HYPERFLEET-1029 - feat: Add /open-prs skill and rename hyperfleet-bugs-triage to hyperfleet-work-triage#38
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a new hyperfleet-work-triage plugin (metadata + README), removes the standalone hyperfleet-bugs-triage artifacts, and updates .claude-plugin/marketplace.json entries. The work-triage plugin documents two commands—/bugs-triage and /open-prs—and includes full /open-prs specifications: SKILL, output-format, prioritization algorithm, repo scope references, and small path fixes. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User as User
participant Plugin as Work-Triage Plugin
participant GH as GitHub API
participant JIRA as JIRA CLI/API
participant CI as CI/Checks
participant LLM as LLM/Analyzer
User->>Plugin: invoke `/open-prs` (options)
Plugin->>GH: fetch repo list (from github-repos.md)
Plugin->>GH: parallel fetch open PRs across repos
par Enrich PRs
Plugin->>JIRA: lookup associated tickets (optional/graceful)
Plugin->>CI: aggregate checks & statuses
Plugin->>GH: fetch PR diffs, reviews, authorship
Plugin->>LLM: diff domain classification & content risk analysis
end
Plugin->>Plugin: compute 8-factor scores + confidence, apply overrides
Plugin->>Plugin: group PRs into tiers, format output (--explain controls detail)
Plugin->>User: return tiered ranking and explanations
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
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In `@hyperfleet-code-review/skills/open-prs/prioritization-algorithm.md`:
- Around line 286-306: The scoring rubric currently maps "CI not triggered" to
score 0 which conflicts with the skill spec; update the logic tied to
statusCheckRollup so that null/no-check states (and the special-case
`needs-ok-to-test` label) are treated as pending and assigned score 6 rather
than 0, and ensure any Tier 4 override logic does not convert null/no-check
states into a failure score—modify the decision points that evaluate check
presence/absence and the `needs-ok-to-test` handling to return 6 and bypass the
Tier 4 override path.
In `@hyperfleet-code-review/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 29-33: The approved-command whitelist in the "Approved command
patterns" section conflicts with a documented execution step that uses the shell
utility "head"; update the doc so they match by either adding "head" to the
allowlist under the Approved command patterns or refactoring the step that
references "head" to use only approved tools (for example, use an allowed gh or
jq pipeline such as `gh pr view --json ... | jq ...` to select the first item).
Locate the "Approved command patterns" block and the execution step that
mentions "head" and make the corresponding change so the command used in the
step is permitted by the allowlist.
- Around line 100-103: The current guidance to "silently skip errors" when
querying repos must be changed so failures are surfaced: update the "If a repo
returns an empty list or errors, silently skip it" behavior used by the "Collect
results into a combined list" logic to capture and emit per-repo error details
(error type/message, auth/rate-limit/permission) instead of dropping them,
ensure the aggregated output that "Record[s] the total count of open PRs and
which repos had PRs" also includes a "failed_repos" list with reasons, and add
logging/reporting where the repo-query function (the code that collects results)
currently swallows exceptions so callers can see and act on partial/failed
queries.
- Around line 90-95: The script currently hard-caps per-repo PR discovery with
gh pr list --limit 30 inside the for loop, causing repos with >30 open PRs to be
truncated; replace the single gh pr list call in the for loop with a paginated
fetch (looping pages or using gh pagination flags) to repeatedly call gh pr list
for each page until no results, accumulating and emitting each PR augmented with
{repo: $repo} as before (refer to the for repo ...; do and gh pr list --repo
"openshift-hyperfleet/$repo" invocation to locate the code to change).
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90-95:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPer-repo PR discovery is still truncated.
Using
--limit 30at Line 93 can miss open PRs in busier repos, which directly skews ranking accuracy for an org-wide queue. Replace with paginated fetching (or sufficiently exhaustive retrieval) so scoring runs on complete input.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@hyperfleet-code-review/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md` around lines 90 - 95, The per-repo discovery loop currently uses a hard-coded "--limit 30" in the gh pr list invocation (inside the for loop) which truncates results; replace that single-call truncation with full pagination by removing "--limit 30" and using gh's pagination (e.g., add the "--paginate" flag) or implement explicit page iteration (using --page/--limit in a loop) so each repo's call returns all open PRs before piping to jq and backgrounding; update the gh pr list invocation inside the for loop accordingly.
100-103:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not silently swallow repository query failures.
