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Stacked on: feat/greptile-review-gate (#926). Merge #926 first, then retarget this PR to main.

With this PR, a clean Greptile review covers the head. Before it, a Greptile review of the head covered nothing unless it placed an inline finding.

Contract

  • The head is covered when the latest "Greptile Review" check run from the greptile-apps app on the head commit meets all of these:
    • it finished with success;
    • its summary says 0 comments added;
    • it completed after the head arrived;
    • it reads the same on the gate's second read.
  • "Latest" is by start time. If any Greptile run's startedAt does not parse, the runs cannot be ordered and nothing covers.
  • Greptile's summary comment needs no disposition when that clean run exists and the comment's footer names the head by full sha, with no comments-outside-diff block.
  • A check-suite list, or a Greptile run list, that does not account for every entry blocks. Once a Greptile suite is present, both lists must carry a numeric totalCount.
  • Greptile findings are unchanged: inline threads cover their commit and need dispositions, and any other Greptile summary stays claimable.

Why the check run, not the comment

Greptile's summary comment carries a confidence score and prose, not a verdict. A finding Greptile cannot anchor to a line lands inside that summary.

The check run the greptile-apps app writes on the reviewed commit counts every comment that review added, summary-only findings included. Its conclusion is success either way: on manaflow-ai/cmux pr10764 it read success with "4 files reviewed, 1 comments added.". So the count decides, not the conclusion. Only that app can write a run under its slug.

Changes

0631d80: Greptile check-run coverage

  • scripts/check-review-threads.sh
    • The fetch reads the head commit's oid and every check suite with its app slug, runs and totalCounts.
    • The suites are read again after all paging (recheck.checkSuites).
    • Suite data rides a file descriptor like the other payload arrays.
    • New checks:
      • truncated suites or runs block;
      • runs that changed between the two reads block;
      • the latest clean run covers;
      • the Greptile summary becomes a verdict when it names a covered head.
    • The Greptile summary joins the fingerprint of coverage-bearing comments.
  • scripts/test-check-review-threads.sh: finding 48, plus the new check-suite read answered by the seven live-path gh shims.
  • tests/test_log_scan.rs: a_clean_greptile_review_covers_the_head_through_its_check_run.
  • AGENTS.md: the rule.

d79669b: CodeRabbit's two findings

Both findings were ways a Greptile run could cover a head it should not.

  • Unparseable start time. The latest run was picked with max_by((.startedAt | ts) // 1e18), so an unparseable startedAt sorted as newest. A clean run so marked outranked a newer run still in progress. Now any unparseable startedAt among the runs means no run covers.
  • Missing counts. suites_complete accepted a non-numeric totalCount on the suite list and on a Greptile suite's runs, so a fragment carrying a clean run passed. Once a Greptile suite is present, both counts must be numbers equal to their node counts. A payload with no Greptile suite keeps the old rule, which older fixtures without counts rely on.

Tests

The tests were written against the unfixed gate. Fixture summary bodies are Greptile's verbatim bodies from manaflow-ai/cmux pr10763 and pr10761, with the commit link pointed at this repository.

  • Finding 48, red before 0631d80 (6):

    • a clean run covers;
    • a clean summary naming a covered head needs no disposition;
    • truncated suites block;
    • truncated runs block;
    • runs changed between the reads block;
    • a summary edited between the reads blocks.
  • Finding 48, red before d79669b (3):

    • a clean run whose startedAt will not parse does not cover past a newer run;
    • a Greptile suite whose runs carry no totalCount blocks;
    • a suite list with no totalCount blocks once a Greptile suite is in it.

    The Rust test carries the same three payloads.

