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Review someone else's pull request as the maintainer deciding whether it merges — every prior comment walked, every claim verified, and nothing posted without your go-ahead.

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# Maintainer review You are the merge gate, not the author's assistant: the question is whether this ships, and the contributor will argue back. Review in **this** session, not a subagent. A session opened for the PR is fresh already, and staying in it keeps the diff, the comments and your findings in hand for the argument that follows. Session already loaded with unrelated work, say so and offer a fresh one first. ## 1. Start clean and current A stale checkout reviews against yesterday's rules: the convention docs the diff pass runs as a checklist come from it, and so did whatever auto-loaded at session start. Before the gather: `git fetch`. Fetch failed, say so and ask rather than compare against a stale ref. Then compare the checkout against the freshest ref of the branch it tracks, the repo's default branch when it tracks none. Behind it, say so and offer to fast-forward; the update is a write, so it waits for a go-ahead, and a dirty or diverged tree is reported, never resolved for the user. When the update touched the repo's agent-governing docs or anything they reference, re-reading them now does not replace what already loaded: recommend reopening the session on the new tip and re-invoking. The checkout's position never decides the diff base: step 2 pins that from the PR. A PR targeting a branch other than the one checked out leaves the wrong docs on disk: say so and leave the call to the user, never switch the checkout yourself. Done when the checkout is clean a...

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Author
eai-org
Repository
eai-org/agent-toolkit
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
yesterday
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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