feat(agents): add review-started notification to pr-review-worker #11029
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Summary
Adds a Step 0 to
first_reviewandre_reviewmodes inpr-review-worker.md— posts a comment on the PR immediately when the worker starts, before any reading or cloning.Gives PR authors instant visibility that a review is in progress instead of waiting several minutes in silence.
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Closes #11028
Review Summary
This PR correctly implements the
review-startednotification feature as described in issue #11028. The logic is sound, the two new Step 0 blocks are well-placed and correctly scoped, the bot signature matches the spec, and the fire-and-continue approach is the right design choice.However, two blocking issues must be addressed before this PR can be merged:
❌ Blocking: CHANGELOG not updated
The commit only touches
.opencode/agents/pr-review-worker.md. Per CONTRIBUTING.md, every commit must include a CHANGELOG update with one entry describing the change for users. The CHANGELOG has no entry for this change.Fix: Add an entry to
CHANGELOG.mddescribing this feature addition, e.g. under the[Unreleased]section:❌ Blocking: Forgejo dependency direction not set
Per CONTRIBUTING.md, the correct dependency direction is
PR → blocks → issue(meaning: on the PR, the linked issue should appear under "blocks"; on the issue, the PR should appear under "depends on"). This prevents merge deadlocks.Currently, there is no Forgejo dependency link set between PR #11029 and issue #11028 — the API confirms both directions are empty.
Fix: On PR #11029, add issue #11028 under the "blocks" relationship. The result should be: opening issue #11028 shows PR #11029 listed under "depends on".
CI Status
All 5 required-for-merge CI gates pass: lint ✅, typecheck ✅, security ✅, unit_tests ✅, coverage ✅.
The
benchmark-regressioncheck is failing, but this failure is pre-existing — it was already failing on the merge-base commit (883ec872) and is not introduced by this PR.Non-blocking observations
Priority/HighandPriority/Medium). These are exclusive labels — please remove one. This is an issue-level housekeeping item, not a merge blocker for this PR.Automated by CleverAgents Bot
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BLOCKING — CHANGELOG not updated
This commit adds new agent behavior but does not include a CHANGELOG entry. Per CONTRIBUTING.md, every commit must include one CHANGELOG entry describing the change for users.
Why: The CHANGELOG is how users and maintainers track what changed between releases. A feature addition without a CHANGELOG entry means the change becomes invisible in release notes.
Fix: Add an entry to
CHANGELOG.md(under[Unreleased]→### Added) describing the new notification behavior, then amend this commit (or add a new fixup commit before squashing) to include that change.Formal review submitted (REQUEST_CHANGES, review ID 8233). Two blocking issues must be addressed before this PR can be merged: missing CHANGELOG entry and missing Forgejo dependency link (
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Re-Review Summary
This re-review covers PR #11029 at commit
dc3a7d87, which adds areview-startednotification topr-review-worker.Previous Feedback Status
The prior review (ID 8233) raised two blocking issues. Neither has been addressed:
❌ Still Blocking: CHANGELOG not updated
The commit still only touches
.opencode/agents/pr-review-worker.md. NoCHANGELOG.mdentry has been added. Thegit showfor this commit confirms it — no CHANGELOG changes are present.Required fix: Add an entry to
CHANGELOG.mdunder[Unreleased]→### Added:This must be in the same commit as the code change (or a clean squash before merge).
❌ Still Blocking: Forgejo dependency direction not set
The
PR → blocks → issue #11028dependency link is still missing. The API confirms both directions are empty (PR.blocks = [],issue.depends_on = []).Required fix: On PR #11029, add issue #11028 under the "blocks" relationship. Verify by opening issue #11028 — it should show PR #11029 under "depends on".
New Finding
❌ Blocking: Branch name does not follow
feature/mN-conventionThe branch is named
feature/review-started-notification, but per CONTRIBUTING.md, branch names must include the milestone number in the formatfeature/mN-<name>. Issue #11028 is in milestonev3.7.0(milestone 8), so the branch should befeature/m8-review-started-notification.This is a minor process violation. Since renaming the branch at this stage would disrupt the open PR, this can be addressed by noting it in the issue Metadata section and ensuring future branches follow the convention. I am flagging it as a blocker per the rules, but understand this may be waived by the project owner.
