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Repo-specific review guidance for warp. Only the categories declared overridable by the core review-pr skill may be specialized here.

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name	review-pr-local
specializes	review-pr
specializes_source	warpdotdev/common-skills:.agents/skills/review-pr
description	Repo-specific review guidance for warp. Only the categories declared overridable by the core review-pr skill may be specialized here.

Repo-specific review guidance for `warp`

Prerequisite: install the parent skill

This skill specializes the core review-pr skill (named in the specializes frontmatter field) and is not functional on its own. Before applying its guidance, confirm the parent skill is installed and resolvable at .agents/skills/review-pr/SKILL.md. If it is missing, install it first by copying the skill directory from the source declared in the specializes_source frontmatter field (warpdotdev/common-skills:.agents/skills/review-pr). Then continue with the guidance below.

This file is a companion to the core review-pr skill. It does not redefine the review output schema, severity labels, safety rules, or evidence rules. It only specializes the override categories the core skill marks as overridable.

Repo-specific style and recurring review patterns

Do not suggest adding test cases that only vary constructor inputs or struct fields when an existing test already covers the meaningful behavior. Only suggest new tests when they exercise a distinct code path or edge case.
When a PR is clearly a V0 or initial implementation, frame robustness suggestions such as timeouts, retries, and lifecycle management as optional future work rather than blocking concerns, unless they risk correctness, security, data loss, or a persistent UI hang.
For Rust changes, apply the repository conventions from AGENTS.md: avoid unnecessary type annotations, prefer imports over long path qualifiers, name context parameters ctx and place them last, remove unused parameters instead of prefixing them with _, and prefer inline format arguments in macros.
Avoid wildcard _ match arms when an enum can reasonably be matched exhaustively; exhaustive matches are preferred so future variants are surfaced during review.
For new or changed feature flags, prefer high-level runtime checks with FeatureFlag::YourFlag.is_enabled() over #[cfg(...)] unless the code cannot compile without a compile-time gate.
Flag nested or redundant TerminalModel locking when the call stack may already hold the model lock. Prefer passing locked references down the stack and keeping lock scopes short.
In WarpUI code, flag inline MouseStateHandle::default() usage during render or event handling. Mouse state handles should be created during construction and then cloned/referenced where needed.
For user-facing UI changes, mention missing validation only when it is tied to a concrete risk or when the PR changes behavior that should be verified visually.

Behavioral or UI-impacting changes require visual evidence

If the PR changes anything user-visible (UI components, layout, styling, copy in surfaces users see, terminal/Warp app visuals, or other behavior a user can perceive), analyze both pr_description.txt and any PR comments available in the workflow context for attached screenshots, GIFs, or videos demonstrating the change end to end.
- Treat markdown image/video embeds (![...](...), <img ...>, <video ...>), GitHub user-attachment links (e.g. https://github.com/user-attachments/..., https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/...), Loom links, and similar hosted media as valid evidence.
- The Screenshots / Videos section from .github/pull_request_template.md being present but empty does not count as evidence.
- Unit tests, integration tests, git diff --check, code-path descriptions, and other textual explanations may supplement visual evidence but do not replace it for user-visible behavior.
If the change is behavioral or UI-impacting and no screenshots or videos are attached in the description or comments, add an inline or summary-level comment requesting them. Use wording such as: "For this user-facing change, please include screenshots or a screen recording demonstrating it working end to end."
When required visual evidence is missing for a behavioral or UI-impacting change that can be manually tested, set the final recommendation in the top-level body ## Verdict section to Request changes, even if no other blocking issues were found. The top-level verdict field must be "REJECT" to match.
Author environment limitations (e.g., headless runner, no desktop, environment can't capture) do not exempt UI-impacting changes from visual evidence. Suggest capturing the recording from a local desktop run or from a remote environment with desktop/computer-use support (for example, a coding agent such as Oz with computer use enabled). Reply with something like: "This change is user-facing, so a screenshot or short recording is still required. If a local desktop isn't available, you can capture it from a coding agent that supports computer use (Oz is one option — see Warp's computer use docs) and attach it here." Set the verdict to Request changes.
Exempt visual evidence only when the user-visible behavior truly cannot be meaningfully shown visually (for example, changes affecting only screen readers or non-visual side effects). If so, briefly state why screenshots or recordings would not be meaningful. Never exempt based on limitations of the author's environment.
If the PR is not user-visible at all (e.g. pure refactor, internal tools, build scripts, backend-only code, tests, or documentation), do not request screenshots or videos.

User-facing strings

Flag interpolated text that would read unnaturally at runtime or combine sentence fragments with the wrong casing.
Link text should be descriptive rather than bare URLs or generic "click here" labels.
Verify that product terminology is consistent across related UI, comments, workflow messages, and errors in the same PR.

