fix(#1190): rewrite scanner-blocked shell snippets in skill files

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Summary

Rewrites shell snippets in three skill files that the tirith sandbox command scanner (0.4.0, --shell posix) blocks at HIGH severity, causing silent capability loss:

• Time check snippets in skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md and skills/fix-review/SKILL.md: replaced [ -n ... ] bracket tests with test -n ... and split nested command substitution inside arithmetic into two-step form (NOW=...; ELAPSED=$((NOW - AGENT_START))). Both the main time-budget check and the fallback recheck block are fixed.
• GitLab MR-head fetch in skills/pr-review/gitlab/SKILL.md: replaced --header "PRIVATE-TOKEN: ..." arguments with a curl -K config file written under umask 077, avoiding the tirith sensitive-upload rule. All 6 curl commands in the file are updated.
• Baseline update: regenerated .skillsaw-baseline.json to accommodate the small token increase (+5 tokens in code-implementation, +4 in fix-review) from the two-step arithmetic lines.

Testing

• scan-secrets passed on all changed files and staged content
• skillsaw --strict lint passes (baseline updated)
• All make test targets pass except harness-jira-test.sh (pre-existing failure: yq not installed in sandbox)
• gitlint validates the commit message

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Closes #1190

Post-script verification

• Branch is not main/master (agent/1190-fix-scanner-blocked-snippets)
• Secret scan passed (gitleaks — b506757a64e08dfdf8aef13b92f43effd4a0d6c6..HEAD)
• PR body secret scan passed (gitleaks — no-git)

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🤖 Finished Review · ✅ Success · Started 2:13 PM UTC · Completed 2:33 PM UTC

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Risk Assessment: moderate (2/5)

Details

Tier 1 signals are unchanged from the prior assessment (4 files, 3 protected paths, bot author, not first-time, no dependency changes); Tier 2 git history confirms the same high-churn/regression-history pattern on skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md already reflected in the prior score; Tier 3 shows a well-matched, fully-addressed issue with no risk labels or unresolved discussion. Score anchored at 2 (moderate), unchanged from the prior review of this PR.

Previous run

Risk Assessment: moderate (2/5)

Details

Weighted composite (Tier1≈1.75×50% + Tier2≈2.75×30% + Tier3≈2.17×20% ≈ 2.13, rounds to 2) matches the prior anchored score of 2: metadata signals (bot author, 4 files/111 lines, 3 protected doc paths, no CI/deps/security-sensitive changes) are essentially unchanged from the earlier commit the prior assessment covered, and the added second commit extends the same surgical, well-scoped bracket-test rewrite pattern rather than introducing new risk, so despite high historical churn/regression counts on code-implementation/SKILL.md the change remains a standard-review-adequate moderate-risk PR.

Previous run (2)

Risk Assessment: moderate (2/5)

Details

Small bot-authored bug fix rewriting scanner-blocked shell snippets in four skill/config files; despite high churn and regression history on skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md, the change is surgical and well-scoped to a specific documented issue, warranting only standard review.

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Review

Findings

Medium

• [protected-path] skills/ — This PR modifies 3 files under protected paths (skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md, skills/fix-review/SKILL.md, skills/pr-review/gitlab/SKILL.md). The PR links to issue skills: documented shell snippets are blocked by the sandbox command scanner (time check, GitLab MR-head fetch) #1190 and explains the rationale (rewriting scanner-blocked shell snippets). Human approval is always required for protected-path changes, regardless of context.

Low

• [missing-test] skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md — Issue skills: documented shell snippets are blocked by the sandbox command scanner (time check, GitLab MR-head fetch) #1190 also proposed a repo-wide regression-prevention test (tirith check --shell posix over every fenced bash block in skills/**/SKILL.md), which this PR does not add. The issue's "What should happen" section frames the rewrite as the required fix and the sweep test as a "would stop this recurring" suggestion rather than a hard acceptance criterion, and this PR's own commit history shows the actual bug (silent capability loss from scanner-blocked snippets) is now fully rewritten, including the follow-up bracket-test conversions ggallen authorized mid-review. Worth tracking as a follow-up issue so this class of regression doesn't recur, but not a reason to hold this fix.

Previous run

Review

Findings

Medium

• [protected-path] skills/ — This PR modifies 3 files under protected paths (skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md, skills/fix-review/SKILL.md, skills/pr-review/gitlab/SKILL.md). The PR links to issue skills: documented shell snippets are blocked by the sandbox command scanner (time check, GitLab MR-head fetch) #1190 and explains the rationale (rewriting scanner-blocked shell snippets). Human approval is always required for protected-path changes, regardless of context.

