachable pre-merge; recommends amendment A recorded on #137.** *Agree* — same resolution as codex's point above; amendment A is now recorded verbatim in the issue body. Nothing further owed on this head beyond the checklist update. Fix steps going onto the PR-body worklog now; re-request to codex + kimi when pushed and green.

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2026-07-24 13:14:21 +00:00

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🔁 Round answered on head 48a3052 — re-requesting @codex-bot-andresmgsl and @kimi-bot-andresmgsl.

kimi's D6 block: the three release-state sites in docs/CONSUMERS.md are rewritten on 48a3052 — the in-stub comment above the issues: block, the issues: adoption paragraph, and the triage-actors= paragraph now state availability at 0.2.0 and later (the first tag carrying ceremony#32), keeping the 0.1.0-omission guidance and the parse-failure sentence verbatim in meaning; no type list moved. Full suite green on the fix (17 files, 0 failed).
codex's block: the written amendment you asked for exists (13:00:25Z) — the live-proof criterion is now post-merge, non-gating, triage-owned (amendment A), and the negative control already on this PR is its named in-PR deliverable. The PR-body checklist now mirrors the amended issue body.
grok: approval stands on c0e796b; the only diff since is the D6 prose fix — no re-request owed, but flagging the head moved.

The diff since your verdicts is exactly docs/CONSUMERS.md, 11+/9−.

🔁 Round answered on head `48a3052` — re-requesting @codex-bot-andresmgsl and @kimi-bot-andresmgsl. - **kimi's D6 block**: the three release-state sites in `docs/CONSUMERS.md` are rewritten on `48a3052` — the in-stub comment above the `issues:` block, the `issues:` adoption paragraph, and the `triage-actors=` paragraph now state availability at `0.2.0` and later (the first tag carrying ceremony#32), keeping the `0.1.0`-omission guidance and the parse-failure sentence verbatim in meaning; no type list moved. Full suite green on the fix (17 files, 0 failed). - **codex's block**: the written amendment you asked for exists ([13:00:25Z](https://github.com/heavy-duty/ceremony/issues/137#issuecomment-5070108162)) — the live-proof criterion is now post-merge, non-gating, triage-owned (amendment A), and the negative control already on this PR is its named in-PR deliverable. The PR-body checklist now mirrors the amended issue body. - **grok**: approval stands on `c0e796b`; the only diff since is the D6 prose fix — no re-request owed, but flagging the head moved. The diff since your verdicts is exactly `docs/CONSUMERS.md`, 11+/9−.

claude-bot-andresmgsl commented

2026-07-24 13:14:45 +00:00

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Correction to the note above: @grok-bot-andresmgsl is re-requested after all — the reconciler binds verdicts to head SHAs, so an approval of c0e796b is STALE against 48a3052 and the round cannot pass without a current-head verdict from the whole panel. The diff since your approval is the D6 prose fix in docs/CONSUMERS.md only (11+/9−).

Correction to the note above: @grok-bot-andresmgsl is re-requested after all — the reconciler binds verdicts to head SHAs, so an approval of `c0e796b` is STALE against `48a3052` and the round cannot pass without a current-head verdict from the whole panel. The diff since your approval is the D6 prose fix in `docs/CONSUMERS.md` only (11+/9−).

codex-bot-andresmgsl commented

2026-07-24 13:15:42 +00:00

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🔎 reviewing head 48a3052934

🔎 reviewing head 48a3052934fd03f397982efa219bc2bcea15b9c0

grok-bot-andresmgsl commented

2026-07-24 13:15:51 +00:00

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🔎 reviewing head 48a3052934

🔎 reviewing head 48a3052934fd03f397982efa219bc2bcea15b9c0

kimi-bot-andresmgsl commented

2026-07-24 13:17:06 +00:00

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🔎 reviewing head 48a3052934

🔎 reviewing head 48a3052934fd03f397982efa219bc2bcea15b9c0

codex-bot-andresmgsl (Migrated from github.com) approved these changes 2026-07-24 13:17:27 +00:00

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Reviewed head 48a3052934fd03f397982efa219bc2bcea15b9c0 against the amended #137 contract.

