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| "path": "frontend/AGENTS.md", | ||
| "description": "Frontend runtime, workspace, TabContext, navigation, offline/PWA, interaction, and cross-boundary behavior invariants.", | ||
| "scope": ["frontend/**"] |
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1. Backend sync reviews miss contracts 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
The frontend/AGENTS.md context is scoped exclusively to frontend/**, although backend/AGENTS.md requires its offline/PWA contract and additional sync documents for backend sync work. Backend-only changes to sync handlers and durable-operation behavior therefore omit the shared contract that governs their correctness.
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## Issue description
Backend sync reviews do not receive the shared frontend and offline/local-first contracts that `backend/AGENTS.md` explicitly requires.
## Fix Focus Areas
- .greptile/files.json[17-19]
- backend/AGENTS.md[7-19]
## Recommended Fix
Expand the scoped context for backend sync surfaces to include `frontend/AGENTS.md`, and add scoped entries for `docs/agent-context/sync-map.md`, `docs/agent-rules/offline-pwa.md`, and `docs/local-first-rollout-status.md`. Use backend sync and durable-operation path patterns so unrelated backend reviews do not load these documents.
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| "backend/db_*.py", | ||
| "backend/**/*work*.py", | ||
| "backend/**/*manifestation*.py", | ||
| "backend/**/*asset*.py", |
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2. Model reviews lose design context 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
The docs/work-identity-model.md scopes rely mainly on filenames containing work, manifestation, or asset, rather than all implementation surfaces that use the model. Known model-sensitive files such as backend/backup_restore.py, tests/test_backup_restore.py, and generic E2E modules consequently receive no design context when changed.
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## Issue description
The work-identity design context is selected by narrow filename patterns that exclude existing implementation and test files which exercise that model.
## Fix Focus Areas
- .greptile/files.json[39-47]
- backend/backup_restore.py[1249-1249]
- tests/e2e/test_app.py[1199-1223]
## Recommended Fix
Extend the document's scope with the existing backup/restore and generic E2E paths that implement or verify work identity. Audit current references to the model and its identifiers, then add each applicable path or a suitably bounded directory glob so model changes consistently receive this context.
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| "path": "tests/e2e/AGENTS.md", | ||
| "description": "Browser E2E isolation, synchronization, tiering, performance, and debugging policy.", | ||
| "scope": ["tests/e2e/**"] |
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3. Tour reviews miss safety rules 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
The context list registers the general test and E2E instructions but omits tests/ux_tour/AGENTS.md. Changes under tests/ux_tour/** therefore lack the suite-specific artifact retention, isolation, discovery, and user-interaction requirements mandated by the repository routing rules.
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## Issue description
Greptile does not receive the dedicated UX Interaction Tour instructions when reviewing that test suite.
## Fix Focus Areas
- .greptile/files.json[26-35]
- tests/ux_tour/AGENTS.md[1-37]
## Recommended Fix
Add `tests/ux_tour/AGENTS.md` to the context files with scope `tests/ux_tour/**`. Keep the existing general `tests/AGENTS.md` entry so both the base test policy and the suite-specific refinements apply.
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Review (non-blocking)
One config conflict: commentTypes enables "style" while instructions (and this PR’s intent) ask Greptile not to leave generic formatting/naming/style comments. Greptile’s docs treat commentTypes as the hard category filter and recommend ["logic", "syntax"] to avoid style nitpicks.
Schema, referenced authority files, rule text vs PRKS AGENTS/DESIGN/SECURITY, and ignore/scope patterns otherwise look sound. Leaving Qodo’s separate files.json scope notes alone.
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commentTypes includes "style", but instructions forbid generic formatting/naming/stylistic comments, and Greptile’s nitpickiness docs say omit "style" (use ["logic", "syntax"]) for “code quality without style nitpicks.” Prefer dropping "style" so the category filter matches the stated PRKS review policy; keeping it fights the noise-reduction goal of this config.
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| "path": "backend/AGENTS.md", | ||
| "description": "Backend persistence, privacy-safe logging, filesystem, backup/restore, database, indexing, durability, and cross-domain invariants.", | ||
| "scope": ["backend/**"] |
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Include production rules for test-only changes
When a PR changes only a test such as tests/test_backup_restore.py, this scope excludes backend/AGENTS.md, so Greptile will not receive the backend persistence rules that govern the behavior under test. The analogous frontend/** scope has the same problem for frontend/offline tests; add the corresponding test paths to these scopes, or leave the production authority files unscoped, so test-only reviews receive the required domain invariants.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L26-L26
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Summary
Add repository-native Greptile review customization so automated reviews focus on PRKS-specific failure modes instead of generic style advice.
Changes
.greptile/config.json.greptile/files.jsondocs/work-identity-model.mdas staged/in-transition architecture rather than assuming every slice is already implementedIntent
Improve signal-to-noise in Greptile reviews without making reviews globally more nitpicky or duplicating all repository guidance into another large policy document.
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Configuration-only change; no runtime behavior is modified.
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