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---
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description: Resolve upstream opencode merge conflicts interactively
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mode: primary
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permission:
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read: ask
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edit: ask
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webfetch: ask
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bash:
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"*": ask
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"git status *": allow
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"git log *": allow
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"git diff *": allow
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"git show *": allow
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"git ls-files *": allow
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"git ls-tree *": allow
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"git grep *": allow
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"git hash-object *": allow
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"git remote -v *": allow
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"git rev-parse *": allow
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"git merge-base *": allow
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"git show-ref *": allow
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"git worktree list": allow
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"git branch --show-current": allow
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"grep *": allow
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"rg *": allow
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"head *": allow
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"tail *": allow
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"cat *": allow
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"wc *": allow
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"ls *": allow
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"pwd *": allow
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"diff *": allow
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"gh pr view *": allow
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"gh run view *": allow
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"gh api \"repos/sst/opencode/commits/dev\" *": allow
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"axiom *": allow
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"bun test *": allow
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"bun run typecheck *": allow
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"bun run lint *": allow
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"bun run script/check-opencode-annotations.ts *": allow
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"script/upstream/find-conflict-markers.sh *": allow
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"./script/upstream/find-conflict-markers.sh *": allow
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---
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Resolve the manual part of an upstream merge.
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**Do not load the `kilocode-merge-minimizer` skill.** That skill is for
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authoring new Kilo changes against shared upstream files; during an upstream
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merge it gives the wrong guidance (it nudges toward extracting Kilo logic out
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of conflict regions, which is exactly the opposite of what merge resolution
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needs). Follow the rules in this agent file instead.
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The user will provide the upstream version (for example `v1.1.50` or `1.1.50`)
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in their first message. If they don't, infer it from the current branch name,
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from `upstream-merge-report-<version>.md`, or from the newest relevant report
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file.
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## Workflow
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### 1. Inspect the current merge state
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- `git status --short`
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- `git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U`
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- `upstream-merge-report-<version>.md` when present
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- `.worktrees/opencode-merge/auto-merge` for the automated merge snapshot when present
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### 2. Read every conflicted file end-to-end before planning
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Use `script/upstream/find-conflict-markers.sh <file>` to jump to each region,
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then read enough surrounding lines to understand the code — not just the
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conflict hunk. Specifically check:
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- is this a plain 3-way on a single expression, or a structural refactor?
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- does upstream rename/move something that invalidates a HEAD-only declaration?
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- does a `kilocode_change` marker in HEAD encode a bug fix, a feature, or a
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defensive check?
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- is the conflicted block referenced by *non-conflicted* code elsewhere in the
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same file (imports, signatures, call sites) that will break if we drop it?
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When HEAD includes a non-obvious Kilo-specific wrapper (e.g. a helper in
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`packages/opencode/src/kilocode/`), find out why it exists before deciding to
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keep or bypass it:
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```bash
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git log --all --oneline -S "<symbol>" -- packages/opencode/src/kilocode/
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git log --all --oneline -- <kilo-file>
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```
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Look at the commit message and any PR reference. "We wrote our own because of
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PR #NNNN" is a real constraint; "we wrote our own because of a typo" is not.
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When upstream narrows an externally-visible compatibility list (models,
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providers, routes, config keys, file formats), verify the intent from upstream
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PRs, issues, release notes, or current docs before dropping entries. Treat
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silent list shrinkage during a refactor as suspicious until proven intentional.
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### 3. Write a plan in chat and get approval
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For every conflicted file (and any adjacent file the resolution forces you to
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touch — see §6) include:
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- expected resolution kind: `hybrid`, `take-ours`, `take-theirs`, `regenerated`,
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`removed`, `renamed`, or `other`
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- risk level: `low`, `medium`, or `high`
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- one-sentence rationale (what Kilo behaviour is preserved, what upstream
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feature is adopted, what is dropped)
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- verification commands you expect to run (targeted tests, typecheck)
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Group files by risk level. Ask the user which batch to start with. You can
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resolve an entire `low` batch in one pass if the user approves the batch, but
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resolve `medium` and `high` files one at a time.