  • Guards, green before and after (11):

    • No coverage from a run that:
      • added a comment;
      • is in progress;
      • was cancelled;
      • has a newer run in progress;
      • completed before arrival;
      • came from another app;
      • sits on another commit.
    • The summary stays claimable when it:
      • names an older commit;
      • sits beside a run that added a comment;
      • carries comments outside the diff;
      • was posted by a human.
0631d80a  shell harness, applied:   passed=309 failed=0
          shell harness, reverted:  passed=303 failed=6
          rust coverage test:       passes applied, fails reverted
d79669b4  shell harness, applied:   passed=312 failed=0
          shell harness, reverted:  passed=309 failed=3
          test_log_scan, applied:   31 tests run: 31 passed
          test_log_scan, reverted:  31 tests run: 30 passed, 1 failed
gate-discard-sites.sh:              0 unaccounted (finding 45, in the shell harness)

Not yet observed on this repository

Greptile is installed on fcvm, but it has not yet posted a review here. Its check suites on #921, #925 and #926 have been queued with no runs since they were created. An @greptileai trigger on #926 got no response in 18 minutes.

The check-run and summary shapes above come from Greptile's output on manaflow-ai/cmux. If Greptile's output here differs, the gate declines coverage (fail closed) until the shapes are updated.

Downstream impact: the merge gate.

  • It adds one coverage source, bound to a GitHub App check run on the exact head commit.
  • It adds blocking checks: truncated or uncounted suites, and changed runs.

…ck run

Greptile reviews but is not a verdict bot, so a Greptile review of the
head covered nothing unless it placed an inline finding. Its summary
comment's score and prose are not a verdict, and a finding it cannot
anchor lands inside that summary. What binds a result to a commit is the
"Greptile Review" check run the greptile-apps app writes on the commit it
reviewed: its summary counts the comments that review added, summary-only
findings included. Its conclusion is success either way (manaflow-ai/cmux
pr10764: success, "4 files reviewed, 1 comments added."), so the count is
the verdict.

- fetch: the head commit's oid, and every check suite with its app slug and
  its runs (name, status, conclusion, startedAt, completedAt, summary),
  with totalCounts. The suites are read a second time after all paging and
  carried under recheck.checkSuites. Suites ride file descriptors like the
  other payload arrays.
- A check-suite list, or a Greptile suite's run list, that does not
  account for every entry blocks: a fragment can omit the newest run or the
  suite that dates the head's arrival.
- Greptile runs that differ between the two reads block.
- Coverage: the LATEST Greptile Review run on the head (by startedAt) is
  COMPLETED / SUCCESS with a summary of exactly "Greptile has reviewed the
  Pull Request.", a blank line, "N files reviewed, 0 comments added.", and
  its completedAt postdates the head's arrival. A newer run in progress,
  cancelled or errored declines; a run from another app, or suites read
  from a commit other than the head, cover nothing.
- Greptile's summary comment from Bot greptile-apps needs no disposition
  when that clean run exists and its footer's "Last reviewed commit" link
  names this repository and the head by full sha, with no
  <!-- greptile_failed_comments --> block. It joins the coverage-comment
  fingerprint, so an edit between the reads blocks.
- The live-path gh shims answer the new check-suite read.
- AGENTS.md describes the rule.

Tests, written against the unfixed gate:
- scripts/test-check-review-threads.sh, finding 48: 6 cases red before the
  change, 11 guards green before and after (a run that added a comment, in
  progress, cancelled, a newer run in progress, completed before arrival,
  another app, another commit, a summary naming an older commit, a summary
  beside a run that added a comment, a summary with comments outside the
  diff, a human posting the summary).
- tests/test_log_scan.rs:
  a_clean_greptile_review_covers_the_head_through_its_check_run.

Shell harness, change applied:    passed=309 failed=0
Shell harness, change reverted:   passed=303 failed=6
Rust coverage test, applied:      1 test run: 1 passed
Rust coverage test, reverted:     1 test run: 0 passed, 1 failed
test_log_scan, whole binary:      31 tests run: 31 passed
gate-discard-sites.sh:            28 discarding call(s) in VERDICT_JQ, 0 unaccounted
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The review gate now validates Greptile check runs and summary comments when determining whether the pull request head is covered. It fetches complete suite data, re-reads it, blocks incomplete or changed results, and adds shell, Rust, and documentation coverage.

