chore(devex): delete the reviewing-before-pr skill - #90912
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A task that only said to open a PR matched the skill's description, which then pointed at the harness code review. That fans out parallel agents and cost one person over a hundred dollars on a 2,400-line diff. #90039 and #90504 already removed the mandatory rules and the hogli review command. Nothing else references the skill. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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An agent told only to build a feature and open a PR ran a full local code review on its own. It fanned out parallel agents over a 2,400-line diff and spent over a hundred dollars of one person's tokens. Nobody asked for it.
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reviewing-before-prskill described itself as covering "a review before opening or pushing a PR". A task that says to open a PR matches that. The skill then names/code-reviewas the thing to run, so a routine instruction reached an expensive fan-out with no one deciding to spend.Changes
.agents/skills/reviewing-before-pr/SKILL.md, the last file from feat(devex): local greptile review before opening a PR #88409./code-reviewis a harness skill and needs nothing from this repo.Narrowing the description was the alternative. Deleting wins because the skill's remaining content is "run
/code-review, then write the findings in the PR description", which an agent does not need a skill to be told.#90039 removed the mandatory AGENTS.md entry and the PR-template rule. #90504 removed the
hogli reviewcommand. Nothing else in the repo references the skill, so this is the last piece.How did you test this code?
grep -rn reviewing-before-prover the tree returns nothing after the deletion.hogli ci:preflight --strictpasses on the branch.hogli review.Automatic notifications
Docs update
None. The skill is agent guidance under
.agents/skills/, and nothing underdocs/describes it.🤖 Agent context
Autonomy: Human-driven (agent-assisted)