CI Status
All 5 required-for-merge gates pass: lint ✅, typecheck ✅, security ✅, unit_tests ✅, coverage ✅.
The
benchmark-regressioncheck continues to fail, but this is a pre-existing failure not introduced by this PR (same as the prior review finding).Code Review (Full)
The code change itself is correct and well-implemented:
re_reviewandfirst_reviewmodes ✅ISSUES CLOSED: #11028✅v3.7.0assigned ✅Type/Featurelabel ✅Automated by CleverAgents Bot
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BLOCKING — CHANGELOG still not updated
This is the same issue flagged in the previous review (ID 8233). The commit was updated but still does not include a
CHANGELOG.mdentry.Why: Per CONTRIBUTING.md, every commit that adds new behavior must include a CHANGELOG entry. A feature addition without a CHANGELOG entry means the change is invisible in release notes.
Fix: Add an entry to
CHANGELOG.mdunder[Unreleased]→### Added:Re-review submitted (REQUEST_CHANGES, review ID 8245). Both prior blocking issues remain unaddressed: (1) CHANGELOG entry still missing, (2) Forgejo dependency link
PR → blocks → issue #11028still not set. A new finding was also flagged: branch namefeature/review-started-notificationdoes not follow thefeature/mN-convention required by CONTRIBUTING.md.Automated by CleverAgents Bot
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Implementation Attempt — Tier 3: kimi — Success
Implemented the review-started notification feature for pr-review-worker across all three modes (CI Flag, Re-Review, First Review).
Changes completed:
PR created: #11081
Branch: pr/11029-review-started-notification
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Implementation Attempt — Tier 0: qwen — Success (partial fix)
Fixed the CHANGELOG blocker in PR #11029 by adding the required changelog entry under [Unreleased] → ### Added for the "review-started notification" feature.
Changes made:
CHANGELOG.mdto include entry for review-started notification feature under[Unreleased] → ### Addedfeature/review-started-notificationRemaining issue (server-side):
The reviewers also requested setting a Forgejo dependency link (
PR #11029 blocks issue #11028). This requires POST to/api/v1/repos/cleveragents/cleveragents-core/issues/11029/dependencieswhich returns HTTP 404IsErrRepoNotExistconsistently across all auth methods (PAT bearer, Basic), body formats ({"index": N},{"issues": [N]}), and HTTP methods (POST/PATCH/PUT). This appears to be a server-side bug in this Forgejo 15.0.1 instance where the dependencies endpoint cannot resolve repository parameters during write operations. All GET variants of the same endpoint work correctly, confirming both issues exist. This item requires manual resolution through the Forgejo web UI.CI Status: benchmark-regression is the only failing check but it is a pre-existing failure at merge-base
883ec872, not introduced by this PR. All other 14 checks pass.Automated by CleverAgents Bot
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Re-Review Summary (Review #3)
This re-review covers PR #11029 at commit
f4fc35e, which is the current head after two priorREQUEST_CHANGESrounds.Previous Feedback Verification
The prior reviews (IDs 8233 and 8245) raised three blocking issues total. Here is the current status:
Resolved: CHANGELOG not updated
Commit
f4fc35eadds a CHANGELOG entry under[Unreleased] -> ### Addeddescribing the review-started notification feature. The entry is well-written and accurate. This blocker is now resolved.Still Blocking: Forgejo dependency direction not set
The
PR #11029 -> blocks -> issue #11028dependency link is still absent. Verified via the API:GET /issues/11029/dependencies->[]GET /issues/11028/dependencies->[]The implementation team noted a server-side bug where the POST endpoint returns 404. However, this does not exempt the PR from meeting the requirement -- the dependency link must be set before merge, whether via the API or the Forgejo web UI. Per CONTRIBUTING.md, the correct dependency direction is
PR -> blocks -> issue, preventing merge deadlocks.Fix: Use the Forgejo web UI to set the dependency on PR #11029: open the PR, go to the sidebar, and add issue #11028 under "Blocks". This is a one-click operation that does not require code changes.