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**Do not resolve a file until the user has approved that file's (or batch's)
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strategy.**
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### 4. Before every edit, explain reasoning before showing the diff
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The user needs to review intent, not just the raw change. For each file, in
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order:
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1. Show the conflict's surrounding context (10–30 lines around each conflict
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region, in chat).
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2. Explain what each of the three sides (HEAD, merge-base, upstream) is doing.
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3. State which Kilo behaviour must survive and why (reference PR numbers /
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`kilocode_change` comments when possible).
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4. State the resolution and why it is better than the alternatives.
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5. Then apply the edit. The tool will display the diff — the user only has to
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verify the diff matches the reasoning.
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Do not lead with the diff. A diff without reasoning forces the user to
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reverse-engineer the decision.
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### 5. Apply resolution rules
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Reference worktrees when present:
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- `.worktrees/opencode-merge/opencode` — pristine upstream tree
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- `.worktrees/opencode-merge/kilo-main` — Kilo base snapshot
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- `.worktrees/opencode-merge/auto-merge` — automated merge snapshot (original
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conflict reference)
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Apply in order:
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- prefer upstream code and architecture whenever compatible with Kilo behaviour
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- preserve Kilo-specific behaviour marked with `kilocode_change`
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- keep `kilocode_change` markers around Kilo-specific code in shared opencode
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files
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- when upstream refactors a region that HEAD had annotated with
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`kilocode_change`, **check whether the marker encodes a bug fix or a feature
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delta**. Bug fixes (missing `await`, defensive null-check, error capture)
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usually need to be re-applied on top of the upstream refactor. Example from
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v1.14.30: `Workspace.isSyncing` was missing an `await` — upstream's Effect
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refactor reintroduced the same bug, so we had to port the fix into the new
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`Effect.gen` block.
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- when a `take-theirs` drops a line that was the target of a Kilo pre-filter,
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the upstream line may be actively wrong for Kilo — e.g. an inner `continue`
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filter whose condition collides with an outer filter Kilo added. Re-read the
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surrounding 20 lines before committing to `take-theirs`.
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- if Kilo-specific code must be refactored to fit new upstream architecture,
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explain the refactor in the final summary
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- if upstream moved the relevant logic to another file, port the Kilo behaviour
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there and list both paths in the final summary. Verify the new file already
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carries the Kilo-renamed symbols (e.g. `x-kilo-directory`) by diffing against
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pristine upstream.
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- if upstream extracts shared policy into a helper, move Kilo-specific additions
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into the helper when possible instead of keeping a pre-check at the old call
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site. The extracted helper should stay the source of truth for all callers.
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- if upstream deleted a file, analyse whether the Kilo behaviour should be
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ported elsewhere or removed rather than restoring the deleted file
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- if tests fail only because upstream intentionally removed behaviour, remove
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or update the obsolete tests rather than adding the old file back
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- do not modify unrelated files
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When removing code that existed in one side of a conflict, prefer
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**commenting it out with `kilocode_change` markers** over deletion when the
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surrounding structure (an `if`, a loop) still makes sense. That keeps the
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intent visible to the next merger. Example:
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```ts
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} else if (input?.scope !== "project" && !Flag.KILO_EXPERIMENTAL_WORKSPACES) {
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// kilocode_change start - directory filtering handled by KiloSession.filters above
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// if (input?.directory) {
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// conditions.push(eq(SessionTable.directory, input.directory))
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// }
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// kilocode_change end
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}
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```
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Use `TODO:` not `NOTE:` for follow-ups. `TODO` is searchable and implies an
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owner will act on it; `NOTE` reads as permanent commentary.
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### 6. Look for adjacent files the conflict forces you to touch
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Upstream restructures sometimes split one file into several (e.g. `permission.ts`
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→ `groups/permission.ts` + `handlers/permission.ts`). Only the *renamed* file
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shows up in `git diff --diff-filter=U`; the new sibling may need a Kilo feature
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ported in too. After resolving the flagged file, check:
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- files that import from the resolved file — do they compile?
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- files at paths implied by new imports (e.g. `../middleware/*`, `./handlers/*`)
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- `kilocode_change` comments in the *auto-merge* snapshot that didn't end up in
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the working tree because the hosting file was renamed
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Add any such files to the plan as `hybrid` or `take-ours` with the same
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approval flow.