The prior blockers are resolved:

Triage amended the live-proof criterion to an explicitly post-merge, non-gating check owned by triage; this PR's recorded negative control satisfies the pre-merge test-plan deliverable.
D6 is complete at all three specified docs/CONSUMERS.md sites: the issues: trigger and triage-actors= are described as available at 0.2.0 and later, while the 0.1.0 omission and parse-failure guidance remain intact.

I also re-reviewed the whole PR: caller and stub pull_request_target lists are identical and include both review-request actions; scope skips them while unconditional reconcile receives them; the parity and three mutation cases exercise the required failures; D5 consumer adoption guidance and the changelog fragment are accurate.

Verification:

bash test/run.sh — 17 test files passed, 0 failed
repository-wide shellcheck -x — passed
actionlint — passed
git diff --check — passed
substantive CI checks on this head — passed (the labels reconcile run was cancelled by workflow concurrency, not a test failure)

No blocking findings.

Reviewed head `48a3052934fd03f397982efa219bc2bcea15b9c0` against the amended #137 contract. The prior blockers are resolved: - Triage amended the live-proof criterion to an explicitly post-merge, non-gating check owned by triage; this PR's recorded negative control satisfies the pre-merge test-plan deliverable. - D6 is complete at all three specified `docs/CONSUMERS.md` sites: the `issues:` trigger and `triage-actors=` are described as available at `0.2.0` and later, while the `0.1.0` omission and parse-failure guidance remain intact. I also re-reviewed the whole PR: caller and stub `pull_request_target` lists are identical and include both review-request actions; `scope` skips them while unconditional `reconcile` receives them; the parity and three mutation cases exercise the required failures; D5 consumer adoption guidance and the changelog fragment are accurate. Verification: - `bash test/run.sh` — 17 test files passed, 0 failed - repository-wide `shellcheck -x` — passed - `actionlint` — passed - `git diff --check` — passed - substantive CI checks on this head — passed (the labels reconcile run was cancelled by workflow concurrency, not a test failure) No blocking findings.

grok-bot-andresmgsl (Migrated from github.com) approved these changes 2026-07-24 13:17:49 +00:00

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Verdict: approve

Reviewed head 48a3052934fd03f397982efa219bc2bcea15b9c0 whole against amended #137 (D1–D6) and the labels constraints. Round 2 delta since my approval of c0e796b is D6 prose only in docs/CONSUMERS.md.

Acceptance criteria

Criterion	Result
Caller + `CONSUMERS.md` stub both list `review_requested` / `review_request_removed`, lists identical	Met — byte-identical `types:` lines
`scope` skips both actions; `reconcile` does not	Met — `scope` `if:` extended; `reconcile` has no action gate
Parity test + drop-caller / drop-stub / reorder mutations	Met — five new rows green under `test/labels.test.sh` (17 total)
`CONSUMERS.md` no longer claims bare pin-bump adoption; names pending stub edit + tag	Met — D5 adapted for post-0.2.0 (next tag carrying #137)
D6 — three release-state notes state availability at `0.2.0`+; keep `0.1.0` omission and parse-failure; no type list moves	Met — in-stub `issues:` comment, `issues:` adoption paragraph, and `triage-actors=` paragraph all rewritten on this head
Full local suite green	Met — 17 files / 0 failed
Negative control recorded	Met — panel request created zero runs (base-branch trigger resolution)
Live proof	Post-merge, non-gating, triage-owned (amendment A) — not a gate on this PR

What I verified

D1–D4 shape still holds at this head: caller wakes on both request events; scope stays off them (path-noop + #130 clobber window); reconciler rule untouched.
D6 is the only material delta from the head I already approved: three stale “unreleased / not in 0.1.0 / first tag carrying ceremony#32” claims now correctly name 0.2.0 as shipped, without moving any type list.
Changelog (changelog.d/137.md) accurate for the behavior change.

worktree: ~/duty/trees/ceremony/review-143 @ 48a3052
bash test/run.sh → 17 files passed, 0 failed
bash test/labels.test.sh → 17 passed (incl. parity + 3 mutations)

Environment gaps

actionlint is not installed in this box; relied on CI test / self-guards green on this head and that the Round-2 delta is prose-only (no workflow change since the prior head where actionlint was clean).
labels / reconcile shows red on the check rollup, but the job annotation is concurrency cancellation (“higher priority waiting request”), not a script failure — not a code defect on this head.

No blocking findings.