“Silently skip” at Line 100 conflicts with the transparency requirements later in the doc and can hide partial-failure conditions (auth/rate-limit/permission), resulting in misleading rankings. Capture failed repos and include explicit failure reasons in output.
Also applies to: 314-315
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@hyperfleet-code-review/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md` around lines 100 - 103, Replace the behavior that “silently skip[s]” repositories that return an empty list or an error: when gathering PRs for each repo (the logic that currently says “If a repo returns an empty list or errors, silently skip it”), capture failures and their reasons instead of dropping them, and include both successful PR lists and a failures list in the “Collect results”/“combined list” output so the final “total count of open PRs” and “which repos had PRs” are accompanied by explicit per-repo failure reasons (e.g., auth, rate-limit, permission, network) so partial failures aren’t hidden.
29-33:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winApproved-command allowlist conflicts with documented execution step.
Line 155 uses
head, butheadis not in the approved patterns at Line 29-33. This creates a self-contradiction where the documented command path can be blocked by policy enforcement. Fix by either addingheadto the allowlist or replacing that pipeline with only approved tools.Also applies to: 154-156
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@hyperfleet-code-review/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md` around lines 29 - 33, The approved-command allowlist block excludes the shell utility "head" while the execution step later uses it, causing a policy conflict; fix by either adding "head" to the approved-command list (the bullet list of allowed commands) or by rewriting the pipeline that currently invokes head to use only approved tools (for example, replace the head usage with an equivalent jq extraction of the first element or another approved gh/gh api invocation), and ensure the change updates the same place that references "head" so the documented execution path and allowlist remain consistent.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Duplicate comments:
In `@hyperfleet-code-review/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 90-95: The per-repo discovery loop currently uses a hard-coded
"--limit 30" in the gh pr list invocation (inside the for loop) which truncates
results; replace that single-call truncation with full pagination by removing
"--limit 30" and using gh's pagination (e.g., add the "--paginate" flag) or
implement explicit page iteration (using --page/--limit in a loop) so each
repo's call returns all open PRs before piping to jq and backgrounding; update
the gh pr list invocation inside the for loop accordingly.
- Around line 100-103: Replace the behavior that “silently skip[s]” repositories
that return an empty list or an error: when gathering PRs for each repo (the
logic that currently says “If a repo returns an empty list or errors, silently
skip it”), capture failures and their reasons instead of dropping them, and
include both successful PR lists and a failures list in the “Collect
results”/“combined list” output so the final “total count of open PRs” and
“which repos had PRs” are accompanied by explicit per-repo failure reasons
(e.g., auth, rate-limit, permission, network) so partial failures aren’t hidden.
- Around line 29-33: The approved-command allowlist block excludes the shell
utility "head" while the execution step later uses it, causing a policy
conflict; fix by either adding "head" to the approved-command list (the bullet
list of allowed commands) or by rewriting the pipeline that currently invokes
head to use only approved tools (for example, replace the head usage with an
equivalent jq extraction of the first element or another approved gh/gh api
invocation), and ensure the change updates the same place that references "head"
so the documented execution path and allowlist remain consistent.
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90-95:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPer-repo PR discovery remains truncated at 30 PRs.
The
--limit 30hard cap at line 93 means repositories with more than 30 open PRs will have incomplete data, skewing the prioritization rankings. This contradicts the skill's stated purpose of surfacing PRs "across the openshift-hyperfleet org."Suggested direction
Replace the single
gh pr listcall with paginated fetching to avoid hard truncation:for repo in hyperfleet-api hyperfleet-sentinel ...; do page=1 while true; do result=$(gh pr list --repo "openshift-hyperfleet/$repo" --state open \ --limit 100 --page $page \ --json number,title,author,createdAt,updatedAt,additions,deletions,changedFiles,reviewDecision,labels,isDraft,reviewRequests,url,headRefName,statusCheckRollup,latestReviews \ 2>/dev/null | jq -c --arg repo "$repo" '.[] | . + {repo: $repo}') [[ -z "$result" ]] && break echo "$result" ((page++)) done & done waitThis ensures all open PRs are discovered without artificial limits.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@hyperfleet-code-review/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md` around lines 90 - 95, The gh CLI call inside the for loop uses a hard-coded "--limit 30" in the gh pr list invocation which truncates results for repos with >30 open PRs; replace the single gh pr list call with a paginated loop that calls gh pr list with a larger per-page limit (e.g., --limit 100) and uses --page to fetch successive pages until no results are returned, echoing each page’s jq-processed output (the existing jq '.[] | . + {repo: $repo}' step) and keeping the outer backgrounding (&) and final wait behavior so all repos are fully enumerated instead of being capped at 30.
