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Base branch: $ARGUMENTS ## Current state - Branch: !`git branch --show-current` - Default branch: !`git symbolic-ref --short refs/remotes/origin/HEAD` - Uncommitted: !`git status --porcelain` - Recent commits: !`git log --oneline -20` - Unstaged diff size: !`git diff --stat` If those came back empty or as errors, this is not a git repository or has no remote — say so and stop; the rest of this gate assumes both. ## Gate Run these in order. **A failure at any step stops the gate** — report and stop rather than continuing to the next step. 1. **Uncommitted work.** If the working tree is dirty, say so and stop. Shipping a branch whose state you cannot name is how work gets lost. 2. **Validator.** Delegate to the `validator` subagent with the ticket's acceptance criteria. Take its verdict as given — do not re-interpret RED as "mostly fine". 3. **Reviewer.** Only if the validator returned GREEN. Delegate to the `reviewer` subagent against the base branch. 4. **Summary for the human.** Everything above condensed into something readable in a minute (see below). ## Summary format - **What this branch does** — one or two sentences, in terms of user-visible behavior - **Acceptance criteria** — each one, met or not - **Validator** — GREEN/RED with the actual failing output if RED - **Reviewer** — blocking findings first; say plainly if there are none - **Risk** — what could break in production that the tests do not cover - **Recommendation** — mergeable or not, and w