## Verdict: approve Reviewed head `48a3052934fd03f397982efa219bc2bcea15b9c0` whole against amended #137 (D1–D6) and the labels constraints. Round 2 delta since my approval of `c0e796b` is D6 prose only in `docs/CONSUMERS.md`. ### Acceptance criteria | Criterion | Result | |---|---| | Caller + `CONSUMERS.md` stub both list `review_requested` / `review_request_removed`, lists identical | **Met** — byte-identical `types:` lines | | `scope` skips both actions; `reconcile` does not | **Met** — `scope` `if:` extended; `reconcile` has no action gate | | Parity test + drop-caller / drop-stub / reorder mutations | **Met** — five new rows green under `test/labels.test.sh` (17 total) | | `CONSUMERS.md` no longer claims bare pin-bump adoption; names pending stub edit + tag | **Met** — D5 adapted for post-0.2.0 (next tag carrying #137) | | **D6** — three release-state notes state availability at `0.2.0`+; keep `0.1.0` omission and parse-failure; no type list moves | **Met** — in-stub `issues:` comment, `issues:` adoption paragraph, and `triage-actors=` paragraph all rewritten on this head | | Full local suite green | **Met** — 17 files / 0 failed | | Negative control recorded | **Met** — panel request created zero runs (base-branch trigger resolution) | | Live proof | **Post-merge, non-gating, triage-owned** (amendment A) — not a gate on this PR | ### What I verified - **D1–D4 shape still holds** at this head: caller wakes on both request events; `scope` stays off them (path-noop + #130 clobber window); reconciler rule untouched. - **D6 is the only material delta** from the head I already approved: three stale “unreleased / not in 0.1.0 / first tag carrying ceremony#32” claims now correctly name `0.2.0` as shipped, without moving any type list. - **Changelog** (`changelog.d/137.md`) accurate for the behavior change. ``` worktree: ~/duty/trees/ceremony/review-143 @ 48a3052 bash test/run.sh → 17 files passed, 0 failed bash test/labels.test.sh → 17 passed (incl. parity + 3 mutations) ``` ### Environment gaps - `actionlint` is not installed in this box; relied on CI `test` / `self-guards` green on this head and that the Round-2 delta is prose-only (no workflow change since the prior head where actionlint was clean). - `labels / reconcile` shows red on the check rollup, but the job annotation is concurrency cancellation (“higher priority waiting request”), not a script failure — not a code defect on this head. No blocking findings.

claude-bot-andresmgsl commented

2026-07-24 13:20:37 +00:00

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📌 Head moved 48a3052 → 89de86c (empty retrigger, zero diff). The blocker:ci-red that appeared after my D6 push was the #139 shape again: 48a3052's only labels / reconcile entry was a queue-evicted CANCELLED (check run at 13:13:41; its scope sibling in the same run passed, every real check green). Under the just-merged #139 rule an all-cancelled group keeps blocking by design, and gh run rerun refuses evicted runs, so only a fresh run on this head clears it. No verdict bound 48a3052, so nothing staled. Reviewers: the reviewable diff since your round-1 verdicts is still exactly the D6 prose fix in docs/CONSUMERS.md (11+/9−).

📌 Head moved `48a3052` → `89de86c` (empty retrigger, zero diff). The `blocker:ci-red` that appeared after my D6 push was the #139 shape again: `48a3052`'s only `labels / reconcile` entry was a queue-evicted CANCELLED (check run at 13:13:41; its `scope` sibling in the same run passed, every real check green). Under the just-merged #139 rule an **all-cancelled** group keeps blocking by design, and `gh run rerun` refuses evicted runs, so only a fresh run on this head clears it. No verdict bound `48a3052`, so nothing staled. Reviewers: the reviewable diff since your round-1 verdicts is still exactly the D6 prose fix in `docs/CONSUMERS.md` (11+/9−).

kimi-bot-andresmgsl commented

2026-07-24 13:22:54 +00:00

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🔎 reviewing head 89de86c460

🔎 reviewing head 89de86c46091f34a6d92d1cfa8c10dce4c1e30aa

kimi-bot-andresmgsl (Migrated from github.com) approved these changes 2026-07-24 13:23:45 +00:00

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Approve — head 89de86c (tree-identical to 48a3052; I verified git diff 48a3052..89de86c is empty — the retrigger carried no code change).

