feat(dev): babysit-prs — worker briefing + strict return contract by zublenko · Pull Request #14 · hoopit/skills

zublenko · 2026-08-07T12:36:24Z

Item 3 of the babysit-prs improvement plan (follows #10–#12): give workers their own canonical rulebook so they never load the orchestrator half of SKILL.md.

What changed

New references/worker-briefing.md — the worker-side half of SKILL.md moved verbatim (axis ordering + procedure routing, the confidence rule, all nine safety bullets), plus two new sections made explicit:
- Worktree hygiene — git -C "<worktree dir>" for everything; remove every worktree you created before finishing, even on failure.
- Return contract — the canonical home of the RESULT #<pr>: … / DETAIL: … block, with a one-line definition of each verdict word (FIXED / NEEDS-HUMAN / PARTIAL / DEFERRED / FAILED).
SKILL.md — the worker prompt's first instruction now points at the briefing; the inline safety-rails block trims to the two belt-and-braces rules (head-branch-only pushes with the lease carve-out, worktree-scoped git clean), keeping the literal RESULT/DETAIL block as a self-contained fallback; the inline no-Agent path reads the briefing per PR; the moved bottom half becomes a short stub. Step 1's existence check and reference table gain the briefing. 414 → 352 lines.
Procedure preambles — conflict-procedure.md and ci-procedure.md now say "read the worker briefing first" instead of pointing back into SKILL.md.

Verification

Confidence rule and Safety sections diffed verbatim-identical between the old SKILL.md and the new briefing (nothing lost).
Briefing + procedures contain no reference back to SKILL.md's orchestrator steps, and no repo-specific facts (slugs, branch names, test commands).
Healthy-pass path still reads zero reference files.

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- Added a centralized worker briefing covering procedure routing, confidence rules, safety constraints, cleanup requirements, and outcome reporting.
- Updated CI and conflict-handling guidance to use the shared briefing and consistently scope repository operations.
- Added safeguards against pushing directly to the default branch.
- Improved worktree lifecycle guidance, including preservation after failed commit or push attempts.
- Streamlined instructions by removing duplicated guidance.

Give workers their own rulebook: the worker-side half of SKILL.md (axis ordering + routing, the confidence rule, all nine safety bullets) moves verbatim into references/worker-briefing.md, joined by an explicit worktree-hygiene section and the canonical RESULT/DETAIL return contract with one-line verdict definitions. Workers now read the briefing instead of the whole SKILL.md, so they never load the orchestrator half. The worker prompt keeps only the two belt-and-braces rails (head-branch-only pushes with the lease carve-out, worktree-scoped git clean) plus the literal RESULT/DETAIL block; the inline no-Agent fallback and both procedure preambles point at the briefing too. SKILL.md's bottom half becomes a short stub. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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The babysit-prs skill now uses worker-briefing.md as the shared rulebook. Worker prompts, fallback execution, and conflict and CI procedures read it before axis-specific instructions.

Changes

Babysit-prs worker workflow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared worker briefing `plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/worker-briefing.md`	Defines scope, routing, confidence rules, safety constraints, worktree hygiene, cleanup, and result contracts.
Skill and worker routing `plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/SKILL.md`	Validates the briefing, directs workers to read it first, routes flagged axes to procedures, and removes duplicated inline rules.
Axis procedure execution `plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/ci-procedure.md`, `plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/conflict-procedure.md`	Requires the shared briefing. GitHub CLI commands target the specified repository. Git and worktree commands use explicit repository paths. Default-branch pushes are rejected. CI failures preserve the worktree and report failed commit or push operations.

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hoopit/skills#12: The PR extends the babysit-prs orchestration and procedure files by centralizing shared worker rules in worker-briefing.md.

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In `@plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/worker-briefing.md`:
- Around line 88-92: Update the repository-level Git scoping guidance in the
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Address CodeRabbit review on PR #14: the briefing demanded git -C "$WORKTREE_DIR" on every command, but fetch / worktree add / worktree remove necessarily run before the worktree exists (or after it's gone). State the two-scope rule explicitly in the briefing and scope those lifecycle commands with git -C "$REPO_ROOT" in both procedures. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Pull request overview

This PR refactors the babysit-prs skill documentation so worker subagents have a standalone, canonical “worker rulebook” (references/worker-briefing.md) and no longer need to load the orchestrator half of SKILL.md. It also updates the per-axis procedure docs to point at that briefing and trims the worker-side content out of SKILL.md.