29-33:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winApproved-command whitelist still conflicts with documented execution step.
Line 155 uses
head -200to limit diff output, butheadis not included in the approved command patterns list at lines 29-32. While the past comment indicated this was addressed, the conflict still exists in the current code.Suggested fix
Either add
headto the approved command list at line 32:- `jq`, `command -v`, `date` +- `head`, `tail`, `grep` (standard Unix text filters)Or refactor line 155 to avoid
head:-gh pr diff NUMBER --repo openshift-hyperfleet/REPO 2>/dev/null | head -200 +gh pr diff NUMBER --repo openshift-hyperfleet/REPO 2>/dev/null | jq -Rr '.' | jq -Rs 'split("\n")[0:200] | join("\n")'The first option (adding to allowlist) is simpler since
headis a safe read-only command.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@hyperfleet-code-review/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md` around lines 29 - 33, The "Approved command patterns" whitelist in SKILL.md does not include the read-only utility used in the execution step: the document shows a command using "head -200" but "head" is missing from the approved list; update the whitelist by adding "head" to the Approved command patterns block (the same list that currently contains `gh pr list`, `gh pr diff`, `jq`, etc.) so the documented execution step using "head -200" is allowed, or alternatively replace the usage of "head -200" in the execution step with an allowed command; pick the first option (add "head") for the simplest fix.
100-103:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winError handling silently hides repository query failures.
Line 100 instructs to "silently skip" repos that error, which can hide authentication failures, rate limits, or permission issues. This produces incomplete rankings without user visibility, conflicting with the transparency rule at line 316 ("if a query fails... note it in the output").
Suggested fix
Capture and report per-repo errors instead of silently dropping them:
failed_repos=() for repo in hyperfleet-api hyperfleet-sentinel ...; do result=$(gh pr list --repo "openshift-hyperfleet/$repo" --state open ... 2>&1) if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]; then failed_repos+=("$repo: $result") else echo "$result" | jq -c --arg repo "$repo" '.[] | . + {repo: $repo}' fi & done wait # Report failures in output header if [[ ${`#failed_repos`[@]} -gt 0 ]]; then echo "**Warning:** Failed to query ${`#failed_repos`[@]} repos: ${failed_repos[*]}" fiThis surfaces partial/failed queries so users can diagnose issues (auth, rate limits, permissions).
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@hyperfleet-code-review/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md` around lines 100 - 103, Change the "silently skip" behavior when running gh pr list for each repo: capture and check the command exit status and stderr for the gh pr list invocation, append failures to a failed_repos collection (e.g., failed_repos+=("$repo: $error") when gh returns non‑zero) instead of discarding them, and on success emit the repo-annotated PR JSON into the combined results stream (the "Collect results" aggregation). After waiting for background queries to finish, include a summary header that reports the count and list of failed_repos (and their errors) alongside the total open PR count so partial query failures are surfaced.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Duplicate comments:
In `@hyperfleet-code-review/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 90-95: The gh CLI call inside the for loop uses a hard-coded
"--limit 30" in the gh pr list invocation which truncates results for repos with
>30 open PRs; replace the single gh pr list call with a paginated loop that
calls gh pr list with a larger per-page limit (e.g., --limit 100) and uses
--page to fetch successive pages until no results are returned, echoing each
page’s jq-processed output (the existing jq '.[] | . + {repo: $repo}' step) and
keeping the outer backgrounding (&) and final wait behavior so all repos are
fully enumerated instead of being capped at 30.
- Around line 29-33: The "Approved command patterns" whitelist in SKILL.md does
not include the read-only utility used in the execution step: the document shows
a command using "head -200" but "head" is missing from the approved list; update
the whitelist by adding "head" to the Approved command patterns block (the same
list that currently contains `gh pr list`, `gh pr diff`, `jq`, etc.) so the
documented execution step using "head -200" is allowed, or alternatively replace
the usage of "head -200" in the execution step with an allowed command; pick the
first option (add "head") for the simplest fix.
