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feat: implement issue #1632 — [Phase 3] Reclassify boundary-crossing refactors out of the auto-approvable MEDIUM tier in prompts/shared.md - #1641
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe review policy now treats boundary-crossing refactors as MEDIUM risk that requires escalation. The mirrored evaluator taxonomy and two holdout cases enforce this classification and the ChangesBoundary Refactor Policy
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change keeps boundary-crossing refactors in the MEDIUM tier while requiring human and architectural review, with matching evaluation cases; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
Full details: Description checkExplanation The description explains the change, rationale, impact, regression coverage, and review status. It omits the template headings, the Interaction contract N/A confirmation, and the checklist, but the core information is complete. Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The changes are limited to the requested risk reclassification, mirrored taxonomy update, reason code, escalation gate, and regression coverage. No unrelated cascade behavior or risk bullets were changed. Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 0 files. (3 skipped: 3 unsupported.) ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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This pull request updates the PR review guidelines and evaluation criteria to specify that boundary-crossing or structural refactors, while classified as MEDIUM-risk, are not eligible for auto-approval and must be escalated for human and architectural review. It also adds a triage test case to verify this behavior. The review feedback suggests adding a corresponding deep-review test case to ensure comprehensive test coverage, and updating the allowed reason_codes schema in prompts/shared.md to include a specific reason code for this escalation path.
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
Risk: MEDIUM
Reviewed commit: 060669948caa26cc342a531fbf8f0e7ce33ea55e
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Reclassifies boundary-crossing refactors out of the auto-approvable MEDIUM tier in prompts/shared.md (new decision gate 7), updates the mirrored taxonomy in evals/judge.md in lockstep, and adds one holdout eval case (triage-boundary-refactor-escalate) locking the new escalate behavior. 3 files, +15/-3 — exactly the surgical scope issue #1632 mandated.
Linked issue analysis
Closes #1632. All four acceptance criteria are substantively met: (1) the 'Refactors crossing module boundaries' bullet is removed from the auto-approvable MEDIUM list and replaced with explicit escalate-for-architectural-review language plus decision gate 7; (2) evals/judge.md's mirrored taxonomy is updated in lockstep so grader and cascade agree; (3) a holdout case expecting escalate=true / risk=MEDIUM for a clean cross-module refactor locks the behavior against silent reversion; (4) no other risk bullets moved, no unrelated cascade changes, and review-registry.tsv is untouched as the issue required.
Findings
- No security issues: no auth/secrets/workflow/script changes; prompt and eval markdown/jsonl only. Gitleaks, CodeQL, Agent Security Scan, and SonarCloud all pass. (The run_secret_scanning MCP tool was not available in this session; gitleaks CI covers secret detection.)
- Consistency verified: shared.md gate 7, the MEDIUM-section note, judge.md taxonomy, and the new holdout case all agree (MEDIUM risk, escalate).
- Two unresolved gemini-code-assist threads (add a deep-review eval case; add a reason code to the schema) are medium-priority enhancement suggestions from a COMMENTED review, not change requests. The dev-lead agent triaged them as no-changes, and both suggestions would violate the issue's explicit AC #4 scope constraint ('keep the diff surgical'). They can be follow-ups if desired; they do not block.
- Triage assessment confirmed with one nuance: triage cleared this as low-risk; I rate it MEDIUM (it changes review-cascade decision behavior), but the change is monotonically conservative — it only converts auto-approvals into escalations — so the approval decision stands.
CI status
All required checks green: Lint, ShellCheck, bats, unit-tests, holdout-guard, CodeQL, gitleaks, SonarCloud quality gate, agent-shield, actionlint, template-drift, caller-stub-freeze, and all validators pass. CANCELLED entries (dev-lead dispatch/relay, review/review) are superseded automation runs, not failures; SKIPPED dependency-audit jobs have no matching ecosystem.