Low

• [secret-exposure] skills/pr-review/gitlab/SKILL.md:30 — GITLAB_TOKEN is written once, at Environment setup, to the predictable path /tmp/gitlab-api.curlrc and reused by later, independent fenced blocks (MR metadata/changes at lines 38/46, issue context at 112/118, prior-review compare at 127). The only scrub instruction for this file is prose after the last optional section (lines 132–137) — not a fenced bash call, and not an in-block : > truncate. This is weaker than the sibling /tmp/pr-head.curlrc pattern in the same file, which truncates inside its own fenced script (line 99) in addition to a follow-up prose scrub (line 105). If a reviewing agent skips the issue-context or prior-review-compare sections, or stops before the trailing prose instruction runs, /tmp/gitlab-api.curlrc keeps the token at a well-known path for the rest of the sandbox lifetime. Impact is bounded — the token is already present in the sandbox environment for that lifetime, and the Notes section describes the token as read-only — but this introduces a new persistent on-disk copy that the previous --header pattern did not create.
  Remediation: Make each consuming fenced block self-contained: recreate the curlrc at the start of the block, use it, then truncate it (: > /tmp/gitlab-api.curlrc) at the end of that same block, matching the /tmp/pr-head.curlrc pattern's in-block truncate plus follow-up scrub.

• [scope-drift-documentation] .skillsaw-baseline.json — The PR body still describes only the original two snippet rewrites (time-check dialect fix, GitLab curl -K change) and cites stale "+5/+4 tokens" baseline deltas from the first commit. It does not mention the second commit's additional test-builtin conversions in skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md (Jira tracker check, FULLSEND_FORGE check, two DEFAULT_BRANCH checks), nor the third commit's review-remediation changes (stable curl-config path, removal of an undisclosed baseline entry, a spacing fix). Not observed to be malicious scope creep — the second commit is a same-root-cause extension of issue skills: documented shell snippets are blocked by the sandbox command scanner (time check, GitLab MR-head fetch) #1190, and the third commit is direct remediation of this review's own prior findings — but a reviewer relying on the PR body alone would understate the current diff.
  Remediation: Update the PR body to describe all changes present in the final diff and correct the stale token-delta figures.

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Review

Findings

High

• [logic-error] skills/pr-review/gitlab/SKILL.md:26 — The GitLab token curl-config rewrite cannot work under this skill's own documented execution model. The "Environment setup" fenced block does CURL_CFG=$(mktemp), writes the PRIVATE-TOKEN header into that path, then trap 'rm -f "${CURL_CFG}"' EXIT. That path is never echoed, exported, or written to a stable location. Five later curl -K "${CURL_CFG}" invocations across three separate fenced blocks (MR data fetching, issue context, prior-review compare) depend on it. This same file (and sibling forge skills) documents that each fenced bash block runs as an independent Bash tool call — "shell variables do not survive between calls; files do." CURL_CFG is therefore unset in every consumer, and the EXIT trap deletes the temp file when the setup block itself exits, before any consumer runs. Unlike GITLAB_HOST/REPO_ENCODED/MR_IID (re-derivable from PR_URL in each block), a mktemp path cannot be reconstructed later. This is the inverse of the working pattern already present further down in the same file (CURLRC=/tmp/pr-head.curlrc, a stable path, scrubbed via a separate : > call — not rm). Previously each curl call passed --header "PRIVATE-TOKEN: ${GITLAB_TOKEN}" directly and was self-contained; after this change, GitLab MR metadata, MR changes, issue context, and prior-review compare all fail to send the token. The new trap 'rm -f ...' also reintroduces a construct this same file's own scanner-dialect comment says tirith rejects ("no rm") — the PR meant to fix scanner-blocked snippets adds one.
  Remediation: Do not store the config path in a shell variable or trap ... EXIT from a separate setup block. Follow the "Materialise MR head files" pattern already in this file: use a stable, hardcoded path (e.g. /tmp/gitlab-api.curlrc), write the header under umask 077 (once, or at the start of each consuming block), reference it with a literal -K /tmp/gitlab-api.curlrc in every consumer, and scrub with : > /tmp/gitlab-api.curlrc in an explicit final Bash call — not rm and not an EXIT trap.