- Around line 100-103: Change the "silently skip" behavior when running gh pr
list for each repo: capture and check the command exit status and stderr for the
gh pr list invocation, append failures to a failed_repos collection (e.g.,
failed_repos+=("$repo: $error") when gh returns non‑zero) instead of discarding
them, and on success emit the repo-annotated PR JSON into the combined results
stream (the "Collect results" aggregation). After waiting for background queries
to finish, include a summary header that reports the count and list of
failed_repos (and their errors) alongside the total open PR count so partial
query failures are surfaced.
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🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
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In `@hyperfleet-code-review/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 91-100: The current parallel for-loop silences all gh errors via
"2>/dev/null" and doesn't record failures; change the loop that calls gh pr list
to capture each command's stdout/stderr and exit code (run each repo block in a
subshell), on success emit JSON augmented with {repo: $repo} as before, on
failure append the repo and the stderr/error message to a failed_repos
collection (or print a standardized ERROR marker to stderr), remove the blanket
"2>/dev/null", and after wait aggregate failed_repos into the output header so
consumers know which repos failed and why; reference the existing for loop and
the gh pr list invocation and the wait so you can locate where to add per-repo
capture and failed_repos handling.
- Line 93: The docs and script use a hard-coded `--limit 100` with `gh pr list`,
which truncates repos with >100 open PRs; update the code that calls `gh pr
list` to paginate by adding a `--page` loop (increment `page` until the result
is empty or "[]") and merge each page's JSON results (as shown in the suggested
for-loop), ensuring you still append the repo name to each PR entry, or
alternatively update SKILL.md to clearly state "Results limited to first 100 PRs
per repository" if you choose not to implement pagination; locate and modify the
invocation of `gh pr list` (the command containing `--limit 100`) to implement
the pagination loop or add the limitation note.
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68-68: 💤 Low valueMinor: Add language identifier to code block.
The fenced code block listing repositories should specify a language identifier for better rendering and tooling support.
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-``` +```text hyperfleet-api hyperfleet-sentinel ...🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@hyperfleet-code-review/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md` at line 68, The fenced code block that lists repositories in SKILL.md lacks a language identifier; update the triple-backtick fence for that block (the repository list code block) to include a language tag such as "text" (e.g., change ``` to ```text) so tools and renderers correctly treat the block as plain text.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
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In `@hyperfleet-code-review/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md`:
- Line 68: The fenced code block that lists repositories in SKILL.md lacks a
language identifier; update the triple-backtick fence for that block (the
repository list code block) to include a language tag such as "text" (e.g.,
change ``` to ```text) so tools and renderers correctly treat the block as plain
text.
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We shouldn't consider anything in a prompt to be a good safety mechanism; it is a suggestion that the LLM might still ignore.
I'd recommend using frontmatter and hooks like PreToolUse to provide deterministic barriers. There's some examples here for how to implement the denial hook.
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Looking at the context of how this might be used - we might want a sandbox to run the skill in that has a proper auth model beyond hooks + front matter (we should also 100% do those).
There has been some discussion of this in the various hybrid ai SDLC channels, this might be a good use case.
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Makes sense. Created HYPERFLEET-1066 to track and implement this across this repo
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As I'm trying it, I'm wondering if /open-prs should be part of hyperfleet-code-review. It looks more like hyperfleet-bugs-triage. Maybe it worths to rename hyperfleet-bugs-triage -> hyperfleet-work-triage (with /bugs-triage and /open-prs) inside it. WDYT? |
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If we move this plugin to "hyperfleet-work-triage" it already contains a repository list
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Moved to hyperfleet-work-triage
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JIRA ticket status ("In Progress" vs "In Review") would be a useful signal for Factor 5. It indicates whether the author considers the PR ready for review.
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Hmm, this could be a good addition. However, there might be chances that authors don't always update the ticket status promptly, or keep it in progress if multiple PRs are involved in the ticket. Wdyt?
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1-19:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 Critical | 🏗️ Heavy liftAdd missing "Core" and "Extended" section structure.
