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Summary

Feature Quality Contract

• Changed surface:
• Tests added or updated:
• Coverage evidence:
• E2E / live-model evidence:
• Known risk / rollback:

Verification

• I ran the relevant local checks, or explained why they do not apply.
• I added or updated same-area tests for every production behavior change.
• I ran bun run verify for code changes, including the coverage gate.
• New or changed executable production lines meet the changed-line coverage threshold, or the blocker/maintainer override is documented.
• I attached or summarized the quality report path, JUnit/log artifact path, and pass/fail/skip counts.
• I ran E2E/live smoke for cross-boundary, provider/runtime, desktop chat, agent-loop, native, or release changes, or documented the blocker.

Risk

• This PR does not touch CLI core paths, or it has maintainer approval for allow-cli-core-change.
• Production code changes include matching tests, or have maintainer approval for allow-missing-tests.
• Coverage baseline/threshold changes have maintainer approval for allow-coverage-baseline-change.
• Quarantined tests still have owners, exit criteria, and unexpired review windows.
• Provider/runtime changes were covered by mock contract tests, and live smoke was run or explicitly deferred.

@dosubot review this PR for changed-area risk, missing tests, docs impact, desktop startup risk, and CLI core impact.

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PR quality triage

Changed areas: area:docs

CLI core policy: No CLI-core policy block detected.

Missing-test policy: No missing-test policy block detected.

Coverage baseline policy: No coverage-baseline policy block detected.

CLI core files:

• none

Coverage policy files:

• none

Expected checks:

• change-policy
• desktop-native-checks
• docs-checks
• coverage-checks

Test coverage signals:

• No obvious missing-test signal from changed paths.

Risk notes:

• No special risk notes from changed paths.

Hard merge gates still come from GitHub Actions, not AI review.

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@dosubot review this PR for changed-area risk, missing tests, docs impact, desktop startup risk, and CLI core impact.

[dosubot]

Hi @Rroqheo! I'm Dosu and I’m helping the cc-haha team.

I can't perform a traditional code review (assessing PRs for bugs, design, style, performance, or security), but I can share what I found about this PR's scope and flag potential concerns based on the changes described.

PR #345 Summary [1]:

• 3 commits merging into main
• Adds .DS_Store files to the repository root and src/ directory
• Removes unused project configuration and helper files
• Removes an unused ant-claude-for-chrome-mcp stub file

Assessment by area:

Area	Risk
Changed-area risk	Low. Changes are file deletions (unused configs/stubs) and accidental .DS_Store additions. No production logic is modified.
Missing tests	N/A — deletions of unused files and .DS_Store additions don't warrant new tests. Quality triage labeled this area:docs.
Docs impact	Minimal. Removing unused config/helper files could affect developer onboarding docs if those files were referenced anywhere.
Desktop startup risk	None apparent. No desktop-native code is touched.
CLI core impact	None. Quality triage confirmed no CLI core policy was triggered.

Concerns to flag:

1. .DS_Store files should not be committed. These are macOS Finder metadata files and should be added to .gitignore. This is likely an accidental inclusion.
2. Verify that the removed configuration/helper files are truly unused and not referenced by build scripts or CI pipelines before merging.

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