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# Corbits Triage policy.
rules:
- check: linked-issue
text: Link a GitHub or Linear issue. Open an issue for the change first, then a pull request that links it.
tracker: either
reason: Every change starts from an issue that says what and why.
evidence:
- maintainer-stated
- check: focused
text: Check the change is focused on one thing.
onFail: label
reason: One logical change per pull request.
evidence:
- maintainer-stated
- check: no-merge-conflicts
text: Flag merge conflicts with the base branch.
reason: A conflicted pull request cannot merge as reviewed.
evidence:
- maintainer-stated
- check: ci-green
text: CI must pass before merge.
reason: Format, lint, typecheck, tests, the vendor check and e2e gate every change.
evidence:
- maintainer-stated
- check: conventional-commits
text: Titles and commits follow Conventional Commits.
reason: Commits and pull request titles use feat/fix/chore(scope).
evidence:
- maintainer-stated
- check: no-forbidden-paths
text: Never accept dependencies, env files, build output or local data.
paths:
- "**/node_modules/**"
- "**/.env"
- "**/.env.local"
- "**/.env.hub"
- "**/.env.web"
- "**/dist/**"
- "**/*.db"
- tmp/**
- .tmp/**
- .data/**
reason: Secrets and generated files stay out of the repository.
evidence:
- maintainer-stated
- check: sensitive-paths
text: Route vendor, migration, auth and secret changes to a person; label CI and lockfile changes.
groups:
vendor: { level: high, paths: ["vendor/**", "patches/**"] }
schema: { level: high, paths: ["**/migrations/**", "**/*.sql"] }
auth:
{
level: high,
paths: ["**/auth/**", "**/auth.ts", "**/auth-*.ts", "**/secrets/**"],
}
ci: { level: medium, paths: [".github/**", "**/Dockerfile", "deploy/**"] }
locks: { level: medium, paths: ["**/bun.lock"] }
reason: Vendored Interchange changes are deliberate and recorded; schema and auth changes are hard to undo.
evidence:
- maintainer-stated
- check: hidden-content
text: Flag text hidden in the pull request.
reason: Hidden text can steer the rules a model judges.
evidence:
- maintainer-stated
- check: no-duplicate
text: Flag a pull request whose diff or commits match another open one.
reason: Two pull requests for the same change waste a review; the earlier one stays.
evidence:
- maintainer-stated
- id: no-attribution
check: text
text: Titles, descriptions and commits carry no co-author lines or AI attribution.
fields: [title, description, commits]
failWhen: contains
phrases:
- "Co-Authored-By:"
- "Claude-Session:"
- "claude.ai/code/session"
- "noreply@anthropic.com"
- "Generated with Claude"
- "Generated with [Claude"
reason: No co-author lines, session trailers or links, or generated-with footers.
evidence:
- maintainer-stated
- id: conventions
check: code-patterns
text: Added code has no IIFEs, promise chains, empty catches, nested ternaries, invented ?? 0 or ?? [] fallbacks, or suppression comments.
presets:
- convention
onFail: fail
reason: Errors are never swallowed; async/await with named functions throughout.
evidence:
- maintainer-stated
- id: errors-kept
check: code-patterns
text: Added code names every caught error and uses or rethrows it, and imports Interchange by package name.
patterns:
- id: bare-catch
language: typescript
message: A catch without a binding drops the error; check for the expected failure, or catch it and rethrow the rest.
rule:
kind: catch_clause
not:
any:
- has: { field: parameter, regex: "." }
- has: { field: body, regex: '^\{\s*\}$' }
- id: dropped-error
language: typescript
message: The caught error is neither used nor rethrown; check for the expected failure, or rethrow the rest.
rule:
all:
- kind: catch_clause
- has: { field: parameter, pattern: $E }
- not:
has:
field: body
any:
- has: { stopBy: end, kind: throw_statement }
- has: { stopBy: end, kind: identifier, pattern: $E }
- id: interchange-by-path
language: typescript
message: Reaches vendored Interchange source by path; import the @intx/* package.
rule:
kind: string_fragment
regex: "vendor/interchange/(packages|apps)/"
inside:
stopBy: end
any:
- kind: import_statement
- kind: export_statement
- kind: call_expression
onFail: fail
reason: A swallowed error hid failures in the live app host and the build tools; reaching into vendor/ bypasses the package boundary.
evidence:
- maintainer-stated
- id: interchange-owns-it
check: code-patterns
text: Added code does not sleep in a loop or open its own event stream.
patterns:
- id: hand-rolled-wait
language: typescript
message: A hand-rolled sleep; wait on an event, or on an Interchange wait, retry or timeout where one exists.
rule:
any:
- pattern: new Promise(($R) => setTimeout($R, $$$))
- pattern: new Promise($R => setTimeout($R, $$$))
- pattern: "new Promise(($R) => { setTimeout($R, $$$); })"
- pattern: Bun.sleep($$$)
- id: own-event-stream
language: typescript
files: [apps/web/**]
ignores: [apps/web/src/shared-event-source.ts]
message: The interface opens its own stream; use openSharedEventSource.
rule:
any:
- pattern: new EventSource($$$)
- pattern: new WebSocket($$$)
onFail: ask
reason: Interchange owns retries, waits and timeouts, and the interface shares one event stream; a person decides when another is needed.
evidence:
- maintainer-stated
- id: invented-fallbacks
check: code-patterns
text: Added code handles a missing value instead of inventing an empty one.
patterns:
- id: empty-fallback
language: typescript
message: Invented fallback (an empty string, list, object or zero); handle the missing value instead.
ignores: ["**/*.test.ts", "**/*.test.tsx", "tests/**"]
rule:
any:
- pattern: $X || []
- pattern: $X || {}
- pattern: $X ?? {}
- all:
- any:
- pattern: $X ?? ""
- pattern: $X ?? ''
- pattern: $X || ""
- pattern: $X || ''
- not:
any:
- inside: { kind: template_substitution }
- inside:
{
kind: binary_expression,
has: { field: operator, regex: '^\+$' },
}
- inside:
{
kind: parenthesized_expression,
inside:
{
kind: binary_expression,
has: { field: operator, regex: '^\+$' },
},
}
- all:
- pattern: $X || 0
- not:
any:
- inside:
{
kind: binary_expression,
has: { field: operator, regex: "^[-+*/%]$" },
}
- inside:
{
kind: parenthesized_expression,
inside:
{
kind: binary_expression,
has: { field: operator, regex: "^[-+*/%]$" },
},
}
- inside: { kind: augmented_assignment_expression }
onFail: fail
reason: A missing input is a failing check, never a silent default.
evidence:
- maintainer-stated
code-review:
on: false
actions:
pass:
- do: approve
when:
author:
- users:
- thegreataxios
- brianjfox
fail:
- do: comment
target:
body: Open an issue for this change first, then a pull request that links it.
when:
linkedIssue: false
- do: close
when:
linkedIssue: false
- do: request-changes
when:
linkedIssue: true
unsure:
- do: assign
target:
to: users
users:
- thegreataxios