Multiple files in this PR expect
github-repos.mdto have distinct sections, but the file currently contains only a flat list:
bugs-triage/SKILL.md:26,153instructs to use only the "Core Repositories" sectionREADME.md:56states:"Core" section for both, "Extended" section for /open-prs only- Coding guidelines require:
"Ensure both skills treat the "Core" section as shared scope, and apply "Extended" scope only for /open-prs"Without section headers, the skills cannot distinguish scope. This will cause
/bugs-triageto scan repos it shouldn't (or fail to find the expected section), and/open-prscannot apply its extended scope.As per coding guidelines,
github-repos.mdmust provide a "Core" section (shared by both skills) and an "Extended" section (used only by/open-prs).🔧 Proposed section structure
# GitHub Repositories in Scope Repositories in the `openshift-hyperfleet` organization that are actively maintained. Used by `/bugs-triage` (issue triage) and `/open-prs` (PR prioritization). +## Core Repositories + +Used by both `/bugs-triage` and `/open-prs`. + - `hyperfleet-api` - `hyperfleet-adapter` - `hyperfleet-sentinel` - `hyperfleet-broker` +- `hyperfleet-chart` +- `hyperfleet-infra` +- `hyperfleet-credential-provider` +- `hyperfleet-logger` +- `hyperfleet-e2e` +- `maestro-cli` + +## Extended Repositories + +Used only by `/open-prs` for cross-repo PR discovery. + +- `architecture` - `hyperfleet-claude-plugins` +- `hyperfleet-api-spec`Note: Adjust the Core vs Extended membership based on which repos should be triaged for bugs/issues vs only scanned for PRs.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@hyperfleet-work-triage/references/github-repos.md` around lines 1 - 19, Add distinct "Core Repositories" and "Extended Repositories" sections to github-repos.md so the skills can distinguish scopes: create a "Core Repositories" heading and move the repos that /bugs-triage and /open-prs should share under it, then add an "Extended Repositories" heading for repos only scanned by /open-prs; ensure the exact header text "Core Repositories" and "Extended Repositories" is used so existing references in SKILL.md and README.md match, and keep the repo list items unchanged beneath the appropriate section.
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In `@hyperfleet-work-triage/references/github-repos.md`:
- Around line 1-19: Add distinct "Core Repositories" and "Extended Repositories"
sections to github-repos.md so the skills can distinguish scopes: create a "Core
Repositories" heading and move the repos that /bugs-triage and /open-prs should
share under it, then add an "Extended Repositories" heading for repos only
scanned by /open-prs; ensure the exact header text "Core Repositories" and
"Extended Repositories" is used so existing references in SKILL.md and README.md
match, and keep the repo list items unchanged beneath the appropriate section.
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rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
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In `@hyperfleet-work-triage/references/github-repos.md`:
- Line 32: The file ends without a single trailing newline causing markdownlint
MD047; add exactly one newline character at the end of the document so the last
line containing `hyperfleet-claude-plugins` is followed by a single EOF newline
to satisfy the linter.
- Around line 3-4: Update the repositories list to explicitly split into two
labeled sections—e.g., add a "Core Repositories (/bugs-triage)" heading
containing the core repo backtick-delimited names and an "Extended Repositories
(/open-prs)" heading for the broader set—so the contract is clear; ensure every
repo remains formatted as `repo-name` (so downstream skills can extract
backtick-delimited names) and add a short note that "/bugs-triage uses the Core
Components section only" and "/open-prs uses the Extended section," avoiding
hardcoded repo lists elsewhere.
- Line 6: The document uses the heading "Core Components" but the consumer
expects "Core Repositories", causing the /bugs-triage scope filter to miss
entries; fix by renaming the heading "Core Components" to "Core Repositories"
(or alternatively update the parser/loader to accept both names) so the loader
that reads the "Core Repositories" section will correctly fetch GitHub issues;
update any references in the triage logic to match the canonical "Core
Repositories" label if you choose to change the code path instead of the
heading.
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In `@hyperfleet-work-triage/skills/bugs-triage/SKILL.md`:
- Line 25: Replace the inconsistent relative path string `references/owners.csv`
with `../../references/owners.csv` in SKILL.md so it matches the sibling entry
`../../references/github-repos.md`; update the line that currently contains
`references/owners.csv` to use the `../../references/owners.csv` path to ensure
correct resolution from this nested skill folder.
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1-60: 🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 TrivialConsider updating cross-repo documentation references.
The architecture repo contains references to
@hyperfleet-code-reviewin working-agreement.md and automated-pr-review-strategy.md. Since/open-prsmoved tohyperfleet-work-triage, those docs may need updates to reflect the new plugin organization.Based on linked repositories context,
hyperfleet/docs/working-agreement.md:53mentions tagging@hyperfleet-code-reviewandhyperfleet/docs/automated-pr-review-strategy.md:82documents the code-review plugin skills.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@hyperfleet-work-triage/README.md` around lines 1 - 60, Update the cross-repo docs that still reference the old code-review plugin: in working-agreement.md replace occurrences of the `@hyperfleet-code-review` tag with the new tag or team name used by this plugin (e.g., `@hyperfleet-work-triage`) and in automated-pr-review-strategy.md update mentions of the code-review plugin and the `/open-prs` skill to point to the new hyperfleet-work-triage plugin (adjust any repo/plugin names and links), ensuring references to `/open-prs` and the plugin identity are consistent with the hyperfleet-work-triage README.