Changes:

Added references/worker-briefing.md containing worker scope, axis routing, confidence rule, safety rails, worktree hygiene, and the strict return contract.
Updated the worker prompt template and reference tables in SKILL.md to point workers to the briefing (and reduced the inlined worker-side text to a stub).
Updated conflict-procedure.md and ci-procedure.md preambles and lifecycle commands to route through the briefing and use repo-root scoped git -C for lifecycle operations.

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File	Description
plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/SKILL.md	Points workers at the new briefing, updates reference checks/table, and removes the embedded worker-side rulebook content.
plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/worker-briefing.md	New canonical worker rulebook (routing + safety + hygiene + return contract).
plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/conflict-procedure.md	Repoints prerequisites to the briefing and scopes lifecycle `git` commands to repo root.
plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/ci-procedure.md	Repoints prerequisites to the briefing and scopes lifecycle `git` commands to repo root.

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plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/ci-procedure.md:99

Same as step 4: this HEAD branch lookup should be repo-scoped to avoid gh running against the wrong repo when not executed from inside a checkout. Use gh -R <OWNER_REPO> (the prompt provides it).

   REPO_ROOT="<your repo root>"
   WORKTREE_DIR="<your assigned CI worktree dir>"
   HEAD_BRANCH=$(gh pr view <pr_number> --json headRefName --jq .headRefName)
   git -C "$WORKTREE_DIR" add -A   # not `commit -am`: that skips files the fix added
   git -C "$WORKTREE_DIR" commit -m "fix: <what you fixed>"

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…rktree Copilot review on PR #14: worker blocks run in fresh shells, so a bare gh infers the repo from cwd and the safety-rail examples showed an unscoped git push. Scope every worker-side gh call with -R <owner_repo> (or gh repo view's positional arg), scope the example pushes with git -C "<worktree dir>", and state the gh scoping rule in the briefing's hygiene section. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/worker-briefing.md (2)
122-130: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Make mixed-axis verdicts mutually exclusive.

A pass that fixes conflicts and re-queues CI matches both PARTIAL and DEFERRED: one axis was pushed, and another axis is waiting. A pass that fixes one axis but finds a human decision also overlaps PARTIAL and NEEDS-HUMAN.

Define precedence or rewrite the definitions so each final result has one valid verdict.
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In `@plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/worker-briefing.md` around lines
122 - 130, The verdict definitions in the “One verdict word, defined” section
overlap for mixed-axis outcomes. Rewrite them or add explicit precedence so each
pass maps to exactly one verdict, including combinations of fixed work with
deferred checks or human decisions, while preserving the required one-line
explanation for PARTIAL and NEEDS-HUMAN.
66-72: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Correct the --force-with-lease safety statement.

--force-with-lease="$HEAD_BRANCH:$SAVED_SHA" is force-capable. If the remote branch still equals SAVED_SHA, it can accept a non-fast-forward update and rewrite history. The lease protects against concurrent updates but does not enforce fast-forward pushes. Use a normal push when history must remain immutable. The conflict procedure's ancestry guard must provide the separate fast-forward protection.
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In `@plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/worker-briefing.md` around lines 66
- 72, Correct the force-push safety guidance in the worker briefing: state that
conflict procedure’s --force-with-lease="$HEAD_BRANCH:$SAVED_SHA" can rewrite
history when the lease matches, so it only protects against concurrent updates.
Instruct users to use a normal push when history must remain immutable, while
relying on the conflict procedure’s ancestry guard for fast-forward protection;
keep bare --force and bare --force-with-lease forbidden.

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Inline comments:
In `@plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/ci-procedure.md`:
- Around line 90-103: Add fail-fast shell options (`set -euo pipefail`) at the
start of the “Verify, push, clean up” command block so failures from git commit,
show, or push stop execution before cleanup. Keep the existing non-zero handling
for gh pr checks confined to its separate query block.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/worker-briefing.md`:
- Around line 122-130: The verdict definitions in the “One verdict word,
defined” section overlap for mixed-axis outcomes. Rewrite them or add explicit
precedence so each pass maps to exactly one verdict, including combinations of
fixed work with deferred checks or human decisions, while preserving the
required one-line explanation for PARTIAL and NEEDS-HUMAN.
- Around line 66-72: Correct the force-push safety guidance in the worker
briefing: state that conflict procedure’s
--force-with-lease="$HEAD_BRANCH:$SAVED_SHA" can rewrite history when the lease
matches, so it only protects against concurrent updates. Instruct users to use a
normal push when history must remain immutable, while relying on the conflict
procedure’s ancestry guard for fast-forward protection; keep bare --force and
bare --force-with-lease forbidden.

