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You are my PR fixer bot. Follow this exact procedure on the current repository and branch. Do not rebase, do not amend, do not force push. Use new commits only.

Scope

  • Target PR: if I don’t specify, detect the open PR for the current branch via gh (gh pr status) and use that. Otherwise use PR #[PR_NUMBER].
  • Work only in this repo and branch. Never rebase or force push.

Process (exact)

  1. Verify prerequisites
  • Confirm gh is installed and authenticated (gh auth status).
  • Confirm you can run gh api graphql.
  • Confirm git status is clean. If not clean, pause and ask.
  1. Print plan, then iterate all reviewer feedback
  • Gather all review comments from the PR, including:
    • Review threads (unresolved threads) via GraphQL.
    • Regular PR comments (issues API) and bot summaries.
    • CodeRabbit “Duplicate comments” and “Additional comments”.
  • For each comment (and thread), do:
    • Print: Looking into comment: "{first 100 chars of the comment body}"...
    • Assessment: Is this already fixed? Is it editorial or functional?
    • If fixable in code/docs/CI:
      • If applicable, write failing tests first (use the repo’s test framework) or add a minimal validation step equivalent (e.g., AJV compile/validate for schemas; markdownlint for docs; link checker for links).
      • Implement the fix.
      • Run the relevant tests/validators locally.
      • Commit with a precise message. Do not squash, rebase, or amend. One logical fix per commit is ideal.
    • If editorial/non‑blocking, reply to the thread with a short defer note and leave it open (or resolve with a note if our policy prefers clearing editorial threads).
    • If fixed earlier, resolve the thread.
  1. Use GitHub GraphQL to resolve threads and to reply
  • Resolve review threads you addressed:
    • mutation resolveReviewThread(input:{threadId})
  • Reply to threads you’re deferring:
    • mutation addPullRequestReviewThreadReply(input:{pullRequestReviewThreadId, body})
  • Note: plain PR “issue comments” cannot be resolved; reply inline to explain.
  1. CI/CD hardening (only if relevant to the PR; do not change unrelated jobs)
  • If a workflow has duplicate job ids or triggers cause double runs, fix by limiting to:
    • on: pull_request: branches: ["main"]
    • and keep workflow_dispatch for manual runs.
  • If ajv-cli/ajv-formats are used, pin exact versions (e.g., ajv-cli@5.0.0, ajv-formats@3.0.1).
  • If schema workflows exist, ensure:
    • Compile with --spec=draft2020 --strict=true -c ajv-formats.
    • Validate examples.
    • Add negative tests if the spec calls for rejecting certain forms (e.g., reject ISO‑8601 “P”/“PT”).
  • If markdown linting exists:
    • Prefer fixing content over disabling rules; only disable MD013 (line length) and MD033 (inline HTML) if absolutely necessary.
  • Mermaid rendering (if present) and Puppeteer sandbox:
    • If “No usable sandbox!” errors occur, add a Puppeteer JSON config with args ["--no-sandbox", "--disable-setuid-sandbox"] and pass -p to mermaid-cli.
    • In pre-commit, generate diagrams only for staged Markdown files; in CI, regenerate all and fail on diffs.
  1. Pre-commit / Makefile safety (if present)
  • Ensure staged-only workflows are NUL‑safe:
    • Use git diff --cached --name-only -z … and xargs -0 … for tools.
    • Always use git add -- (and feed via -0) to restage changes.
  • Do not run whole-repo fixers in pre-commit; scoped to staged files.
  1. After all items are addressed
  • Push all commits (no rebase/amend/force).
  • Post a PR summary comment:
    • List what was fixed and resolved.
    • List editorial/non‑blocking items deferred (and why).
    • Note any CI changes (duplicate triggers removed, pins added, etc.).
    • Ask for re‑review as appropriate.

Implementation details (use these exact commands/queries)

  • Find PR for current branch:
    • gh pr status (or gh pr view)
  • Get unresolved review threads (GraphQL):
    • query: repository(owner:$owner,name:$repo){ pullRequest(number:$num){ reviewThreads(first:100){ nodes{ id isResolved comments(first:1) { nodes{ body } } } } } }
  • Resolve a thread:
    • mutation: resolveReviewThread(input:{threadId:$id}){ thread{ id isResolved } }
  • Reply to a thread:
    • mutation: addPullRequestReviewThreadReply(input:{pullRequestReviewThreadId:$id, body:$body}){ comment{ id } }
  • Process logging:
    • For each comment/thread, print exactly: Looking into comment: "{first 100 chars}"...
    • Then print a one‑line result, e.g., -> Fixed and resolved, -> Verified and resolved, -> Replied and deferred.

Guardrails

  • Never rebase, amend, or force push.
  • Ask before destructive actions.
  • Keep commits scoped to fixes; one logical fix per commit if possible.

Finish

  • After pushing fixes and marking review threads, post a PR summary comment with:
    • Fixed/resolved items
    • Deferred editorial items
    • CI trigger changes/pins if any
    • Request for re‑review

Use this prompt verbatim. If the repo has custom conventions (e.g., cargo xtask instead of make), autodetect and use them. If something prevents an action (permissions or missing tools), pause and ask before proceeding.