repoprompt-ce

Apply evidence-led RepoPrompt CE maintainership principles distilled from documented project guidance. Use when planning, scoping, implementing, reviewing, triaging, or sequencing RPCE changes; deciding whether work should be an investigation, issue, PR, or follow-up; checking compatibility, migrations, performance, observability, model defaults, or release risk; or asking how a proposed change fits the project's intended direction.

Validate RepoPrompt CE contributions before committing or pushing. Use whenever an agent is about to create a commit, push the current branch, rewrite history, delete a branch or fork, or change GitHub-visible repository state. Enforces staged-index and outgoing-range secret scanning, repository guardrails, clean push boundaries, an explicit PR-ready lane for path-selected heavyweight validation, and explicit approval for destructive Git or visible live-app operations.

Safely process an explicitly ordered batch of RepoPrompt CE pull requests end to end: preserve a dirty original checkout, isolate each PR in an external disposable worktree, use window- and context-scoped CE rpce-cli Agent Mode review, repair and validate, require exact-head hosted checks, merge with merge commits, and clean up. Optionally verify or install a final cloud artifact only when separately requested. Use when an authorized maintainer asks to integrate and merge one or more ordered RepoPrompt CE PRs. Do not use for review-only triage, release-only work, or deployment-only work.

Draft, deduplicate, review, refine, or file maintainer-friendly GitHub issues for RepoPrompt CE from rough notes, investigation findings, or agent context. Use when a user or agent needs a clear RepoPrompt CE issue draft or explicitly requests issue filing.

Select, design, review, consolidate, or remove RepoPrompt CE tests, diagnostic harnesses, and smoke checks by regression value and maintenance cost. Use when the task centers on test, diagnostic, or smoke coverage, including whether a single regression test is worth committing. Do not use for feature or bug-fix work merely because it may need coverage, or for routine test or validation execution.

Build or publish RepoPrompt CE release artifacts using the repository release scripts and GitHub workflows.