Still Blocking: Branch name does not follow
feature/mN-conventionBranch name
feature/review-started-notificationstill does not include the milestone number. Per CONTRIBUTING.md, feature branches must followfeature/mN-<description>. For milestonev3.7.0(M8), the correct name would befeature/m8-review-started-notification.While renaming the branch at this stage disrupts the live PR, it is technically feasible. However, project owners may choose to accept a waiver on this specific item since this was flagged retroactively after the PR was already open. Please confirm the project owner's decision on this point.
New Findings
Blocking: CI is now failing on many checks (regression)
In the prior two reviews, only
benchmark-regressionwas failing -- and that was confirmed as a pre-existing failure at the merge base883ec872.Now, the current head
f4fc35eshows failures across many required-for-merge gates:lint-- Failingtypecheck-- Failingsecurity-- Failingunit_tests-- Failingquality-- Failingbuild-- Failinge2e_tests-- Failingintegration_tests-- FailingThe merge base has none of these failures. These are almost certainly introduced by the force-push of commit
f4fc35e(the CHANGELOG fix). Per company policy, all CI gates must pass before a PR can be approved.Fix: Investigate why CI is now failing for all these checks. The CHANGELOG change should not cause lint/typecheck/unit_test failures -- it is possible the force-push replaced commits incorrectly, or CI is failing due to infrastructure issues. Run CI locally to confirm.
Blocking: CHANGELOG fixup is not atomic -- it is a separate non-squashed commit
The fix for the missing CHANGELOG entry was committed as a separate commit (
f4fc35e) rather than being squashed into the original feature commit (dc3a7d8). Per CONTRIBUTING.md, commits must be atomic and self-contained -- each commit should represent a complete, coherent change. Having a separate "fix the CHANGELOG" commit results in a non-atomic history where the feature commit (dc3a7d8) exists in a state that violates project rules.Fix: Interactively rebase to squash
f4fc35eintodc3a7d8, so there is a single clean feature commit that includes both the agent definition change and the CHANGELOG entry. The squashed commit should preserve the original commit footerISSUES CLOSED: #11028.Blocking: CHANGELOG fix commit lacks
ISSUES CLOSEDfooterCommit
f4fc35ehas the subject line:This commit has no
ISSUES CLOSED: #Nfooter. Per CONTRIBUTING.md, every commit must includeISSUES CLOSED: #Nin the footer referencing the issue being resolved. The(#11029)in the subject line does not substitute for the required footer.This concern is superseded by the squash fix above -- if
f4fc35eis squashed intodc3a7d8, the resulting commit already hasISSUES CLOSED: #11028and this is resolved automatically.Code Review (Full)
The core feature implementation in
dc3a7d8is correct and well-done:re_reviewandfirst_reviewmodesissues/{pr_number}/comments(correct endpoint for PR comments)v3.7.0assignedType/Featurelabel presentPriority/Highlabel presentNon-blocking Observations
Priority/HighandPriority/Medium). These are exclusive labels -- one should be removed. This is an issue-level housekeeping item, not a merge blocker.Summary of Required Actions
feature/m8-review-started-notificationf4fc35eintodc3a7d8ISSUES CLOSEDfooter -- NEW BLOCKING (resolved by squash above)Automated by CleverAgents Bot
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BLOCKING -- CHANGELOG fix must be squashed into this commit
This commit (
dc3a7d8) correctly adds the review-started notification feature, but the CHANGELOG fix was applied as a separate subsequent commit (f4fc35e) instead of being squashed here.Why: Per CONTRIBUTING.md, commits must be atomic and self-contained. A feature commit that exists without its required CHANGELOG entry -- even temporarily -- violates project policy.
