chore(config): rename the pr-agent reviewer token to cuioss-review-bot - #249
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The automatic-review bot_kind was collapsed onto the reviewer's own GitHub author login, so the configured token and the login under which its reviews are authored are now one name. A config naming the reviewer by a token its reviews are not authored under reads as a reviewer that never reviewed. required_bots: coderabbit,pr-agent -> coderabbit,cuioss-review-bot optional_bots is unaffected. Co-Authored-By: plan-marshall <noreply@cuioss.de>
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… login `required_bots` named `cuioss-review-bot`, which is PR-Agent's GitHub author login. The bot registry keys by `bot_kind`, and that reviewer's declaration in `automatic-review/standards/pr-agent.md` reads `bot_kind: pr-agent` with `author_login: cuioss-review-bot`. No `cuioss-review-bot` bot definition exists, so the token could never be proven a participant: PR-Agent would review the diff, be credited as `pr-agent`, and the quorum would still report it absent — failing identically on every pass and every future PR. Fallout from #249, which correctly renamed the GitHub App identity but carried the rename into this token as well. CLAUDE.md already documents the intended value as `coderabbit,pr-agent`. Co-Authored-By: plan-marshall <noreply@cuioss.de>
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… login `required_bots` named `cuioss-review-bot`, which is PR-Agent's GitHub author login. The bot registry keys by `bot_kind`, and that reviewer's declaration in `automatic-review/standards/pr-agent.md` reads `bot_kind: pr-agent` with `author_login: cuioss-review-bot`. No `cuioss-review-bot` bot definition exists, so the token could never be proven a participant: PR-Agent would review the diff, be credited as `pr-agent`, and the quorum would still report it absent — failing identically on every pass and every future PR. Fallout from #249, which correctly renamed the GitHub App identity but carried the rename into this token as well. CLAUDE.md already documents the intended value as `coderabbit,pr-agent`. Co-Authored-By: plan-marshall <noreply@cuioss.de>
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Summary
Renames the configured reviewer token
pr-agenttocuioss-review-botin.plan/marshal.json.Upstream in plan-marshall the automatic-review
bot_kindwas collapsed onto the reviewer's own GitHub author login, so the configured token and the login its reviews are authored under are now one name. A configuration naming the reviewer by a token its reviews are not authored under reads as a reviewer that never reviewed — the participation guard resolves it tounregistered_kind/absentand holds the merge gate open against a bot that in fact reviewed.Change
plan.phase-6-finalize.steps["plan-marshall:automatic-review"].required_bots:coderabbit,pr-agent->coderabbit,cuioss-review-botoptional_bots(sourcery) is unaffected. No source is touched.Review
Carries the
skip-bot-reviewlabel: this is a one-token configuration change, and the reviewer whose own identifier is being corrected cannot meaningfully review the correction.