Graceful degradation and observability

When optional dynamic data such as URLs, session links, workflow links, issue numbers, or metadata may be absent, prefer omitting the element or showing a short fallback over rendering empty or broken output.
Do not suggest removing session links, workflow URLs, or diagnostic context from error paths. Those links are important for debugging failed automation and user reports.
Prefer generic, user-safe error text in user-visible surfaces, but keep enough structured logging or diagnostic context for maintainers to investigate failures.

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Repo-specific review guidance for warp

Prerequisite: install the parent skill

Repo-specific style and recurring review patterns

Do not suggest adding test cases that only vary constructor inputs or struct fields when an existing test already covers the meaningful behavior. Only suggest new tests when they exercise a distinct code path or edge case.

When a PR is clearly a V0 or initial implementation, frame robustness suggestions such as timeouts, retries, and lifecycle management as optional future work rather than blocking concerns, unless they risk correctness, security, data loss, or a persistent UI hang.

For Rust changes, apply the repository conventions from AGENTS.md: avoid unnecessary type annotations, prefer imports over long path qualifiers, name context parameters ctx and place them last, remove unused parameters instead of prefixing them with _, and prefer inline format arguments in macros.

Avoid wildcard _ match arms when an enum can reasonably be matched exhaustively; exhaustive matches are preferred so future variants are surfaced during review.

For new or changed feature flags, prefer high-level runtime checks with FeatureFlag::YourFlag.is_enabled() over #[cfg(...)] unless the code cannot compile without a compile-time gate.

Flag nested or redundant TerminalModel locking when the call stack may already hold the model lock. Prefer passing locked references down the stack and keeping lock scopes short.

In WarpUI code, flag inline MouseStateHandle::default() usage during render or event handling. Mouse state handles should be created during construction and then cloned/referenced where needed.

For user-facing UI changes, mention missing validation only when it is tied to a concrete risk or when the PR changes behavior that should be verified visually.

Behavioral or UI-impacting changes require visual evidence

If the PR changes anything user-visible (UI components, layout, styling, copy in surfaces users see, terminal/Warp app visuals, or other behavior a user can perceive), analyze both pr_description.txt and any PR comments available in the workflow context for attached screenshots, GIFs, or videos demonstrating the change end to end.

Treat markdown image/video embeds (![...](...), <img ...>, <video ...>), GitHub user-attachment links (e.g. https://github.com/user-attachments/..., https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/...), Loom links, and similar hosted media as valid evidence.
The Screenshots / Videos section from .github/pull_request_template.md being present but empty does not count as evidence.
Unit tests, integration tests, git diff --check, code-path descriptions, and other textual explanations may supplement visual evidence but do not replace it for user-visible behavior.

If the change is behavioral or UI-impacting and no screenshots or videos are attached in the description or comments, add an inline or summary-level comment requesting them. Use wording such as: "For this user-facing change, please include screenshots or a screen recording demonstrating it working end to end."

When required visual evidence is missing for a behavioral or UI-impacting change that can be manually tested, set the final recommendation in the top-level body ## Verdict section to Request changes, even if no other blocking issues were found. The top-level verdict field must be "REJECT" to match.

Author environment limitations (e.g., headless runner, no desktop, environment can't capture) do not exempt UI-impacting changes from visual evidence. Suggest capturing the recording from a local desktop run or from a remote environment with desktop/computer-use support (for example, a coding agent such as Oz with computer use enabled). Reply with something like: "This change is user-facing, so a screenshot or short recording is still required. If a local desktop isn't available, you can capture it from a coding agent that supports computer use (Oz is one option — see Warp's computer use docs) and attach it here." Set the verdict to Request changes.

Exempt visual evidence only when the user-visible behavior truly cannot be meaningfully shown visually (for example, changes affecting only screen readers or non-visual side effects). If so, briefly state why screenshots or recordings would not be meaningful. Never exempt based on limitations of the author's environment.

If the PR is not user-visible at all (e.g. pure refactor, internal tools, build scripts, backend-only code, tests, or documentation), do not request screenshots or videos.

User-facing strings

Flag interpolated text that would read unnaturally at runtime or combine sentence fragments with the wrong casing.

Link text should be descriptive rather than bare URLs or generic "click here" labels.

Verify that product terminology is consistent across related UI, comments, workflow messages, and errors in the same PR.

Graceful degradation and observability

When optional dynamic data such as URLs, session links, workflow links, issue numbers, or metadata may be absent, prefer omitting the element or showing a short fallback over rendering empty or broken output.

Do not suggest removing session links, workflow URLs, or diagnostic context from error paths. Those links are important for debugging failed automation and user reports.

Prefer generic, user-safe error text in user-visible surfaces, but keep enough structured logging or diagnostic context for maintainers to investigate failures.