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Addresses the two review findings on this PR that the previous commit did not resolve (confirmed independently by pr-review and gemini-code-assist). 1. MAJOR — decision gate 7 escalates boundary-crossing refactors, but the reason_codes enum had no code to represent it, forcing an agent to emit an inaccurate code such as `poorly-structured` or `none`. Adds `boundary-refactor` to the enum and points gate 7 at it explicitly, with the reason the distinction matters: such a PR may be perfectly well structured — it escalates because it changes system shape, not because its quality is poor. 2. MINOR — the reclassification was locked only in the triage tier. The deep tier is where MEDIUM-escalate nuance is adjudicated, so adds `deep-boundary-refactor-escalate`, mirroring the existing triage case and the `deep-*` family's shape (decision/risk/escalate_to_opus/key_findings). Verified: evals/validate-cases.py green (13 skills, 108 cases, no cross-split id overlap); markdownlint clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015YTfTumtrmd5jdFX9W1XvT
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
Risk: MEDIUM
Reviewed commit: 3b54aee100384dc5efe6c5b557e88f382f45211a
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Implements issue #1632: reclassifies boundary-crossing refactors out of the auto-approvable MEDIUM tier in prompts/shared.md (new decision gate 7 with a dedicated boundary-refactor reason code), reconciles the mirrored taxonomy in evals/judge.md, and locks the behavior with matching triage- and deep-tier holdout cases. All prior review findings are resolved and every decision gate passes.
Linked issue analysis
Closes #1632. All four acceptance criteria are satisfied: (1) the 'Refactors crossing module boundaries' bullet no longer sits on the auto-approve path — gate 7 forces escalation with the boundary-refactor reason code; (2) evals/judge.md mirrors the reclassification so cascade and grader agree; (3) triage-boundary-refactor-escalate and deep-boundary-refactor-escalate holdout cases expect escalate at MEDIUM, locking against silent reversion; (4) the diff is scoped to this reclassification only (+19/-4 across 3 files).
Findings
No new findings. Prior cycle-3 findings both resolved in 3b54aee: (MAJOR) reason_codes enum now includes boundary-refactor so gate-7 escalations are no longer forced into an inaccurate poorly-structured/none code; (MINOR) the reclassification is now locked in the deep tier via deep-boundary-refactor-escalate, mirroring the deep-* case shape. Both gemini-code-assist review threads are resolved. Holdout edits are permitted here: holdout-guard restricts only the automated skill-proposer identity, and the check passed for this author. Secret-scanning MCP tool not available in this session; the gitleaks CI check is green.
CI status
All latest check runs green: shellcheck, bats, unit-tests, holdout-guard, CodeQL (actions + python), SonarCloud quality gate, gitleaks secret scan, agent-shield, actionlint, gh-aw-compile, caller-stub-freeze, template-drift, and all validate-* checks SUCCESS. CANCELLED/SKIPPED rollup entries are superseded duplicate runs of checks that succeeded on the head SHA.
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
Risk: MEDIUM
Reviewed commit: 3b54aee100384dc5efe6c5b557e88f382f45211a
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Reclassifies boundary-crossing refactors out of the auto-approvable MEDIUM tier: prompts/shared.md gains decision gate 7 and a boundary-refactor reason code, evals/judge.md mirrors the taxonomy, and two holdout eval cases (triage + deep) lock the new behavior. The change is tightly scoped to issue #1632's four acceptance criteria and makes the cascade strictly more conservative.
Linked issue analysis
Closes #1632. All four acceptance criteria are met: (1) the 'Refactors crossing module boundaries' bullet is removed from the auto-approvable MEDIUM list and replaced with an explicit escalate rule plus decision gate 7; (2) the mirrored taxonomy in evals/judge.md is reconciled so grader and cascade agree; (3) holdout cases triage-boundary-refactor-escalate and deep-boundary-refactor-escalate expect escalate/MEDIUM, locking against silent reversion; (4) the diff is limited to this reclassification — no other risk bullets moved.
Findings
No blocking findings. Prompt/eval-only change; no code paths, auth, secrets, migrations, or workflow logic touched. The new deep-tier holdout case correctly pins escalate_to_opus=false so MEDIUM boundary refactors do not leak into the security-audit tier. Both gemini-code-assist review threads are resolved. Secret-scanning MCP tool unavailable in this run; the gitleaks CI check passed and the diff contains no credential-like content.
CI status
All required checks green at 3b54aee (shellcheck, actionlint, CodeQL, gitleaks, holdout-guard, unit-tests, bats, template-drift, SonarCloud, agent-shield, prompt/persona validators). Cancelled/skipped entries are superseded dispatch runs from earlier commits.
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Escalate boundary-crossing refactors for architectural review instead of auto-approving them
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boundary-refactorreason instead of labeling a well-structured change as poorly structured.Impact
✅ Fewer cross-module refactors auto-approved✅ Clearer reasons for architectural escalation✅ Consistent decisions across triage and deep review💡 Usage Guide
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