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smoke-green-loop

Diagnose and repair a failed GEODE smoke workflow within the requested acceptance criteria. Preserve failed evidence, verify the shared root cause, and apply merge, rebuild, or live rerun stages only when authorized.

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mangowhoiscloud/geode
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September 7, 2026 at 02:05
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Diagnose and repair a failed GEODE smoke workflow within the requested acceptance criteria. Preserve failed evidence, verify the shared root cause, and apply merge, rebuild, or live rerun stages only when authorized.
# Smoke-Green Loop Use `.agents/skills/geode-workflow/SKILL.md` and the repository GitFlow. For each iteration: 1. Preserve the failed run and read its structured state, transcript, per-agent results, and diagnostics. Never delete evidence to make a rerun green. 2. Identify one root cause and the smallest reproduction. Distinguish runtime failure from quota, credentials, remote service, or harness contamination. 3. Fix the shared root, add one regression check, and run targeted static and test gates. Update `CHANGELOG.md` for functional changes. 4. If integration is authorized, follow the repository GitFlow and required CI. Rebuild or restart only when in scope; a local fix can be verified in its owned worktree without first merging or changing a global installation. 5. Archive the prior run, obtain explicit approval for any live or paid call, and rerun with the same frozen inputs unless the hypothesis explicitly changes them. Declare success only when the specified acceptance checks pass and requested artifacts contain the expected evidence. Preserve historical failure events; they do not need to disappear for a later attempt to succeed. Stop and report when remaining work needs new authority, user input, or an external-state change. Report attempted iterations, invalid attempts, costs, and unresolved limits; do not select only the first green run.
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