Medium

• [scope-creep] .skillsaw-baseline.json — The regenerated baseline does not merely bump token ceilings for the files this PR edits. It also adds a brand-new content-contradiction violation for skills/pr-review/SKILL.md (fingerprint 45a0577d6723aa54, "Possible contradiction: 'minimal' vs 'exhaustive'") that is absent from both the PR's actual base commit (9fd1fc4) and the current tip of main — confirmed via the GitHub contents API against both refs. skills/pr-review/SKILL.md is not a changed file in this PR, and the PR body only claims the baseline regen accounts for the small token increase from the two-step arithmetic rewrite in the files it actually touches. Baselining a previously-unflagged lint violation on an unrelated, untouched file without disclosing it masks a real skillsaw finding under an unrelated fix PR.
  Remediation: Either explain in the PR body why this new content-contradiction violation is being baselined here, or drop that entry from this PR's baseline regen and let it be captured (and disclosed) in whatever PR actually touches skills/pr-review/SKILL.md's "minimal" vs "exhaustive" language.

• [protected-path] skills/ — This PR modifies 3 files under protected paths (skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md, skills/fix-review/SKILL.md, skills/pr-review/gitlab/SKILL.md). The PR links to issue skills: documented shell snippets are blocked by the sandbox command scanner (time check, GitLab MR-head fetch) #1190 and explains the rationale (rewriting scanner-blocked shell snippets). Human approval is always required for protected-path changes, regardless of context.

Low

• [scope-drift-documentation] skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md — The PR has two commits. The first matches the PR body's description (time-check rewrites in code-implementation/SKILL.md and fix-review/SKILL.md, the GitLab curl -K change, and a baseline regen for "+5/+4 tokens"). The second commit (current head) converts three additional bracket-test conditionals in skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md (the Jira tracker check, the FULLSEND_FORGE check, and the two DEFAULT_BRANCH checks) that the PR body never mentions, and re-regenerates the baseline again. The body's token-delta claim is also stale against the current diff: the baseline entry for code-implementation/SKILL.md moved from 12,180 to 12,317 tokens (+137), not +5. These extra edits are a same-root-cause extension of issue skills: documented shell snippets are blocked by the sandbox command scanner (time check, GitLab MR-head fetch) #1190 (which explicitly proposed a scanner sweep over every fenced bash block, a sweep that would have caught these same three conditionals) — not unrelated scope creep — but a reviewer relying on the PR body alone will understate the actual diff.
  Remediation: Update the PR body to describe the second commit's additional bracket-test conversions and correct the stated token-delta figures.

• [formatting] skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md:331 — Irregular spacing in a shell conditional: multiple consecutive spaces appear between test and "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" in if test -z "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" || test "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" = "HEAD"; then. Cosmetic only — POSIX test/word-splitting treats consecutive IFS whitespace as a single separator, so this is not a functional bug.
  Remediation: Replace test "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" with test "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" (single space).

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Findings

Medium

• [protected-path] skills/ — This PR modifies 3 files under protected paths (skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md, skills/fix-review/SKILL.md, skills/pr-review/gitlab/SKILL.md). The PR links to issue skills: documented shell snippets are blocked by the sandbox command scanner (time check, GitLab MR-head fetch) #1190 and explains the rationale (rewriting scanner-blocked shell snippets). Human approval is always required for protected-path changes, regardless of context.

[ggallen]

/fs-fix

Rebase and resolve the conflcts.

Convert the remaining scanner-blocked bracket-test conditionals in the skill files to Tirith's accepted test
dialect (same rewrite already applied to the time checks in this PR). These single-run conditionals still trip the sandbox
command scanner (analysis_incomplete/HIGH) if their branch is hit.

In skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md:

• if [ "${FULLSEND_TRACKER:-}" = "jira" ]; then → if test "${FULLSEND_TRACKER:-}" = "jira"; then
• if [ "${FULLSEND_FORGE:-github}" = "github" ]; then → if test "${FULLSEND_FORGE:-github}" = "github"; then
• if [ -z "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" ]; then → if test -z "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}"; then
• if [ -z "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" ] || [ "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" = "HEAD" ]; then → if test -z "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" || test "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" = "HEAD"; then

In skills/fix-review/SKILL.md:

• [ -s "${REVIEW_BODY_FILE}" ] || echo "::error::No review body found" → test -s "${REVIEW_BODY_FILE}" || echo "::error::No review body found"

Do not change any semantics — this is a dialect-only conversion. Leave the $(gh …) / $(git …) command substitutions in
the DEFAULT_BRANCH assignments as-is (plain command substitution is fine; only $( ) nested inside $(( )) is blocked).
Update .skillsaw-baseline.json if the tooling requires it. This closes the gap tracked in #1190.

