gh-address-cr 2.10.4

Deterministic PR review-resolution control plane runtime.

gh-address-cr

Auditable pull request review-resolution workflow for AI coding agents.

gh-address-cr is a deterministic CLI runtime plus a thin Codex skill/plugin adapter. It coordinates GitHub review threads, local AI review findings, evidence, replies, resolves, and final-gate proof in one PR-scoped session.

It is not a code-review producer and not a generic GitHub bot. The runtime owns state and side effects; agents return structured evidence and the runtime publishes GitHub replies/resolves.

Project architecture governance lives in .specify/memory/constitution.md. The installed skill contract remains skill/SKILL.md.

60-second quickstart

Install the runtime:

pipx install gh-address-cr
gh-address-cr --help
gh-address-cr agent manifest

Install the Codex/agent skill adapter:

npx skills add https://github.com/RbBtSn0w/gh-address-cr --skill skill
npx skills check

Build the Codex community plugin payload:

python3 scripts/build_plugin_payload.py --output dist/plugin/gh-address-cr

Then install from the generated marketplace path when working from a built checkout or release artifact:

codex plugin marketplace add .agents/plugins/marketplace.json
codex plugin marketplace upgrade
codex plugin add gh-address-cr@gh-address-cr-community

When to use it

Use it when:

• a pull request has unresolved GitHub review threads
• an AI review producer emits normalized findings for the PR
• stale or outdated review threads need explicit evidence and handling
• completion requires a fresh gh-address-cr final-gate <owner/repo> <pr_number> proof

Do not use it as:

• a replacement for a code-review producer
• a generic GitHub issue bot
• a ChatGPT Apps SDK app or MCP server
• a shortcut for posting GitHub replies or resolving threads outside the runtime

First PR walkthrough

gh-address-cr active-pr --repo owner/repo
gh-address-cr review owner/repo 123
gh-address-cr address owner/repo 123 --lean
gh-address-cr agent publish owner/repo 123
gh-address-cr final-gate owner/repo 123

Completion means the latest final gate reports:

• zero unresolved review threads
• zero pending reviews for the authenticated login
• no blocking session items
• terminal GitHub threads have durable reply evidence
• a compact metrics line via completion_summary_line or PR Completion Summary Guidance
• a telemetry coverage label and structured efficiency report path
• an audit summary path with a sha256 hash

A zero unresolved-thread count alone is not sufficient.

Public surface

Primary commands:

• active-pr
• review
• address
• final-gate
• telemetry ingest
• telemetry summary

Advanced integration commands:

• threads
• findings
• adapter
• review-to-findings
• agent manifest
• agent classify
• agent next
• agent submit
• agent submit-batch
• agent fix
• agent trivial-fix
• agent fix-all
• agent resolve-stale
• agent evidence
• agent publish
• agent leases
• agent reclaim
• agent orchestrate autopilot
• command-session
• doctor

High-level commands emit machine-readable JSON summaries by default. Use --human when a person needs narrative output and --lean where supported for low-token agent context.

Telemetry commands are PR-scoped and do not mutate review item state:

gh-address-cr telemetry ingest owner/repo 123 --source generic-agent --format agent-jsonl --input agent-telemetry.jsonl
gh-address-cr telemetry summary owner/repo 123 --format markdown
gh-address-cr telemetry ingest owner/repo 123 --source codex --format codex-host-json --input codex-host.json

Assistant hosts can also provide a final-gate ingestion hook by setting:

export GH_ADDRESS_CR_HOST_TELEMETRY_INPUT=agent-telemetry.jsonl
export GH_ADDRESS_CR_HOST_TELEMETRY_SOURCE=assistant-host
gh-address-cr final-gate owner/repo 123

GH_ADDRESS_CR_HOST_TELEMETRY_FORMAT defaults to agent-jsonl. The hook uses the same telemetry ingestion contract before final-gate artifacts are written.

Every final efficiency summary reports one coverage label: complete, partial, runtime-only, or unavailable. Imported events are normalized to runtime-owned event_fingerprint values; duplicate or overlapping imports are reported through accepted_fingerprints and duplicate_fingerprints without inflating counts, durations, or slowest-operation rankings. Corrupted external telemetry remains fail-open for review and final-gate flows, while telemetry commands fail loudly with reason codes and diagnostics.

For GitHub review-thread replies, shared commit/files/validation evidence is not the same as a shared reviewer answer. Use agent submit-batch with per-thread summary/why entries for ordinary multi-thread handling. Use agent fix-all --input <batch-response.json> to route explicit per-thread batch evidence, or agent fix-all --homogeneous-reason <why> only for a homogeneous repeated concern.

When exactly one PR session is cached, PR-scoped commands such as address, review, threads, final-gate, and telemetry summary may omit <owner/repo> <pr_number>. No-session and multi-session cases fail loud with NO_ACTIVE_PR_SCOPE or AMBIGUOUS_PR_SCOPE.

Use agent trivial-fix only for documentation or typo-only GitHub review threads. The runtime rejects security-sensitive, API-sensitive, performance, or ambiguous comments with TRIVIAL_THREAD_NOT_ELIGIBLE; normal reply, resolve, validation, and final-gate evidence still applies.

Agents that need a schema-defined triage handoff may emit workflow_decision.v1 JSON with schema_version, request_id, item_id, decision, and reason. Existing Markdown decision blocks remain a documented compatibility path, but JSON avoids whitespace-sensitive parsing.

command-session --input <json>|- executes multiple one-shot runtime commands inside one process and returns one result per operation. Failed operations do not suppress later operations.

agent orchestrate autopilot is guarded dry-run planning by default. It emits a deterministic plan for classify, lease, submit, publish, and final-gate steps. Side-effecting autopilot execution is not enabled in this v1 contract.

Runtime and adapter boundary

The deterministic implementation belongs to the Python runtime package:

• console entrypoint: gh-address-cr
• module entrypoint: python3 -m gh_address_cr
• source package: src/gh_address_cr/

The packaged skill remains under skill/ and acts as a thin adapter:

• skill/SKILL.md explains agent behavior
• skill/runtime-requirements.json declares runtime compatibility
• skill/agents/ and skill/references/ provide hints and reference docs

The Codex plugin payload is generated from skill/ into a build artifact such as dist/plugin/gh-address-cr:

python3 scripts/build_plugin_payload.py --output dist/plugin/gh-address-cr
python3 scripts/build_plugin_payload.py --check

The OpenAI curated Plugin Directory is not a self-service publish target in this repository. The committed .agents/plugins/marketplace.json points at the generated community distribution artifact.

Documentation

• Installation and distribution
• CLI reference
• Workflows
• Architecture
• Development and release
• Troubleshooting
• Privacy
• Security
• Terms

Development checks

Run the local verification gate before submitting changes:

ruff check src tests scripts/build_plugin_payload.py
python3 -m unittest discover -s tests
python3 -m gh_address_cr --help
python3 -m gh_address_cr agent manifest
python3 scripts/build_plugin_payload.py --output dist/plugin/gh-address-cr
python3 scripts/build_plugin_payload.py --check

Package smoke:

rm -rf dist build
python3 -m build
python3 -m twine check dist/*

Repository model

This repository has two scopes:

• repository root: development, verification, CI, release metadata, and contributor guidance
• skill/: the installable and published skill folder

The product/runtime identity remains gh-address-cr: the Python package, console entrypoint, repository URL, SKILL.md frontmatter name, plugin name, and /gh-address-cr invocation must not be renamed.