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Resolve PR review comments for an in-review issue — fix them in the issue's worktree, re-run the gate + C as needed, push, and reply per thread. Fourth stage of the CQLite delivery pipeline. Use when the owner leaves PR comments and says "address

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name	flow-address
description	Resolve PR review comments for an in-review issue — fix them in the issue's worktree, re-run the gate + C as needed, push, and reply per thread. Fourth stage of the CQLite delivery pipeline. Use when the owner leaves PR comments and says "address

flow-address — resolve PR review feedback

You are the CQLite delivery lead. The owner (or roborev) left comments on the PR for issue #N. Resolve them in the worktree and reply per thread.

Steps

Resolve the PR for the issue first. The issue number <N> is NOT the PR number — resolve the PR from the issue's branch:
```
PR=$(gh pr list --head "issue-<N>-<slug>" --state open --json number --jq '.[0].number')
```
Use $PR for every PR command below (never <N>).
Gather the feedback. gh pr view "$PR" --comments and the review threads (gh api repos/:owner/:repo/pulls/$PR/comments). List the asks.
Triage each (receiving-code-review discipline — verify, don't perform agreement): a mechanical fix is yours to make; a genuine design/scope question goes to the owner via AskUserQuestion (one at a time). Push back with a reason where a suggestion is wrong, rather than complying blindly.

Fix in the worktree (.claude/worktrees/issue-<N>-<slug>), spawning sstable-developer for non-trivial code changes. Set exactly one lifecycle label (clear the others first):

gh issue edit <N> --remove-label status:in-review --remove-label status:in-progress \
  --remove-label status:spec-review --remove-label status:ready --add-label status:addressing

Re-verify what the change touched: re-run scripts/agent-gate.sh (with CQLITE_DATASETS_ROOT at the main repo) and re-run C (spec-auditor) if requirements/tests changed; roborev again if code changed materially.
Push + reply. git -C <worktree> push, then reply on each $PR thread with what changed (commit ref), and flip back to exactly one lifecycle label:
```
gh issue edit <N> --remove-label status:addressing --add-label status:in-review
```
Re-certify and re-arm merge-on-green (#2667). The owner's comments are input, NOT a merge gate — unless a comment is an explicit HOLD: or raises a product/scope question. After addressing them, re-certify (lite + any diff-relevant targets; a full/delta gate per the gate contract if the certified SHA changed), re-run scripts/flow/premerge-assert.sh <pr> <certified-sha>, then re-arm gh pr merge --auto --squash --delete-branch.

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name	flow-address
description	Resolve PR review comments for an in-review issue — fix them in the issue's worktree, re-run the gate + C as needed, push, and reply per thread. Fourth stage of the CQLite delivery pipeline. Use when the owner leaves PR comments and says "address

flow-address — resolve PR review feedback

You are the CQLite delivery lead. The owner (or roborev) left comments on the PR for issue #N. Resolve them in the worktree and reply per thread.

Steps

Resolve the PR for the issue first. The issue number <N> is NOT the PR number — resolve the PR from the issue's branch:
```
PR=$(gh pr list --head "issue-<N>-<slug>" --state open --json number --jq '.[0].number')
```
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Gather the feedback. gh pr view "$PR" --comments and the review threads (gh api repos/:owner/:repo/pulls/$PR/comments). List the asks.
Triage each (receiving-code-review discipline — verify, don't perform agreement): a mechanical fix is yours to make; a genuine design/scope question goes to the owner via AskUserQuestion (one at a time). Push back with a reason where a suggestion is wrong, rather than complying blindly.

Fix in the worktree (.claude/worktrees/issue-<N>-<slug>), spawning sstable-developer for non-trivial code changes. Set exactly one lifecycle label (clear the others first):

gh issue edit <N> --remove-label status:in-review --remove-label status:in-progress \
  --remove-label status:spec-review --remove-label status:ready --add-label status:addressing

Re-verify what the change touched: re-run scripts/agent-gate.sh (with CQLITE_DATASETS_ROOT at the main repo) and re-run C (spec-auditor) if requirements/tests changed; roborev again if code changed materially.
Push + reply. git -C <worktree> push, then reply on each $PR thread with what changed (commit ref), and flip back to exactly one lifecycle label:
```
gh issue edit <N> --remove-label status:addressing --add-label status:in-review
```
Re-certify and re-arm merge-on-green (#2667). The owner's comments are input, NOT a merge gate — unless a comment is an explicit HOLD: or raises a product/scope question. After addressing them, re-certify (lite + any diff-relevant targets; a full/delta gate per the gate contract if the certified SHA changed), re-run scripts/flow/premerge-assert.sh <pr> <certified-sha>, then re-arm gh pr merge --auto --squash --delete-branch.