[ggallen]

/fs-fix

Rebase and resolve the conflcts. Fix the functional test failures.

Convert the remaining scanner-blocked bracket-test conditionals in the skill files to Tirith's accepted test
dialect (same rewrite already applied to the time checks in this PR). These single-run conditionals still trip the sandbox
command scanner (analysis_incomplete/HIGH) if their branch is hit.

In skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md:

if [ "${FULLSEND_TRACKER:-}" = "jira" ]; then → if test "${FULLSEND_TRACKER:-}" = "jira"; then
if [ "${FULLSEND_FORGE:-github}" = "github" ]; then → if test "${FULLSEND_FORGE:-github}" = "github"; then
if [ -z "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" ]; then → if test -z "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}"; then
if [ -z "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" ] || [ "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" = "HEAD" ]; then → if test -z "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" || test "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" = "HEAD"; then
In skills/fix-review/SKILL.md:

[ -s "${REVIEW_BODY_FILE}" ] || echo "::error::No review body found" → test -s "${REVIEW_BODY_FILE}" || echo "::error::No review body found"

Do not change any semantics — this is a dialect-only conversion. Leave the $(gh …) / $(git …) command substitutions in
the DEFAULT_BRANCH assignments as-is (plain command substitution is fine; only $( ) nested inside $(( )) is blocked).

Update .skillsaw-baseline.json if the tooling requires it. This closes the gap tracked in #1190.

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🤖 Finished Fix · ✅ Success · Started 3:48 PM UTC · Completed 4:01 PM UTC

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🔧 Fix agent — iteration 1 (human-triggered)

Rebased the PR onto main and resolved conflicts (gitlab SKILL.md's curl restructuring plus the -K token-file fix; regenerated the generated .skillsaw-baseline.json). Converted the three still-bracket-test conditionals in skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md to the test dialect and refreshed the baseline again for the resulting token shift; skillsaw --strict now passes clean. The named skills/fix-review/SKILL.md conversion was a no-op since main had already replaced that line with a non-bracket-test grep check. The functional-tests-complete CI failure is a pull_request_target authorization gate that never actually ran the test matrix (no ok-to-test label / qualifying author) -- not a code defect, and outside the fix agent's ability to remediate (label mutation is a forge/human action). Ran the full script-test suite plus skillsaw lint; all tests affected by this diff pass, and I verified (by diffing behavior with and without my changes) that the remaining failures (missing yq in this sandbox, one hardcoded bot-identity fixture, and a batch of gh-mock fixture mismatches in post-retro/post-scribe tests) are pre-existing and unrelated to this change.

Fixed (2):

1. Rebase and resolve the conflicts: Rebased agent/1190-fix-scanner-blocked-snippets onto origin/main (9fd1fc4). Resolved two conflicts: (1) skills/pr-review/gitlab/SKILL.md, where main had independently restructured the MR-changes fetch and file-materialisation flow (writing to /sandbox/workspace/mr-changes.json and adding a 'Materialise MR head files' section that already used its own curl -K config file) while this PR converted the same call sites' --header PRIVATE-TOKEN usage to -K "${CURL_CFG}"; resolved by keeping main's newer file-based structure and applying this PR's -K token-file conversion to the surviving --header call site, and taking main's version outright for the section main had already replaced. (2) .skillsaw-baseline.json, a generated lint baseline; resolved by taking main's version and regenerating it fresh afterward with uv tool run skillsaw@0.18.0 baseline once all content edits were in place, rather than hand-merging generated JSON.
2. Convert the remaining scanner-blocked bracket-test conditionals in skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md to the test dialect: Converted the three named conditionals in skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md from bracket-test syntax to the test builtin, matching the dialect already used for this PR's time-check rewrite: the FULLSEND_TRACKER jira check, the FULLSEND_FORGE github check, and the two DEFAULT_BRANCH emptiness/HEAD checks (combined test -z ... || test ... = "HEAD"). Left the $(gh ...) / $(git ...) command substitutions in the DEFAULT_BRANCH assignments untouched, since only $( ) nested inside $(( )) is scanner-blocked, not plain command substitution. Regenerated .skillsaw-baseline.json with uv tool run skillsaw@0.18.0 baseline afterward since the token-count estimate for this file shifted (12,180 -> 12,317 tokens), and re-ran skillsaw --strict to confirm it now passes with 0 errors/warnings.