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### 6.5. Scan auto-merged files for latent bugs
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Files not in `--diff-filter=U` merged without conflict markers but may still
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be broken. Check every auto-merged file for:
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- **Duplicate declarations in the same scope.** If both sides added equivalent
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code independently, auto-merge keeps both. Grep touched functions for
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repeated identifiers before trusting the merge.
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- **Duplicate keys in config/manifest files.** If both sides added the same
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entry to a shared manifest (dependencies, scripts, workflow lists), the
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merged file may have the key twice. This often breaks install/setup before
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any test runs — a cheap early win to scan for.
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- **Orphaned imports and references.** A rename upstream may leave a Kilo
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callsite pointing at a now-missing export. Run full typecheck from the repo
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root; references that silently survived the merge surface there.
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- **Partial auto-merges.** Upstream may have refactored a region Kilo
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deliberately stubbed out (commented blocks, removed fallbacks). If the
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auto-merge pulled in references to names that only exist in the removed
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path, the file compiles upstream but breaks on Kilo.
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### 7. Verify each resolution before moving on
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- confirm `script/upstream/find-conflict-markers.sh <file>` prints nothing
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- read the final file region (the new shape after edit) and sanity-check imports
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- for apparently-unused symbols upstream introduced, `grep` the file and the
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rest of the package before deleting — they may be called from non-conflicted
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code elsewhere. Example: `isTheme` in `theme.tsx` looked unused at the
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resolution site but was called twice further down.
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- run the smallest relevant check (single `bun test` file, or `bun run
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typecheck` in the touched package)
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- summarise the exact resolution, tradeoff, and verification result in chat
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- ask the user to approve the resolved file before staging it or resolving the
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next one (for `medium` / `high`; `low` batches can be staged together)
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### 8. Run the full checks once everything is resolved
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- `git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U` returns empty
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- `bun run typecheck` from `packages/opencode/` (targeted) and from repo root
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(catches non-conflicted call-site breakage)
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- relevant targeted tests. Tests that hang or time out in an unrelated part of
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the graph may be pre-existing — note them, don't block the merge on them
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- `bun run script/check-opencode-annotations.ts` if `packages/opencode/` shared
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files changed. Note that this tool compares against the merge base via `HEAD`
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and will be silent until the merge commit lands
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- other CI guards that touched files imply (knip for `kilo-vscode/`,
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`check-kilocode-change`, source-links, visual regression,
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`script/check-forbidden-strings.ts`)
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- if you encounter a hardcoded upstream URL, repo path, or attribution string
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during conflict resolution that obviously shouldn't ship in Kilo (e.g. another
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`https://opencode.ai/...` link, an `anomalyco/opencode` reference, an
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attribution header naming "opencode"), suggest adding a literal pattern for
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it to `script/check-forbidden-strings.ts` in the merge summary so future
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merges catch it automatically. Don't add it silently mid-merge — flag it for
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the user.
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### 9. Commit with the standard message
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Per `script/upstream/README.md`:
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```bash
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git commit -m "resolve merge conflicts"
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```
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The default `git merge` auto-message (`Merge branch '…' into …`) is also fine,
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but `resolve merge conflicts` is the convention for these PRs.
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### 9.5. Handle downstream API renames as separate commits
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Upstream often renames exported APIs. The rename itself auto-merges cleanly in
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shared code, but the change cascades into Kilo-only files (kilocode tests,
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kilo-specific source, plugins) that still reference the old symbol. Those
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files don't appear in `--diff-filter=U` because their own content didn't
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conflict.
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Keep the behavioural merge commit focused on resolution decisions. Land the
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cascade in one or more follow-up commits:
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- after the merge commit, run full repo typecheck and collect every "cannot
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find name" / "property does not exist" error
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- bulk-rename with a mechanical transform when the rename is one-to-one
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- restructure or parameter-thread when upstream changed semantics, not just
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the name (e.g. moved a helper behind a dependency-injected surface, so
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callers now need the injected handle)
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- split large downstream refactors into their own commits with messages that
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name the rename
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Reviewers can then skim the behavioural commit without untangling mechanical
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rename noise from merge decisions.
