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Distillation
ID: 09c6bb1c-10dc-43d2-a936-9202169af13e
Generation: 0
Tokens: 800
R_compression: 8.010
C_norm: 0.000
Archived: No
Created: 2026-07-05 12:15:35
Source IDs:
["97692af3a9ed7ba9725c63f42ab5134b","f84ac0cd2445e99f7d334e1a959e8a2e"]
Observations
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Date: Jul 5, 2026
* 🟡 (12:14) [tool:result] GitHub page loaded for kunchenguid/no-mistakes repo: "git push no-mistakes" — a local git proxy tool, 5.3k stars, 312 forks, 10 watchers, MIT license, latest release v1.31.2 (Jun 27, 2026), 78 total releases, written in Go (99.8%)
* 🟡 (12:14) Tool description: acts as local git proxy in front of real remote; pushing to "no-mistakes" remote spins up disposable worktree, runs AI validation pipeline (review → test → docs → lint → push → PR → CI), auto-applies "safe" fixes, escalates "ask-user" findings, forwards branch to configured push target and opens PR only when all checks pass
* 🟡 (12:14) Tool is agent-agnostic, supports claude, codex, rovodev, opencode, pi, copilot, or acp:<target> via acpx with ordered fallbacks
* 🟡 (12:14) Three trigger methods: `git push no-mistakes` (explicit git path), `no-mistakes` TUI (wizard for branch/commit/push), `/no-mistakes` (agent skill command)
* 🔴 (12:14) User referred to as "BYK" works at Sentry
* 🔴 (12:14) User uses opencode as coding agent
* 🔴 (12:14) User enforces rigorous multi-pass code reviews using Biome for linting (not ESLint)
* 🔴 (12:14) User runs full typechecks and vitest before any commits
* 🔴 [enforced-workflow] (12:14) User follows disciplined PR workflow: push branches, create PRs, monitor CI results
* 🔴 (12:14) User has strict rule: `.lore.md` must always be committed, is updated by a background process, but must be excluded from PR commits
* 🔴 (12:14) User has standing directive: never trust a fix without seeing the test fail first (red-green/TDD discipline)
* 🔴 (12:14) User has standing directive: always assert root cause before applying a fix
* 🔴 (12:14) User has standing directive: always ask why a bug wasn't caught by tests
* 🔴 (12:14) User runs adversarial subagent code review with severity categorization as part of workflow
* 🔴 (12:14) Some of user's repos use jj (Jujutsu) instead of git as version control
* 🟡 (12:14) Assistant referenced a project named "loreai" as one of user's repos (lore-managed repo)
* 🟡 (12:14) Assistant's verdict: not a clear adopt for user's workflow — overlaps with discipline already enforced manually, and "AI auto-fixes safe things" premise conflicts with user's red-green/root-cause-first rules
* 🟡 (12:14) Assistant identified 5 risk points: (1) philosophical conflict with test discipline, (2