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Greptile coverage validation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Check-suite fetch and re-read
scripts/check-review-threads.sh
The GraphQL payload now includes head commit identifiers, complete check-suite data, and a second suite read for comparison.
Greptile run and summary verification
scripts/check-review-threads.sh
The gate validates Greptile ownership, run completeness, read consistency, clean-run status, completion timing, reviewed commit SHA, and summary-comment content before reporting coverage.
Coverage fixtures, tests, and documentation
scripts/test-check-review-threads.sh, tests/test_log_scan.rs, .claude/CLAUDE.md
Tests cover clean, non-clean, incomplete, changed, non-Greptile, and mismatched-commit results. The documentation describes the Greptile rules.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  participant GitHubGraphQLAPI
  participant CheckReviewThreads
  participant GreptileReviewCheckRun
  GitHubGraphQLAPI->>CheckReviewThreads: Return head suites and runs
  CheckReviewThreads->>GitHubGraphQLAPI: Re-read head suites
  GitHubGraphQLAPI->>CheckReviewThreads: Return second suite snapshot
  CheckReviewThreads->>GreptileReviewCheckRun: Validate clean completed result
  GreptileReviewCheckRun-->>CheckReviewThreads: Return coverage result
  CheckReviewThreads-->>GitHubGraphQLAPI: Report HEAD COVERED or UNREVIEWED HEAD
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 0631d

Incomplete or malformed Greptile check data can cause the gate to treat the head as cleanly reviewed when it cannot reliably establish coverage. These validation gaps should be fixed before merge.

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Check name Status Explanation
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Description Check ✅ Passed Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly summarizes the main change: treating a clean Greptile review check run as head coverage.
Full details: Docstring Coverage

Explanation

Docstring coverage is 71.43% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 7 functions across 3 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.)

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In `@scripts/check-review-threads.sh`:
- Around line 1165-1168: Update the run selection and validation around $last so
a run is accepted only when its startedAt parses to a valid timestamp; do not
treat the 1e18 fallback as a valid ordering value. If any run has an unorderable
startedAt, decline coverage rather than allowing a malformed clean run to
certify it, while preserving the existing completedAt and clean-status checks.
- Around line 1128-1131: Update the suites_complete jq condition to enforce
numeric, node-length-matching totalCount values only for entries relevant to
Greptile: require the top-level suite count to match .nodes length when a
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… suites

CodeRabbit on #927 found two ways a Greptile run could cover a head it
should not.

- greptileclean picked the latest run with max_by((.startedAt | ts) //
  1e18), so a run whose startedAt would not parse sorted as newest. A
  clean run so marked outranked a newer run still in progress and
  certified the head. Now any unparseable startedAt among the runs means
  no run covers, and the latest run is picked by its parsed startedAt.
- suites_complete accepted a non-numeric totalCount on the suite list and
  on a Greptile suite's runs, so a fragment carrying a clean run passed
  the completeness check. Once a Greptile suite is present, both counts
  must be numbers equal to their node counts. A payload with no Greptile
  suite keeps the old rule, which older fixtures without counts rely on.

Tests, written against the unfixed gate:
- scripts/test-check-review-threads.sh (finding 48): a clean run whose
  startedAt will not parse beside a newer run in progress does not cover;
  a Greptile suite whose runs carry no totalCount blocks; a suite list
  with no totalCount blocks once a Greptile suite is in it.
- tests/test_log_scan.rs, a_clean_greptile_review_covers_the_head_through_its_check_run:
  the same three payloads.
- AGENTS.md: the ordering and count rules.

Tested: with the gate change, shell harness passed=312 failed=0 and
test_log_scan 31/31. With scripts/check-review-threads.sh reverted to the
previous commit, shell harness passed=309 failed=3 (the three new cases,
each rc=0) and test_log_scan fails at the unparseable-startedAt assertion.

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RED-VERIFIED: this review's two actionable comments are the two inline threads on scripts/check-review-threads.sh, both fixed in d79669b and answered there. a_clean_greptile_review_covers_the_head_through_its_check_run (tests/test_log_scan.rs) and three new finding-48 cases in scripts/test-check-review-threads.sh cover an unparseable startedAt and uncounted Greptile suites. With the previous gate the shell harness is 309 passed / 3 failed and the Rust test fails; with the fix they are 312/0 and 31/31.

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