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6-6:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winAlign section heading with consumer expectations.
The
/bugs-triageskill documentation references the "Core Repositories" section, but this file uses "Core Components." If skill logic keys off section names, this mismatch can silently break scope filtering. Rename to "Core Repositories" or ensure all consumers accept both labels.As per coding guidelines, "When loading
references/github-repos.md, use only the 'Core Repositories' section for GitHub issue fetching."🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@hyperfleet-work-triage/references/github-repos.md` at line 6, The section heading "Core Components" does not match consumers that expect "Core Repositories"; update the markdown heading text from "Core Components" to "Core Repositories" so the loader that reads the "Core Repositories" section (when loading references/github-repos.md) will find the expected section name and not break scope filtering.
3-4:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winClarify command-specific scope to prevent repo overreach.
The wording implies both commands consume the full list, which conflicts with the documented contract that
/bugs-triageuses only the core subset while/open-prscan use broader scope. Make the split explicit—for example, add a note stating "/bugs-triage uses Core Components only; /open-prs uses all listed repos."As per coding guidelines, "/bugs-triage uses the 'Core Repositories' section only" and skills should extract repo names from this file.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@hyperfleet-work-triage/references/github-repos.md` around lines 3 - 4, Update the repository list documentation to explicitly state command-specific scope: add a clear note that "/bugs-triage uses the 'Core Repositories' section only" and that "/open-prs uses all listed repositories", and ensure there is a distinct "Core Repositories" heading containing the subset of repos that /bugs-triage should consume; adjust the opening paragraph (the lines referencing /bugs-triage and /open-prs) to reference these two scopes so skills extract repo names from the "Core Repositories" section only when invoked by /bugs-triage.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
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In `@hyperfleet-work-triage/README.md`:
- Around line 54-56: Update the table row for `references/github-repos.md` in
README.md to clarify scope: change the Purpose cell to note that `/bugs-triage`
consumes only the "Core Repositories" section of that file while `/open-prs`
uses the full list; reference the skill names `/bugs-triage` and `/open-prs` and
the term "Core Repositories" so readers know the scope difference.
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In `@hyperfleet-work-triage/README.md`:
- Around line 1-60: Update the cross-repo docs that still reference the old
code-review plugin: in working-agreement.md replace occurrences of the
`@hyperfleet-code-review` tag with the new tag or team name used by this plugin
(e.g., `@hyperfleet-work-triage`) and in automated-pr-review-strategy.md update
mentions of the code-review plugin and the `/open-prs` skill to point to the new
hyperfleet-work-triage plugin (adjust any repo/plugin names and links), ensuring
references to `/open-prs` and the plugin identity are consistent with the
hyperfleet-work-triage README.
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In `@hyperfleet-work-triage/references/github-repos.md`:
- Line 6: The section heading "Core Components" does not match consumers that
expect "Core Repositories"; update the markdown heading text from "Core
Components" to "Core Repositories" so the loader that reads the "Core
Repositories" section (when loading references/github-repos.md) will find the
expected section name and not break scope filtering.
- Around line 3-4: Update the repository list documentation to explicitly state
command-specific scope: add a clear note that "/bugs-triage uses the 'Core
Repositories' section only" and that "/open-prs uses all listed repositories",
and ensure there is a distinct "Core Repositories" heading containing the subset
of repos that /bugs-triage should consume; adjust the opening paragraph (the
lines referencing /bugs-triage and /open-prs) to reference these two scopes so
skills extract repo names from the "Core Repositories" section only when invoked
by /bugs-triage.
