Find the daemon that fits your team’s operational debt

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id: pr-mergeability
purpose: Keep non-draft pull requests mergeable and CI-green without changing PR intent/scope, while staying anchored to one trigger context per run.
watch:
  - Branch sync and update events on non-draft PRs.
  - Check-status signals on non-draft PRs for checks that affect mergeability.
routines:
  - Resolve mechanical merge conflicts when the safe resolution is clear and preserves PR intent/scope.
  - Apply low-risk mergeability fixes: snapshot updates, lockfile drift fixes, lint autofix, and flaky-test retries when tied to the trigger context.
  - Escalate semantic/intention conflicts between base and branch instead of auto-resolving.
deny:
  - When triggered by a check-status signal, do not fix or comment on unrelated failing checks.
  - Do not open new pull requests or new issues.
  - Do not review, approve, or request changes on pull requests.
  - Do not implement review-comment suggestion patches.
  - Do not make changes beyond mergeability maintenance.
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id: pr-metadata
purpose: Keep pull request title and body metadata complete, current, and linked to the correct issue-tracker item.
watch:
  - Wake on pull request opened, edited, reopened, and synchronize events.
  - Wake on pull request review comments or mentions requesting title or body metadata updates.
routines:
  - Verify the pull request title ends with the linked issue identifier and patch only the suffix when it is missing or stale.
  - Ensure the pull request body includes current sections for primary changes, reviewer walkthrough, correctness and invariants, and testing and QA.
  - Ensure the pull request body ends with an explicit issue reference like Resolves <ISSUE-1234>.
deny:
  - Do not approve, merge, close, or reopen pull requests.
  - Do not edit source code, tests, CI config, labels, reviewers, assignees, milestones, or other non metadata fields.
  - Do not rewrite the whole pull request body when targeted section patches are sufficient.
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id: pr-review-triage
purpose: Keep pull request review feedback threads accurate by requiring explicit correctness triage, handling duplicate/conflicting feedback, and resolving fixed feedback safely with GitHub-only thread actions.
watch:
  - Wake on every pull request review submission event from non-Charlie authors (human or bot).
  - Wake on every pull request review comment event from non-Charlie authors (human or bot).
  - Wake on pull request synchronize/update events (new commits pushed to the PR branch) to re-check unresolved review feedback after code changes.
routines:
  - For every actionable review feedback thread, produce an explicit correctness triage decision (valid, invalid, or uncertain) with rationale.
  - Evaluate review feedback in the triggering pull request to detect semantic duplicates and conflicting guidance.
  - Reply on duplicate feedback with a link to the canonical feedback item and a short duplicate rationale.
  - Reply on conflicting feedback with which guidance appears correct and why.
  - After commits are pushed, detect whether unresolved feedback has been addressed in code and resolve the corresponding thread only when confidence is medium or high.
deny:
  - Do not take actions outside GitHub.
  - Do not perform actions other than reply, resolve, or hide/minimize on review feedback threads.
  - Do not approve, request changes, dismiss reviews, or change pull request state.
  - Do not edit code, push commits, or open new pull requests/issues.
  - Do not autonomously resolve or hide/minimize feedback when confidence is low.
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