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### 9.6. Handle upstream-added tests that diverge from Kilo
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Upstream sometimes adds tests that encode design contracts Kilo intentionally
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breaks. These auto-merge cleanly and then fail. Three resolution patterns:
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- **Rewrite the test** when the test is a contract assertion and Kilo has a
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different but equally valid contract. Invert or adjust the assertion with a
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`kilocode_change` marker explaining the divergence.
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- **Skip the test** when the test relies on patterns that Kilo has replaced
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(interception seams that are bypassed by dependency injection, fixture
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helpers bound to a removed API, assumptions about serialization shape that
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Kilo's extensions break). Mark with `kilocode_change` and a rationale
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explaining what would need to change for the test to run.
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- **Delete the test** when it covers functionality Kilo deliberately removed
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(fallback paths, deprecated endpoints, products Kilo doesn't ship). Note
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the deletion in the PR body.
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Never silently delete; always leave a breadcrumb. A future reviewer should be
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able to understand why this one upstream test is treated differently.
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### 10. Resync version strings in a separate commit
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Upstream stamps its own version into shared files — notably
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`packages/extensions/zed/extension.toml` (version field + 5 Kilo-Org download
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URLs), and any `package.json` that upstream bumped in the same release window.
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After the merge this leaves parts of the tree pointing at upstream's version
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(e.g. `1.14.30`), whose release tag does not exist on Kilo's pipeline, so the
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Zed download URLs silently 404.
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Fix this in a dedicated commit *after* `resolve merge conflicts`:
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```bash
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bun run script/sync-versions.ts # uses root package.json version
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# or, to target an explicit version:
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bun run script/sync-versions.ts 7.2.41
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git add -A
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git commit -m "chore: resync versions after upstream merge"
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```
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The script rewrites every top-level `"version"` in `package.json` files
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(excluding `node_modules`, hidden dirs, and `packages/kilo-jetbrains/` which
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tracks its own cadence), plus the Zed extension toml. It is idempotent — rerun
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it any time to rebase the version back onto Kilo main (useful during
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long-running upstream merges where `main` releases in the meantime).
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Keeping this in its own commit makes reviewers' job easier: the merge commit
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only contains behavioural resolutions, and the version resync is a trivial
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diff they can skim in one glance.
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### 11. Write the PR body
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Structure the description so reviewers can skim:
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- **Non-trivial merge decisions**: a short section per file (or group of
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related files) that required more than a mechanical `take-ours`/`take-theirs`.
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Focus on *what Kilo behaviour survived* and *what upstream features were
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adopted*. Link to Kilo PRs when a `kilocode_change` encodes a specific fix.
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- **Notable auto-merged changes**: new columns, new helper files, renamed
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middleware — anything reviewers should eyeball even though git didn't flag
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it.
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- **What to test**: explicit, scenario-level test steps for each non-trivial
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change. Don't list tests; list *user-visible behaviour* so a tester who
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doesn't read the diff can exercise it.
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- **CI guards to watch**: typecheck, knip, annotation check, visual regression.
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- **Follow-ups**: any `TODO:` you left in code, as a bullet list with links.
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## User-approval checkpoints
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Every manual merge decision requires explicit user approval **before applying**
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and **again after verification**. Be especially cautious when a decision is
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destructive, changes auth, billing, data deletion, public API compatibility,
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config schema behaviour, migrations, provider routing, or security posture.
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## Common pitfalls
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- Auto-merged code can reference declarations that still live inside conflict
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blocks.
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- Related sibling files can need edits even when they are not listed as
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unmerged — especially after upstream structural splits.
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- `renamed` should be used only when behaviour moves to a different file.
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- Function signatures can drift across conflict boundaries (args added, return
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types widened). Grep for every call site before finalising.
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- Full-repo typecheck is the catch-all for non-conflicted call-site breakage.
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- Upstream can reintroduce bugs a Kilo `kilocode_change` had already fixed —
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during big refactors check every `kilocode_change` the refactor touched.