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GitHub's API returns 30 items per page by default. For PRs with >30 comments (including bot comments from openshift-ci, coderabbitai, etc.), only the first page is returned — -->>>silently<<-----
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| - [GitHub CLI](https://cli.github.com/) (`gh`) — authenticated with access to openshift-hyperfleet repos (required) | ||
| - [jira-cli](https://github.com/ankitpokhrel/jira-cli) — configured for the HYPERFLEET project (required for `/bugs-triage`, optional for `/open-prs`) |
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/open-prs requires jq and refuses to run without it (SKILL.md line 59: "stop and tell the user — jq is required"). Consider adding it to the prerequisites:
| - [GitHub CLI](https://cli.github.com/) (`gh`) — authenticated with access to openshift-hyperfleet repos (required) | |
| - [jira-cli](https://github.com/ankitpokhrel/jira-cli) — configured for the HYPERFLEET project (required for `/bugs-triage`, optional for `/open-prs`) | |
| - [GitHub CLI](https://cli.github.com/) (`gh`) — authenticated with access to openshift-hyperfleet repos (required) | |
| - [jira-cli](https://github.com/ankitpokhrel/jira-cli) — configured for the HYPERFLEET project (required for `/bugs-triage`, optional for `/open-prs`) | |
| - [jq](https://jqlang.github.io/jq/) — JSON processor (required for `/open-prs`). Install via `brew install jq` or `apt-get install jq` |
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In `@hyperfleet-work-triage/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 260-262: The gh API call that fetches the PR commit dates (the
command using "gh api repos/openshift-hyperfleet/REPO/pulls/NUMBER/commits --jq
'.[-1].commit.committer.date'") needs pagination enabled so it returns all
commits for PRs with >30 commits; update that command to include the --paginate
flag (matching the pattern used for comment pagination at the other calls) so
'.[-1]' selects the true latest commit date rather than the 30th page-limited
result.
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The approved commands list permits gh api repos/.../pulls/.../comments without restricting the HTTP method. By default gh api uses GET, but since these plugin skill files are public (anyone can read them and understand the approved patterns), a malicious actor could craft a PR description or comment containing a prompt injection that instructs the LLM to use gh api -X POST repos/.../pulls/123/comments --field body="..." — effectively posting comments, modifying PR state, or exfiltrating data while technically using an "approved" command pattern. This bypasses the forbidden gh pr comment command.
This is particularly concerning because:
- The skill files are in a public repo — the exact approved command patterns are visible to anyone
- PR descriptions and comments (the primary injection surface) are untrusted user-controlled data, as the Security section itself acknowledges
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POSTto the comments endpoint could be used to impersonate the reviewer or post misleading information
Suggestion: Make the read-only intent explicit by restricting HTTP methods in the approved patterns:
**Approved command patterns** — only these commands should be executed:
- `gh pr list`, `gh pr diff`, `gh pr view --json` (read-only)
- `gh api` (GET only, never with `-X POST`/`-X PUT`/`-X DELETE`/`--method`): `repos/.../pulls/...`, `repos/.../pulls/.../commits`, `repos/.../pulls/.../comments`, `repos/.../issues/.../comments`, `repos/.../commits/.../status`
- `jira issue view`
- `jq`, `command -v`, `date`, `head`The same clarification should be applied to the agent security reminder at line 127.
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Good catch @rafabene! Added the restrictions. Note that with https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/HYPERFLEET-1066 we should be able to use preToolUse and can add them there too
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The Slack header always uses 🔴 regardless of the highest tier present. If only Tier 3 PRs exist, the red signal could cause alert fatigue.
Consider varying the header emoji to match the highest tier:
- Tier 1 present → 🚨
- Tier 2 present → 🟡
- Tier 3 only → 🟢
This aligns with the tier emojis already defined in the spec. If the static 🔴 is intentional (always stand out in Slack), worth documenting that choice.
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Ack, changed the emojis as suggested
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411-429: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winAdd an explicit global “override precedence” section in this algorithm doc.
The document references individual overrides, but it doesn’t define a single first-match ordered list (CI fail → waiting on author → merge conflict → draft → Blocker/Critical → no-JIRA cap). Without that canonical sequence here, the algorithm contract is ambiguous and can drift from
SKILL.md.As per coding guidelines, "Override precedence (first-match wins; must remain ordered): 1) Any CI failing … 6) No JIRA ticket linked in title → capped at Tier 3 maximum."
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@hyperfleet-work-triage/skills/open-prs/prioritization-algorithm.md` around lines 411 - 429, Add a new explicit "Override precedence" section that defines a canonical, ordered first-match list (first-match wins) for all override rules referenced elsewhere (e.g., "Tier 4 override", "CI factor", "Blocker/Critical", "no-JIRA cap", "waiting on author", "draft", "merge conflict"); state the exact precedence sequence as: 1) Any CI failing, 2) Waiting on author, 3) Merge conflict (Tier 4 override), 4) Draft, 5) Blocker/Critical, 6) No JIRA ticket linked → capped at Tier 3 maximum, and note that once an override matches no lower-priority overrides should be applied—refer to these symbols/terms so callers (Factor 4, Factor 6, Tiebreakers) can implement first-match logic consistently.
