revyl-codex-proof-ci

name	revyl-codex-proof-ci
description	Verify a mobile pull request using an exact-SHA match among its app's recent CI-uploaded Revyl builds, collect device evidence, and prepare a proof summary without rebuilding.

Revyl Codex Proof from CI Builds

Use this skill only for an authorized proof of a pull request whose artifact was already uploaded by CI. It does not build, upload, or configure an app.

Launcher and authorization

Resolve the launcher from this skill's own absolute directory before changing to the app directory. On POSIX use ../../scripts/launch-revyl; on Windows use ../../scripts/launch-revyl.cmd. Invoke that absolute launcher for every Revyl command; never use revyl from PATH, PLUGIN_ROOT, or another installed CLI.

SKILL_DIR="<absolute directory containing this SKILL.md>"
LAUNCHER="$(cd "$SKILL_DIR/../../scripts" && pwd)/launch-revyl"
"$LAUNCHER" --version
"$LAUNCHER" auth status

REM Windows cmd.exe
set "SKILL_DIR=<absolute directory containing this SKILL.md>"
set "LAUNCHER=%SKILL_DIR%\..\..\scripts\launch-revyl.cmd"
"%LAUNCHER%" --version
"%LAUNCHER%" auth status

Use normal "$LAUNCHER" auth login only when authentication is needed. An existing environment secret may be used without placing its value in a command, chat, or artifact. Do not run credential-provisioning or secret-bridge commands. Post the normal login approval URL as a clickable link and wait for approval; do not claim that a browser opened.

Before starting a device or another paid action, require authorization naming the app, environment, and paid operation. Resolve the pull request's full head SHA and platform from read-only PR, repository, and user context; ask only when ambiguous. Do not treat a short SHA, branch name, or version label as a match. Run from the app directory that owns .revyl/config.yaml so the project's existing launch configuration applies.

Proof loop

1. Find a CI-uploaded build whose metadata.scm_head_sha exactly equals the full PR SHA. For example:

   "$LAUNCHER" build list --app <app-id> --json
   

   This pinned CLI lists only the newest 20 versions and does not expose pagination. A match in this window is usable; no match does not establish that the artifact is absent. While the named CI upload is pending, make at most three retries, ten seconds apart. If no exact match arrives, stop and report proof not run: recent-build lookup incomplete. Explain the 20-version limit, without claiming a full-history search. Do not invent pagination flags, bypass CLI authentication, rebuild, re-upload, or use an unrelated artifact as a fallback.

2. With explicit authorization, start a device on the matching build and save its exact session ID:

   "$LAUNCHER" device start --build-version-id <matching-build-id> --json
   

   Return the viewer URL immediately as a clickable link when one is present. Exercise only the changed behavior. Target every device command with -s <session-id>, save concise screenshots, and open each screenshot before describing it. A false or missing semantic verdict is a failed proof, but still stop that exact session with "$LAUNCHER" device stop -s <session-id>. Never use global cleanup.

3. Obtain a report with "$LAUNCHER" device report -s <session-id> --json and report success only when a matching device session produced the evidence. A missing device session is never a passed proof.

Reporting and publication

When an authorized PR-comment surface is available, use that surface to add or update the proof. Otherwise return a ready-to-post draft headed ## Revyl device proof with the full SHA, matching build ID, device result, and only the evidence actually collected.

Session sharing and screenshot/report publication are separate external actions. Run session share or session publish only after the user explicitly approves publication and its audience; otherwise keep the evidence local and return the draft without public links. Never include credentials, launch-var values, or signed URLs.