Send it

Take intended changes through a reviewed, verified PR. Stop before merge unless the user explicitly requested merge or auto-merge; “send it”, “ship it”, and “open the PR” alone do not authorize merging.

Prepare

1. Inspect git status --short --branch and git diff --stat. Identify intended files and the PR base; clarify only an ambiguous target. Preserve unrelated dirty/untracked files.
2. Create/switch to the topic branch before cleanup, review, or screenshots. Fetch origin <base> and compute the merge base against origin/<base>. Use fresh remote state for the actual PR diff; do not merge/rebase the base into the topic as part of this workflow.
3. Check required tools/authentication up front: git, authenticated gh, reviewer CLIs (codex, coderabbit), a running local OpenCodex proxy with Kimi/Grok configured, TruffleHog, and repo hook/validation dependencies. Install or fix required dependencies before the loop; follow the review reference's unavailable-reviewer rules. On macOS, start caffeinate -di &, record its PID, and stop it at closeout.
4. Secret-scan intended files using the repo scanner (e.g. pnpm secretlint), or inspect for keys/tokens, env material, and dumps when none exists. Commit only intended tracked/untracked files; never git add -A.

Clean and review

After the initial commit, inspect the full intended diff with git diff --stat <merge-base>, git diff --numstat <merge-base>, and git diff <merge-base> -- <intended files>.

Remove dead/duplicate code, unnecessary abstractions/helpers, debug scaffolding, accidental/generated noise, needless renames, and unrelated style churn. Preserve behavior, meaningful tests, edge cases, accessibility, security, and clarity. Run targeted checks and commit the cleanup. Allow at most two cleanup passes, then continue.

Read and follow review rounds before invoking reviewers. It defines the exact bundled helper, secret preflight, four reviewers, model fallback rules, frozen heads, delta/full-diff phases, rejection ledger, accepted-risk disclosure, serial fix subagent, retries, and convergence limits. Do not substitute another skill's helper or run codex review.