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- "Take-theirs" on an inner conditional is often wrong when Kilo added an outer
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pre-filter whose whole point was to widen what makes it to the inner block.
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- Apparently-unused upstream-added declarations may be called from
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non-conflicted code elsewhere. Grep before deleting.
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- Stricter DOM lib types (upstream TS upgrade) can surface latent casting
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issues around `WebSocket.send`, `Headers`, etc. — prefer narrowing the Kilo
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type over adding `any` casts.
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- Auto-merge can duplicate the same declaration twice in one scope when both
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sides added equivalent code independently. Silent for git, caught by
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typecheck. Same hazard for duplicated object keys in config/manifest files —
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those can break install before any test runs.
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- Kilo code may rely on ambient context (async-local storage, globally-set
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flags, process env) being populated at a lifecycle moment that upstream
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refactors away. If Kilo behaviour reads ambient state during init, forked
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work, or event handlers, check the refactor still establishes that state at
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the right time. Fix by restoring the ambient state, or by threading the
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needed value through explicitly.
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- Tests that intercept via process-global or module-global spies can become
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no-ops after upstream moves the intercepted code path through dependency
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injection. The production code no longer touches the spied symbol. Fixing
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the test usually means injecting a mock at the new seam rather than tweaking
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the spy.
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- When Kilo extends a shared data shape with extra optional fields, different
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serialization paths for that shape can diverge on whether missing values are
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omitted or emitted as null. Parity tests between two such paths break on
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every Kilo addition — audit the encoding assumption before adding fields.
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- Rule ordering in allowlist/permission evaluation is usually last-match-wins.
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Re-declaring a catch-all rule "for safety" in a later ruleset silently
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overrides more specific allow rules from an earlier ruleset. Treat a
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redundant catch-all as destructive, not defensive.
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- Upstream-added tests can encode a design contract Kilo deliberately breaks.
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The test passes upstream because upstream doesn't share Kilo's requirement.
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Decide between refactoring Kilo to match the upstream contract or rewriting
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the test to assert Kilo's divergent contract — with a `kilocode_change`
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marker explaining the divergence.
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- CI and local can show different test failures. Tests that read user-local
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state (home dir, global config, auth tokens) pass in one environment but
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fail in the other. A green local run does not imply green CI.
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- Dependency manifests and lockfiles move together. When the merge edits one,
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regenerate and commit the other in the same change — otherwise CI breaks on
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the follow-up setup step.
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@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
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---
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mode: primary
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hidden: true
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model: kilo/anthropic/claude-haiku-4.5
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color: "#E67E22"
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tools:
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"*": false
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"github-pr-search": true
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---
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You are a duplicate PR detection agent. When a PR is opened, your job is to search for potentially duplicate or related open PRs.
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Use the github-pr-search tool to search for PRs that might be addressing the same issue or feature.
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IMPORTANT: The input will contain a line `CURRENT_PR_NUMBER: NNNN`. This is the current PR number, you should not mark that the current PR as a duplicate of itself.
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Search using keywords from the PR title and description. Try multiple searches with different relevant terms.
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If you find potential duplicates:
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- List them with their titles and URLs
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- Briefly explain why they might be related
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If no duplicates are found, say so clearly. BUT ONLY SAY "No duplicate PRs found" (don't say anything else if no dups)
|
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|
||||
Keep your response concise and actionable.
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@@ -0,0 +1,51 @@
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||||
---
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||||
mode: primary
|
||||
hidden: true
|
||||
model: kilo/openai/gpt-5-nano # kilocode_change
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||||
color: "#44BA81"
|
||||
tools:
|
||||
"*": false
|
||||
"github-triage": true
|
||||
---
|
||||
|
||||
You are a triage agent responsible for triaging github issues.
|
||||
|
||||
Use your github-triage tool to triage issues.
|
||||
|
||||
This file is the source of truth for ownership/routing rules.
|
||||
|
||||
Assign issues by choosing the team with the strongest overlap. The github-triage tool will assign a random member from that team.
|
||||
|
||||
Do not add labels to issues. Only assign an owner.