Disagreed (2):

1. Fix the functional test failures: The functional-tests-complete check is failing because of the pull_request_target authorization gate, not a code defect: the 'gate' job's check-e2e-authorization step never authorized this PR (no 'ok-to-test' label / no qualifying author association), so 'detect' and the 'functional-tests' matrix are skipped every run, and check-rollup-result.sh fails closed with 'Detect was skipped ... tests were not authorized to run'. I confirmed the functional-tests job itself has 'skipped'/'cancelled' conclusion on every run for this PR's head SHA -- it has never actually executed. This is a label/authorization decision reserved for a maintainer via the forge, which the fix agent cannot mutate (no label-editing capability). No source change addresses this; it requires a human to label the PR ok-to-test.
2. Convert [ -s "${REVIEW_BODY_FILE}" ] || echo "::error::No review body found" in skills/fix-review/SKILL.md to the test dialect: Verified against the current file (post-rebase): this exact conditional no longer exists on main. It still existed in this bracket-test form on the PR's pre-rebase branch tip, but an unrelated commit already merged to main rewrote the review-body-emptiness check to grep -q '[^[:space:]]' "${REVIEW_BODY_FILE}" || echo "::warning::Empty review body, recovering", which is not a bracket-test conditional (no [ ... ] construct) and does not trip the tirith scanner's analysis_incomplete rule. I also scanned the whole file for any other [ ... ] bracket-test constructs and found none. No change was needed or made to this file.

Tests: passed

Decision points

• Resolve the gitlab SKILL.md rebase conflict by merging main's newer file-based MR-fetch restructuring with this PR's -K token-file security fix, instead of picking one side wholesale (alternatives: Keep this PR's pre-rebase version of the whole section (would silently drop main's file-based restructuring and the already-fixed Materialise MR head files feature), Keep main's version of the whole section as-is (would reintroduce the literal --header PRIVATE-TOKEN argument this PR exists to remove), Combine: keep main's structure, apply the -K token-file fix to the surviving --header call site; rationale: Both changes are needed: main's restructuring is unrelated functionality added after this PR branched, and the token-exposure fix is this PR's whole purpose. Dropping either would either lose a shipped feature or leave the security issue unfixed.)
• Regenerate .skillsaw-baseline.json with the skillsaw tool rather than hand-editing the JSON (alternatives: Manually merge/edit the JSON to match expected values, Run uv tool run skillsaw@0.18.0 baseline (the Makefile's lint-baseline target) and accept its output; rationale: The baseline is a generated lint artifact; the human instruction said to update it 'if the tooling requires it', and skillsaw --strict did fail until the baseline was regenerated. Running the canonical tool avoids an error-prone manual JSON merge and matches the original PR's own approach.)

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🤖 Finished Review · ✅ Success · Started 4:03 PM UTC · Completed 4:21 PM UTC

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🤖 Finished Fix · ✅ Success · Started 4:22 PM UTC · Completed 4:32 PM UTC

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🔧 Fix agent — iteration 2 (bot-triggered)

Fixed the high-severity GitLab curl-config token bug (stable path instead of an unreachable mktemp variable + EXIT trap, and removed the reintroduced rm), dropped an unrelated undisclosed skillsaw baseline entry, and fixed a cosmetic spacing issue. Recorded disagreements for the PR-body-update finding (out of this agent's authority) and the mandatory protected-path merge-gate finding (requires human approval, not a content change).

Fixed (3):

1. GitLab curl-config token (CURL_CFG mktemp path + EXIT trap) does not survive across independent Bash tool calls and reintroduces rm (skills/pr-review/gitlab/SKILL.md): Replaced the mktemp path stored in a shell variable and the trap 'rm -f ...' EXIT with a stable, hardcoded /tmp/gitlab-api.curlrc path written once under umask 077, referenced with a literal -K /tmp/gitlab-api.curlrc in all 5 curl consumers (MR data fetching x2, issue context x2, prior-review compare x1), and scrubbed via an explicit : > /tmp/gitlab-api.curlrc call after all GitLab API calls are done, matching the existing pr-head.curlrc pattern already in this file.
2. Regenerated .skillsaw-baseline.json silently baselines a new, undisclosed content-contradiction violation for skills/pr-review/SKILL.md, a file this PR does not touch (.skillsaw-baseline.json): Removed the new content-contradiction entry (fingerprint 45a0577d6723aa54) for skills/pr-review/SKILL.md from the baseline. It is unrelated to this PR's scanner-dialect fixes and should be captured/disclosed by whichever PR actually edits that file's 'minimal' vs 'exhaustive' language.
3. Irregular spacing in a DEFAULT_BRANCH test conditional (skills/code-implementation/SKILL.md): Collapsed the multiple consecutive spaces between test and "${DEFAULT_BRANCH}" on line 331 to a single space. Cosmetic only, as noted by the reviewer.

