CI ran .gitea/ci/commit_message_lint.py, an independent reimplementation
that parsed the type/emoji mapping out of docs/common/commit_message.md.
Its scope pattern accepted fix(-a), fix(a-), fix(a--b) and fix(_), and it
had no subject length check, so the gate that actually blocks merges
enforced weaker rules than the Validation this skill reports.
The CI entry is now a wrapper that locates the skill validator and
delegates to it with no arguments; commit_policy.json becomes the only
rule source and explanatory docs stop being a machine policy input.
The validator also learns the workflow_run event, whose payload carries
neither a PR title nor a before/after range. An upstream pull_request now
validates <integration-branch>..head_sha instead of HEAD alone, taking
the branch name from COMMIT_LINT_MAIN_BRANCH, and degrades to the
upstream head commit with a WARN rather than guessing a base.
Alongside: --help now documents the no-argument CI mode it had always
supported silently, CI wiring detail moves to references/ci-wiring.md,
and the description gains negative boundaries.
test/test_commit_message_policy.py asserts policy/spec-table equality and
uses ast to assert the CI entry imports no regex and reads no file, so a
second implementation cannot reappear unnoticed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
upgrade commit-message, style-cleanup, and bulk-refactor-workflow
to use trigger-focused frontmatter and a shared contract structure.
add a first-party skill quality test gate and register it in tests
documentation.
move the repository skills source from `codex/skills` to `skills`.
update vendor/install_skills paths, thirdparty sync pipeline, docs, and regression tests, including deployment-route e2e coverage.
cshandClaude Fable 5