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Steward's CI/CD lane, layered on `agex pr`. Delegates lint / open / read / reply / delta to agex; adds two steward extensions — `status` (SonarCloud quality gate + hotspots + unresolved-thread tally) and `await` (read --wait + status with non-zero exit on Sonar ERROR or unresolved threads). Use when: creating PRs in steward, handling review feedback, polling CI status, or the user says "create PR", "review comments", "address feedback", "resolve threads". Renamed from `pr-review` in steward 0.7.0; rebased on agex in 0.12.0.

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ask-colleague

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Verify that committed docs (README.md, CLAUDE.md, SKILL.md descriptions) still describe what the code and tests actually do. Use at the end of a plan, before PR creation, or when the user says "check doc-test alignment", "verify docs", or "do the docs still match the code". STUB — `scripts/check.sh` exits with a not-yet-implemented error today; the contract for what it will do lives in this file.

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cicd

description

CI/CD — Steward edition

Vendored from steward (canonical upstream: docs/skill-sources.md); this copy is owned by lobes and may diverge.

agex pr (in agentculture/agex-cli) is the upstream for the five core PR-lifecycle verbs — lint, open, read, reply, delta. Steward used to vendor parallel scripts for each; in 0.12.0 those vendored copies were dropped in favor of delegating to agex. What's left in this skill is the steward-specific gating layer:

status — SonarCloud quality gate, OPEN issues, hotspots, deploy preview URL, unresolved-inline-thread tally.
await — composes agex pr read --wait with status and gates on Sonar ERROR / unresolved threads. The single command to run after pushing a fix when you want "wake me when this PR is triage-able."

Those two are the steward unique surface today. They're filed as a feature ask upstream (agex-cli#41); once they land they migrate out of this skill.

The workflow is encapsulated in scripts/workflow.sh — follow that (or call agex pr directly).

Prerequisites

Hard requirements: agex (>=0.1), gh (GitHub CLI), jq, bash, python3 (stdlib only), curl (used by pr-status.sh).

Install agex once:

uv tool install agex-cli   # or: pip install --user agex-cli

Soft requirement: PyYAML is needed only for suffix mode of the sibling agent-config skill, where it parses Culture's server manifest. Every cicd script works without it; suffix mode prints a clear install hint when invoked without it.

Per-machine paths (sibling-project layout) live in .claude/skills.local.yaml; see the committed .example for the schema. agex pr delta reads the same file.

How to run

scripts/workflow.sh is the entry point. Subcommands:

Command	What it does
`workflow.sh lint`	`agex pr lint --exit-on-violation` — portability + alignment-trigger check.
`workflow.sh open [gh-flags]`	`agex pr open --delayed-read`. Creates the PR, then polls 180s for an initial briefing. `--title TITLE` required; body via `--body-file PATH` or stdin.
`workflow.sh read [PR] [--wait N]`	`agex pr read`. One-shot briefing (CI checks, SonarCloud gate + new issues, all comments, next-step footer). Pass `--wait N` to poll up to N seconds for required reviewers.
`workflow.sh reply <PR>`	`agex pr reply <PR>` — batch JSONL replies (stdin) + thread resolve. agex auto-signs from `culture.yaml`.
`workflow.sh delta`	`agex pr delta` — sibling alignment dump.
`workflow.sh status <PR>`	Steward extension. `pr-status.sh` — Sonar gate, OPEN issues, hotspots, unresolved-thread breakdown, deploy preview URL. Authoritative gate for `await`.
`workflow.sh await <PR>`	Steward extension. `agex pr read --wait` then `status`. Exits non-zero on Sonar ERROR or unresolved threads. Tunables: `STEWARD_PR_AWAIT_WAIT` (default 1800s passed to `--wait`), `STEWARD_PR_AWAIT_SECONDS` (legacy fixed pre-sleep, deprecated).
`workflow.sh help`	Print the list.

You can also call agex pr <verb> directly — workflow.sh is a typing-saver around the same verbs. The steward status and await extensions only have shell entry points.

The vendored single-comment helper pr-reply.sh (plus its _resolve-nick.sh dependency) is still shipped — pinned by tests/test_pr_reply_signature.py and tests/test_resolve_nick.py, and useful when a one-off reply doesn't merit batch JSONL. It is not called by workflow.sh anymore. The vendored portability-lint.sh is also still shipped — steward doctor's portability check runs it directly against target repos. Both are scheduled for follow-up migration to agex.

Long waits (background polling)

agex pr read --wait N polls in-session for up to N seconds. The Anthropic prompt cache has a 5-minute TTL; sleeping past it burns context every cache miss. Two ways to drive the wait:

Synchronous — workflow.sh await <PR> after gh pr create / workflow.sh open. Fine when readiness is expected within ~5 minutes.
Asynchronous — for longer waits, run agex pr read --wait NNN inside a background subagent (Agent tool, run_in_background: true) so the main session only pays the cache cost when readiness fires. The subagent's only job is to invoke agex pr read --wait and echo its headline back. The parent triages with workflow.sh await when the notification arrives. The user can interrupt with TaskStop.

This pattern was originally borrowed from sibling repo agentculture/cfafi's poll skill. The async guidance is also filed upstream (agex-cli#41).

Conventions

agex pr emits a "Next step:" footer at the end of every command that names the right next verb (the same chain agex learn cicd documents) — follow that rather than memorizing an order. workflow.sh help mirrors the verb table when you need the steward-flavored extensions (status, await) on top.

Branch naming: fix/<desc>, feat/<desc>, docs/<desc>, skill/<name>. PR / comment signature: - <nick> (Claude), where <nick> is resolved by agex from the agent's own culture.yaml (first agent's suffix), falling back to the git-repo basename. agex auto-appends the signature on pr open and pr reply only when the body isn't already signed.

Triage rules

For every comment, decide FIX or PUSHBACK with reasoning.

Default to FIX for: portability complaints (always valid for Steward — recurring bug class), test or doc requests, style nits aligned with workspace conventions.

Default to PUSHBACK for: architecture opinions that conflict with workspace CLAUDE.md or the all-backends rule; greenfield false-positives (e.g. "add tests" before there's any source — defer to a later PR, don't refuse).

Alignment-delta rule

If the PR touches CLAUDE.md, culture.yaml, or anything under .claude/skills/, run workflow.sh delta before declaring FIX or PUSHBACK on each comment. Note any sibling that needs a follow-up PR and mention it in your reply.

Greenfield-aware steps

The lint and the workflow script are always-on. Stack-specific steps are conditional and currently no-op (greenfield repo):

[ -d tests ] && [ -f pyproject.toml ] && uv run pytest tests/ -x -q
[ -f pyproject.toml ] && bump_version_per_project_convention   # see project README
[ -f .markdownlint-cli2.yaml ] && markdownlint-cli2 "$(git diff --name-only --cached '*.md')"

Revisit each line as the corresponding stack element actually lands. A pr lint --extra=tests,version,markdown ask is filed upstream (agex-cli#41).

Reply etiquette

Every comment must get a reply — no silent fixes. agex pr reply includes thread-resolve by default. Reference the review-comment IDs in the fix-up commit message.

The status extension queries SonarCloud directly (it predates the upstream Sonar integration in agex pr read). Both surfaces are trustworthy — agex pr read for display in the briefing, status for the gate. Steward isn't yet a registered mesh agent, so the post-merge IRC ping that Culture's pr-review includes is still skipped — that returns when Steward joins the mesh.