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I reviewed my currently open PRs and added per-PR status / merge-order notes where useful.
Current status
All 36 open PRs are mergeable.
All checks are passing.
I did not find any currently open PR that should be closed as a duplicate.
Some PRs touch the same test/config files, so the later PR in each group may need a small rebase. These are mechanical conflicts, not duplicate functionality.
Suggested merge priority
1. Security / data-boundary fixes
These are narrow, high-value, and mostly low product-risk:
For the grouped checks I ran locally with COREPACK_ENABLE_AUTO_PIN=0:
Embedding/search group focused tests passed.
Package/Hermes/runner group focused tests passed.
Pipeline lifecycle focused test passed.
The L1 product-judgment PRs each passed their focused tests and git diff --check.
Local environment note: my Node version is v22.14.0, below the project engine >=22.16.0, so pnpm/tsdown may emit engine warnings locally, but the targeted tests completed successfully.
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Maintainer triage summary for my open PR queue
I reviewed my currently open PRs and added per-PR status / merge-order notes where useful.
Current status
Suggested merge priority
1. Security / data-boundary fixes
These are narrow, high-value, and mostly low product-risk:
Merge-order notes:
src/offload/storage.ts; whichever lands later will need a small rebase.2. Embedding / recall correctness
These combine cleanly and can be reviewed as an independent cleanup set:
I tested these together locally; they combine cleanly and focused tests pass.
Merge-order note:
src/core/tdai-core.test.ts; whichever lands later will need a small test-file rebase.3. Package / Hermes / runner integration
These combine cleanly:
systemPromptOverrideI tested these together locally; focused tests and shell syntax checks pass.
4. Config / timeout consistency
These are complementary timeout/config propagation fixes:
Merge-order notes:
openclaw.plugin.json; whichever lands later will need a small manifest rebase.src/core/tdai-core.test.ts.5. Cleaner / timezone behavior
These are complementary cleanup semantics:
Merge-order note:
src/utils/memory-cleaner.test.tsand related cleaner/time helpers, so later PRs will need small rebases.6. L1 memory behavior requiring product judgment
These are all mergeable and tested, but they intentionally affect memory behavior, so I would prefer explicit maintainer agreement before merging:
Merge-order notes:
src/core/record/l1-dedup.test.ts; later PR needs test-file rebase.src/core/record/l1-extractor.test.ts; later PR needs test-file rebase.Local verification notes
For the grouped checks I ran locally with
COREPACK_ENABLE_AUTO_PIN=0:git diff --check.Local environment note: my Node version is
v22.14.0, below the project engine>=22.16.0, so pnpm/tsdown may emit engine warnings locally, but the targeted tests completed successfully.All reactions