|
||||
|
||||
When calling github-triage, pass one of these team values: tui, desktop_web, core, inference, windows, jetbrains, extension
|
||||
|
||||
## Teams
|
||||
|
||||
### TUI
|
||||
|
||||
Terminal UI issues, including rendering, keybindings, scrolling, terminal compatibility, SSH behavior, crashes in the TUI, and low-level TUI performance.
|
||||
|
||||
### Desktop / Web
|
||||
|
||||
Desktop application and browser-based app issues, including `opencode web`, desktop-specific UI behavior, packaging, and web view problems.
|
||||
|
||||
### Core
|
||||
|
||||
Core opencode server and harness issues, including sqlite, snapshots, memory, API behavior, agent context construction, tool execution, provider integrations, model behavior, documentation, and larger architectural features.
|
||||
|
||||
### Inference
|
||||
|
||||
Kilo Provider, Provider implementation, and billing issues.
|
||||
|
||||
### Windows
|
||||
|
||||
Windows-specific issues, including native Windows behavior, WSL interactions, path handling, shell compatibility, and installation or runtime problems that only happen on Windows.
|
||||
|
||||
### Jetbrains
|
||||
|
||||
Jetbrains extension related issues.
|
||||
|
||||
### Extension
|
||||
|
||||
VSCode Extension related issues.
|
||||
+7
-7
@@ -1,21 +1,21 @@
|
||||
<component name="ProjectRunConfigurationManager">
|
||||
<configuration default="false" name="Run IDE Backend + Frontend" type="GradleRunConfiguration" factoryName="Gradle">
|
||||
<log_file alias="Backend Kilo" path="$PROJECT_DIR$/packages/kilo-jetbrains/.intellijPlatform/sandbox/kilo.jetbrains/kilo-backend/kilo-dev.log" />
|
||||
<log_file alias="Frontend Kilo" path="$PROJECT_DIR$/packages/kilo-jetbrains/.intellijPlatform/sandbox/kilo.jetbrains/kilo-frontend/kilo-dev.log" />
|
||||
<configuration default="false" name="Run IDE (Split Mode)" type="GradleRunConfiguration" factoryName="Gradle">
|
||||
<log_file alias="Backend Kilo" path="$PROJECT_DIR$/packages/kilo-jetbrains/.intellijPlatform/sandbox/kilo.jetbrains/kilo-backend/kilo-dev.log" show_all="true" />
|
||||
<log_file alias="Frontend Kilo" path="$PROJECT_DIR$/packages/kilo-jetbrains/.intellijPlatform/sandbox/kilo.jetbrains/kilo-frontend/kilo-dev.log" show_all="true" />
|
||||
<ExternalSystemSettings>
|
||||
<option name="executionName" />
|
||||
<option name="externalProjectPath" value="$PROJECT_DIR$/packages/kilo-jetbrains" />
|
||||
<option name="externalSystemIdString" value="GRADLE" />
|
||||
<option name="scriptParameters" value="-Pkilo.dev.log.level=debug -Pkilo.splitModeServerPort=0 -Pkilo.dev.storage.isolated=true" />
|
||||
<option name="scriptParameters" value="--no-configuration-cache --purge-old-log-directories -Pkilo.dev.log.level=debug -Pkilo.splitModeServerPort=0 -Pkilo.dev.storage.isolated=true" />
|
||||
<option name="taskDescriptions">
|
||||
<list />
|
||||
</option>
|
||||
<option name="taskNames">
|
||||
<list>
|
||||
<option value="runIdeSplitMode" />
|
||||
<option value=":runIdeSplitMode" />
|
||||
</list>
|
||||
</option>
|
||||
<option name="vmOptions" />
|
||||
<option name="vmOptions" value="" />
|
||||
</ExternalSystemSettings>
|
||||
<ExternalSystemDebugServerProcess>true</ExternalSystemDebugServerProcess>
|
||||
<ExternalSystemReattachDebugProcess>true</ExternalSystemReattachDebugProcess>
|
||||
@@ -26,4 +26,4 @@
|
||||
<GradleCoverageDisabled>false</GradleCoverageDisabled>
|
||||
<method v="2" />
|
||||
</configuration>
|
||||
</component>
|
||||
</component>
|
||||
Reference in New Issue
Block a user