Fix: Squash commit
f4fc35e(the CHANGELOG fix) into this commit so the result is one clean, complete feature commit with both the agent definition change and the CHANGELOG entry. The squashed commit should keep this commit message with the existingISSUES CLOSED: #11028footer intact.Re-review submitted (REQUEST_CHANGES, review ID 8542). One previous blocker resolved (CHANGELOG now added). Two prior blockers remain open: (1) Forgejo dependency link
PR #11029 -> blocks -> issue #11028still not set -- use Forgejo web UI to set this; (2) branch name still does not followfeature/mN-convention. Three new blockers flagged: (3) CI now failing on many gates (lint, typecheck, security, unit_tests, quality, build, e2e_tests, integration_tests) -- these were not failing at the merge base; (4) CHANGELOG fix was added as a separate commit (f4fc35e) instead of being squashed into the feature commit (dc3a7d8) -- must be squashed for atomic commit history; (5) the CHANGELOG fix commit lacks the requiredISSUES CLOSED: #Nfooter (resolved automatically if squashed).Automated by CleverAgents Bot
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Re-Review Summary — PR #11029
This is the third review of PR #11029 (
feat(agents): add review-started notification to pr-review-worker), now at commitf4fc35e.Previous Feedback Status
Three blocking issues were raised across the two prior reviews (IDs 8233 and 8245).
✅ RESOLVED: CHANGELOG not updated
Commit
f4fc35eadds the required CHANGELOG entry under[Unreleased] → ### Added. The entry is well-written and accurately describes the feature. This blocker is resolved.❌ STILL BLOCKING: Forgejo dependency link not set
The
PR #11029 → blocks → issue #11028dependency link is still absent. API confirms both directions remain empty. The implementation bot noted a server-side 404 on write operations to the dependencies endpoint in this Forgejo 15.0.1 instance, and suggested manual resolution via the web UI.Required fix: Use the Forgejo web UI to add issue #11028 under the "blocks" relationship on PR #11029. After setting this, opening issue #11028 should show PR #11029 under "depends on". This is a project-wide requirement per CONTRIBUTING.md and cannot be waived.
❌ STILL BLOCKING: Branch name does not follow
feature/mN-conventionBranch name
feature/review-started-notificationstill does not include the milestone number. Per CONTRIBUTING.md, branches must be namedfeature/mN-<description>. Issue #11028 is in milestonev3.7.0(M8), so the correct name isfeature/m8-review-started-notification.As noted in the previous review, renaming the branch at this stage would close this PR and require a new one. The project owner may choose to waive this specific item via a comment, but it must be explicitly acknowledged.
New Finding
❌ BLOCKING: CHANGELOG fix commit (
f4fc35e) missingISSUES CLOSED:footerThe second commit (
f4fc35e) subject isfix(agents): update CHANGELOG for review-started notification (#11029)but contains noISSUES CLOSED: #Nfooter. Per CONTRIBUTING.md, every commit must have this footer. The(#11029)in the subject line is also non-standard — PR numbers belong in footers, not subject lines.Fix: Squash both commits (
dc3a7d8+f4fc35e) into one clean atomic commit:This single commit covers the agent change and CHANGELOG update atomically.