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… failed fix A failed commit or push previously fell through to clean -fd / worktree remove, deleting the local fix and letting the worker report a push that never happened. Add set -euo pipefail to the block and spell out the failure-path reporting rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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In `@plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/ci-procedure.md`:
- Around line 107-114: Update the commit/push/cleanup procedure so it records
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A failure after the push line (clean/worktree remove) leaves the fix on the remote; suppress "pushed" only when commit or push itself failed. Resolves a coderabbitai comment on PR #14. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/worker-briefing.md:110

The briefing says workers must remove every worktree even on failure, but the CI procedure’s step 5 explicitly keeps the worktree intact on mid-block failure (to avoid discarding unpushed changes). These two instructions conflict; the briefing should allow the explicit “leave intact to preserve state” exception and require reporting the leftover worktree so it can be cleaned up.

**Remove every worktree you created before finishing, even when you failed.** A
leftover worktree pins its branch checkout and blocks the next pass's
`worktree add` for this PR.

plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/SKILL.md:296

The worker prompt template’s safety-rail bullet has a line-break that leaves a dangling “Never” at the end of a line, which reads like an incomplete sentence and can be confusing in a safety-critical instruction block.

  then `git -C "<worktree dir>" push origin "HEAD:$HEAD_BRANCH"` — that head
  branch, nothing else. Never
  paste the branch name itself into a command: Git allows `$(…)`, backticks and
  quotes in ref names, and double quotes do not stop the shell from evaluating
  them. The one sanctioned lease is the conflict procedure's

…, line wrap Address the remaining PR #14 review findings: - worker-briefing: the sanctioned --force-with-lease is a lease-guarded force update, not a push that can't rewrite history — the ancestry guard, not the flag, keeps it a fast-forward (matches SKILL.md and conflict-procedure.md) - worker-briefing: worktree-removal rule now carries the CI procedure's leave-intact-on-failed-push exception, with the leftover reported - worker-briefing: verdict words get explicit precedence (FAILED > NEEDS-HUMAN > PARTIAL > DEFERRED > FIXED) so mixed-axis passes map to one verdict - SKILL.md: rewrap the dangling 'Never' in the safety-rail bullet Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

zublenko · 2026-08-09T13:05:35Z

Addressed the four remaining review findings in 74167b6:

CodeRabbit (outside diff, worker-briefing.md Safety): --force-with-lease safety claim — the briefing no longer claims the lease "can only reject pushes … never rewrite history". It now matches SKILL.md and conflict-procedure.md: the flag is force-capable and a matching lease would let it rewrite history; the lease only guards against mid-pass branch movement, and it's the conflict procedure's ancestry guard (run first) that confines the push to a fast-forward of the saved head. A normal push remains the only push everywhere else.
CodeRabbit (outside diff, worker-briefing.md Return contract): overlapping verdicts — added explicit precedence for mixed-axis passes: FAILED > NEEDS-HUMAN > PARTIAL > DEFERRED > FIXED, with the two ambiguous examples resolved in the text (pushed fix + re-queued check → PARTIAL; pushed fix + human question → NEEDS-HUMAN, push noted in the one line).
Copilot (suppressed, worker-briefing.md:110): worktree-removal rule vs CI step 5's leave-intact — the briefing's removal rule now carries the exception: a worktree a procedure explicitly says to leave intact (the CI procedure's failed-push preservation) stays, and the worker reports it so the leftover reads as preserved state, not a forgotten cleanup.
Copilot (suppressed, SKILL.md:296): dangling "Never" line break — rewrapped the safety-rail bullet so the sentence no longer breaks after "Never".

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- Around line 69-76: Update the push procedure in the worker briefing to check
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A same-repo PR can use the default branch as its head (e.g. a back-merge into a release branch), so "never push to the default branch" needs an execution-time check, not just a rule. Both procedures' push blocks now resolve DEFAULT_BRANCH alongside HEAD_BRANCH and stop before pushing when they match; the briefing and the worker prompt's restated rail carry the rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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plugins/dev/skills/babysit-prs/references/ci-procedure.md:100

In the push block, the default-branch guard is implemented as a bare test ([ "$HEAD_BRANCH" != "$DEFAULT_BRANCH" ]). When it fails under set -e, it exits with no explanatory output, which makes it harder for a worker to understand why the block stopped and what to report. Prefer an explicit check that prints a STOP message and exits non-zero.

   [ "$HEAD_BRANCH" != "$DEFAULT_BRANCH" ]   # never push to the default branch — a matching head stops the block here

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