[#378] 🤖 - Publish Think answers through the semantic reply boundary - #378
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Current status: Overall coverage is partial; this snapshot does not prove that all of its findings are resolved.
Last reconciled onc788fc6. See aggregate Bugbot status.
🤖 Bugbot review snapshot
Bugbot reported 1 potential problem when commit 30124ea was analyzed. This snapshot is historical; use the status block above for current state. 1 finding is linked to changed code.
Findings
- medium: Local Think without --issue still performs an invalid issue lookup —
src/application/usecases/steps/common/think_request_policy.ts:78
Bugbot: review incomplete
Incomplete coverage
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Think now returns an immutable semantic direct answer and leaves GitHub mutation to the shared, source-correlated publisher. Local CLI execution renders the same answer without creating a GitHub comment, and repository messages remain English by default unless another locale is configured.
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Validation
Review outcome
Bugbot found one missing-value edge case in local Think. Commit c788fc6 normalizes absent issue context at the CLI and policy boundaries, adds a defensive workflow guard, and resolves the review thread. No findings remain open.