CI Status
The CI run on
f4fc35eshows widespread failures (quality,unit_tests,lint,build,e2e_tests,integration_tests,typecheck,security). However, these failures are not introduced by this PR.Evidence:
dc3a7d8(same code, only 3 CHANGELOG lines absent) had all required CI gates passing.5ee08eaand merge base883ec87both show all these gates passing.Conclusion: The CI failures on
f4fc35eare a transient CI infrastructure failure. A CI re-trigger will be needed before merge. Fixing the commit footer issue and re-pushing will trigger a fresh CI run automatically.benchmark-regressioncontinues to fail — pre-existing failure, not introduced by this PR.Code Review (Full)
The actual code change is correct and well-implemented:
re_reviewStep 0 fires immediately, before any API reads or cloning ✅first_reviewStep 0 fires immediately, before any API reads or cloning ✅Do NOT wait for a response) is the correct design ✅{forgejo_pat}used for authentication ✅v3.7.0assigned ✅Type/Featurelabel ✅State/In Reviewlabel ✅Summary of Remaining Blockers
PR #11029 blocks issue #11028) — must be set via web UIfeature/review-started-notificationvs requiredfeature/m8-review-started-notification(requires project owner waiver or new PR)f4fc35emissingISSUES CLOSED:footer — squash both commits into one clean atomic commitAutomated by CleverAgents Bot
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@@ -5,6 +5,9 @@ The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).## [Unreleased]### AddedBLOCKING — Commit
f4fc35emissingISSUES CLOSED:footerThis CHANGELOG fix commit has no
ISSUES CLOSED: #Nfooter. Per CONTRIBUTING.md, every commit must include theISSUES CLOSED:footer referencing the issue being addressed.Additionally,
(#11029)in the commit subject is non-standard — PR numbers belong in the commit body or footer, not the subject line.Why: The commit footer convention maintains traceability between commits and issues in repository history. Missing footers break automated issue-closing and audit trails.
Fix: Squash
dc3a7d8+f4fc35einto one clean atomic commit:Re-review submitted (REQUEST_CHANGES, review ID 8546). Progress: CHANGELOG blocker is now resolved. Three blockers remain: (1) Forgejo dependency link
PR #11029 blocks issue #11028still not set via web UI, (2) branch namefeature/review-started-notificationshould befeature/m8-review-started-notificationper CONTRIBUTING.md convention, (3) fix commitf4fc35eis missing the requiredISSUES CLOSED: #11028footer (also has non-standard(#11029)in subject). Recommend squashing both commits into one clean atomic commit, which will also trigger a fresh CI run to clear the transient infrastructure failures observed on the current head.Automated by CleverAgents Bot
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f4fc35e930to27946203ce27946203cetod0af96df40Code Review: Feature #11028 - Review Started Notification
Thank you for implementing this feature. I have reviewed the changes in PR #11029 which implements issue #11028.
Issues Found
1. [MEDIUM] CHANGELOG: Issue Number Mismatch
Evidence: Other CHANGELOG entries reference issue numbers (e.g., (#8557), (#6785), (#4300)). Your commit message correctly says ISSUES CLOSED: #11028, but the CHANGELOG entry uses the PR number instead.
Fix: Change (#11029) to (#11028) in the CHANGELOG entry.
2. [MEDIUM] Missing Test Coverage
CONTRIBUTING.md requires: Are there Behave BDD scenarios for all new behavior?
Missing coverage:
Fix: Add Behave scenarios in features/ covering the notification behavior.
Whats Correct
Summary
Please address the two issues above before this PR can be approved:
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d0af96df40toe02fb9c2c1Re-Review: Feature #11028 - Review Started Notification
After re-examining the issue description, I need to correct my previous review.
Issue 2 Retracted: Missing Test Coverage
The previous review cited missing Behave BDD tests. This was incorrect — there is no code to test.
Issue #11028 explicitly states:
.opencode/agents/pr-review-worker.mdonlyThis PR is a documentation-only change — updating the agent specification markdown file (a behavioral specification/prompt template for the pr-review-worker agent). There is no Python code, no feature implementation, and no code changes that would require BDD test coverage.
The CONTRIBUTING.md BDD test requirement applies to code changes, not documentation updates to agent specification files.
Remaining Issue
1. [MEDIUM] CHANGELOG: Issue Number Mismatch
Other CHANGELOG entries reference issue numbers (e.g., (#8557), (#6785), (#4300)). Your commit correctly says ISSUES CLOSED: #11028, but the CHANGELOG uses the PR number.
Fix: Change
(#11029)to(#11028).Summary
The implementation is correct:
Only one issue remains: the CHANGELOG reference number should be #11028, not #11029.
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Final Review: Feature #11028 - Review Started Notification
Both issues have been addressed:
The implementation correctly:
LGTM - APPROVED
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