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In `@hyperfleet-work-triage/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 281-282: The unconditional summary line must be made conditional:
locate where the SKILL.md generator appends the "summary line showing how many
PRs were omitted" (the code that writes the final summary or the variable
tracking omitted PRs, e.g., omittedCount / omitted_prs) and change it so the
summary line is only emitted when omittedCount > 0; if omittedCount === 0 omit
that line entirely while keeping the existing logic that wraps the entire output
in a code block.
- Around line 73-82: The snippet writes stderr to /tmp/open-prs-$repo.err which
violates the read-only rule; change the gh pr list invocation to capture stderr
in-memory and handle failures from that variable instead of a temp file: run gh
pr list and capture combined output or stderr into variables (e.g.
out_and_err="$(gh pr list ... 2>&1)" or out="$(gh pr list ... 2> >(err=$(cat);
typeset -p err))" style), then attempt to jq on the expected JSON from
out_and_err (or separate out vs err by testing gh's exit status) and on failure
print the REPO_ERROR with the in-memory error content instead of reading
/tmp/open-prs-$repo.err; update the loop around the gh pr list command and
remove any references to /tmp/open-prs-$repo.err.
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In `@hyperfleet-work-triage/skills/open-prs/prioritization-algorithm.md`:
- Around line 411-429: Add a new explicit "Override precedence" section that
defines a canonical, ordered first-match list (first-match wins) for all
override rules referenced elsewhere (e.g., "Tier 4 override", "CI factor",
"Blocker/Critical", "no-JIRA cap", "waiting on author", "draft", "merge
conflict"); state the exact precedence sequence as: 1) Any CI failing, 2)
Waiting on author, 3) Merge conflict (Tier 4 override), 4) Draft, 5)
Blocker/Critical, 6) No JIRA ticket linked → capped at Tier 3 maximum, and note
that once an override matches no lower-priority overrides should be
applied—refer to these symbols/terms so callers (Factor 4, Factor 6,
Tiebreakers) can implement first-match logic consistently.
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Summary
Adds
/open-prs— an AI-powered skill that surfaces and prioritizes open PRs across the entireopenshift-hyperfleetorg. Cross-references GitHub PR metadata with JIRA ticket context, reads PR content to understand urgency beyond field values, and produces a ranked review queue with confidence scores.Also renames
hyperfleet-bugs-triage→hyperfleet-work-triageto reflect the broader scope (bugs + PRs).What it does
8-factor weighted scoring:
6 override rules (first match wins):
3 output modes:
/open-prs— compact ranked table (default)/open-prs --explain— full reasoning with factor breakdowns/open-prs --slack— Slack mrkdwn with inline links, optimized for webhook deliveryExample: Slack output (via webhook)
Key design decisions
reviewRequestsis ignored; priority is based on actual engagementstatusCheckRollupand commit status API (Prow)/bugs-triageand/open-prsusereferences/github-repos.mdPlugin rename
hyperfleet-bugs-triage→hyperfleet-work-triage(v0.2.0)/bugs-triage(unchanged) +/open-prs(new)references/github-repos.mdat the plugin levelhyperfleet-code-reviewis unchanged (v0.6.2)Files changed
New (3):
hyperfleet-work-triage/skills/open-prs/SKILL.md— 6-step workflowhyperfleet-work-triage/skills/open-prs/output-format.md— compact, slack, and explain format specshyperfleet-work-triage/skills/open-prs/prioritization-algorithm.md— 8-factor scoring + confidenceRenamed (plugin):
hyperfleet-bugs-triage/→hyperfleet-work-triage/Modified:
.claude-plugin/marketplace.json,CLAUDE.md,hyperfleet-work-triage/README.md,references/github-repos.mdSecurity
gh api,jira issue view,jqonly)gh pr merge,curl, file writes, credential access)Test plan
claude --plugin-dir ./hyperfleet-work-triage/open-prs— verify compact output/open-prs --explain— verify detailed output with factor breakdowns/open-prs --slack— verify Slack mrkdwn output in code block/open-prs --repo hyperfleet-api— verify single-repo scoping/open-prs --component Adapter— verify JIRA component filtering/bugs-triagestill works from the renamed pluginJIRA