PR Feedback Quality Gate

Workflow

1. Inspect PR state first: comments, reviews, mergeability, checks, branch, and local worktree status. Keep unrelated local changes out of the PR.
2. Use an isolated worktree for review fixes or conflict resolution when the main checkout is dirty, behind remote, or being used by another agent.
3. Make the smallest safe fix. Preserve the original bug invariant and any newer upstream structure introduced by

   main

   .
4. Run the narrow validation first, then the repository-required gates. For this repo, include

   pnpm guard

   ; add package typechecks/builds/tests when touched files require them.
5. Before commit or push, run a read-only cross-review of the staged or proposed diff. Forbid file edits and git write or coordination commands.
6. Treat cross-review as evidence, not authority. Accept only findings grounded in the diff, repository rules, user goal, or validation results. Downgrade or reject style preferences, broad scope expansion, and suggestions that conflict with safety or ownership boundaries; record the reason briefly.
7. If accepted blockers remain, fix them, rerun validation, and repeat the review. Commit and push only after validation passes and there are no accepted blockers.

Monitoring cadence

• Active review or failing checks: check often enough to unblock quickly.
• Clean or approved PR waiting for merge: check about every 12 hours.
• Merged PR: reduce to daily lightweight observation for CI, release, or regression signals, and stop making code changes unless asked.

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