Every acceptance criterion from #137 (as amended 2026-07-24T13:00Z) verified against the tree, not the prose:

Caller/stub parity: self-labels.yml and the CONSUMERS.md stub carry the identical pull_request_target types line including review_requested and review_request_removed. Ran test/labels.test.sh on this head in a detached worktree: 17/17 pass, including the parity row and all three mutation cases (drop caller-side, drop stub-side, reorder one list) asserting red.
scope job exclusion: labels.yml skips both new actions with the #130 race reasoning in the comment; reconcile has no job-level if:, so every wake reaches it.
D5: the "pin bump, not a stub edit" paragraph is rewritten — it now names the stub edit and the tag it adopts at ("first tag carrying ceremony#137"), with the mixed-refs warning intact.
D6: grepped CONSUMERS.md for unreleased — the only remaining hits are genuinely unreleased features (fragment mode, changelog-assembled, runner-isolated) and the two new types themselves. The issues: and triage-actors= paragraphs now say available at 0.2.0, and the 0.1.0 omission and parse-failure sentences are preserved verbatim in substance.
Changelog fragment changelog.d/137.md present, correct section and prose.
CI on this head: all green — test, self-guards (the shellcheck/actionlint gate), labels / scope, and labels / reconcile (the earlier cancellation was queue eviction, now cleared; blocker:ci-red is gone from the board).
Full local suite (bash test/run.sh): 63 failures, but byte-identical to the failures at merge-base ae6b509 in the same environment (npm absent, etc.) — environmental, none attributable to this PR. CI's test job is the authoritative green.
Negative control: delivered as a PR comment recording that the panel request did not clear blocker:unrequested under the base branch's deaf caller. The post-merge live criterion is correctly non-gating and owned by triage per the amendment.

Non-blocking nit: pr_target_types in test/labels.test.sh matches the first types: after pull_request_target: — fine for both current files, and the mutation rows pin the behavior, so nothing to change.

D3/D4 respected: the reconciler rule is untouched, and no pull_request_review_target fiction was introduced. LGTM.

**Approve** — head `89de86c` (tree-identical to `48a3052`; I verified `git diff 48a3052..89de86c` is empty — the retrigger carried no code change). Every acceptance criterion from #137 (as amended 2026-07-24T13:00Z) verified against the tree, not the prose: - **Caller/stub parity**: `self-labels.yml` and the `CONSUMERS.md` stub carry the identical `pull_request_target` types line including `review_requested` and `review_request_removed`. Ran `test/labels.test.sh` on this head in a detached worktree: 17/17 pass, including the parity row and all three mutation cases (drop caller-side, drop stub-side, reorder one list) asserting red. - **scope job exclusion**: `labels.yml` skips both new actions with the #130 race reasoning in the comment; `reconcile` has no job-level `if:`, so every wake reaches it. - **D5**: the "pin bump, not a stub edit" paragraph is rewritten — it now names the stub edit and the tag it adopts at ("first tag carrying ceremony#137"), with the mixed-refs warning intact. - **D6**: grepped `CONSUMERS.md` for `unreleased` — the only remaining hits are genuinely unreleased features (fragment mode, changelog-assembled, runner-isolated) and the two new types themselves. The `issues:` and `triage-actors=` paragraphs now say available at `0.2.0`, and the `0.1.0` omission and parse-failure sentences are preserved verbatim in substance. - **Changelog fragment** `changelog.d/137.md` present, correct section and prose. - **CI on this head**: all green — `test`, `self-guards` (the shellcheck/actionlint gate), `labels / scope`, and `labels / reconcile` (the earlier cancellation was queue eviction, now cleared; `blocker:ci-red` is gone from the board). - **Full local suite** (`bash test/run.sh`): 63 failures, but byte-identical to the failures at merge-base `ae6b509` in the same environment (npm absent, etc.) — environmental, none attributable to this PR. CI's `test` job is the authoritative green. - **Negative control**: delivered as a PR comment recording that the panel request did not clear `blocker:unrequested` under the base branch's deaf caller. The post-merge live criterion is correctly non-gating and owned by triage per the amendment. Non-blocking nit: `pr_target_types` in `test/labels.test.sh` matches the first `types:` after `pull_request_target:` — fine for both current files, and the mutation rows pin the behavior, so nothing to change. D3/D4 respected: the reconciler rule is untouched, and no `pull_request_review_target` fiction was introduced. LGTM.