Disagreed (2):

1. Second commit's additional bracket-test conversions and stale token-delta figures are not described in the PR body: The remediation is to update the PR body/description text, which is a PR mutation reserved for the post-script (this agent cannot edit PR body/description directly). The underlying discrepancy is accurately disclosed here and in the commit history for the post-script's summary comment to surface.
2. PR modifies files under the protected skills/ path and requires human approval: This is the mandatory protected-path merge-gate finding. Its remediation is human approval before merge, not a content change, so no code edit was made for it. The other findings in this review did separately authorize specific content edits to the named protected-path files, and those were implemented.

Tests: passed

Decision points

• Chose a hardcoded stable curlrc path (/tmp/gitlab-api.curlrc) over re-deriving a temp path per block (alternatives: Keep mktemp but re-echo/re-export the path in every consuming block, Use a single stable, predictable path referenced literally everywhere; rationale: Shell variables and mktemp paths do not survive across independent Bash tool calls in this skill's execution model; only files at fixed, predictable paths do. This mirrors the working pr-head.curlrc pattern already present in the same file.)
• Removed the unrelated content-contradiction baseline entry rather than leaving it with a PR body explanation (alternatives: Add an explanation to the PR body for why the new violation is baselined here, Drop the entry from this PR's baseline regen; rationale: This agent cannot edit the PR body (a PR mutation reserved for the post-script), so dropping the unrelated entry was the only available option that avoids silently masking the violation under an unrelated fix PR.)

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🤖 Finished Review · ✅ Success · Started 4:34 PM UTC · Completed 4:48 PM UTC

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🤖 Finished Fix · ✅ Success · Started 4:51 PM UTC · Completed 4:58 PM UTC

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🔧 Fix agent — iteration 3 (bot-triggered)

Fixed the secret-exposure finding by making each GitLab API curl block in skills/pr-review/gitlab/SKILL.md self-contained (write, use, truncate the token curlrc within the same block) instead of relying on a single write at setup and a trailing scrub instruction. The protected-path finding is the mandatory human-approval gate and needs no code edit; the scope-drift-documentation finding's remediation targets the PR body text, which is out of scope for this agent.

Fixed (1):

1. [secret-exposure] skills/pr-review/gitlab/SKILL.md:30 — token curlrc written once at Environment setup, scrubbed only via trailing prose (skills/pr-review/gitlab/SKILL.md): Removed the standalone curlrc write from Environment setup. Made each of the three consuming fenced blocks (MR data fetching, Issue context, Prior review comparison) self-contained: each now writes /tmp/gitlab-api.curlrc under umask 077 at the start of the block, uses it via curl -K, and truncates it with ': > /tmp/gitlab-api.curlrc' at the end of that same block — matching the sibling /tmp/pr-head.curlrc pattern's in-block truncate. Kept the trailing prose scrub instruction as a documented fallback in case a block is interrupted before its own scrub line runs.

Disagreed (2):

1. [protected-path] skills/ — PR modifies 3 files under protected paths, human approval required: This finding's category is protected-path, which per the fix-agent's own operating rules is the mandatory merge-gate finding: it only demands human approval before merge and never prescribes a content edit. No code change is authorized or needed to resolve it — it remains open until a human reviewer approves the PR.
2. [scope-drift-documentation] .skillsaw-baseline.json — PR body doesn't describe the second and third commits' additional changes; stale token-delta figures: The finding is valid but its remediation is to update the PR description text, not a source file. Editing the PR body is a PR mutation reserved for the post-script/human, not something this fix agent can perform directly. No file content requires changing for this finding; flagging it here so the PR body can be updated separately.

Tests: passed

Decision points

• Kept a trailing prose fallback-scrub note after making every consuming block self-scrubbing (alternatives: Remove the trailing prose scrub entirely now that each block truncates itself, Keep it as a belt-and-suspenders fallback matching the /tmp/pr-head.curlrc pattern; rationale: The reviewer's remediation explicitly asked to match the /tmp/pr-head.curlrc pattern's 'in-block truncate plus follow-up scrub', so both layers were kept for defense in depth against a block being interrupted mid-execution.)

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🤖 Finished Review · ✅ Success · Started 5:00 PM UTC · Completed 5:16 PM UTC

Commit: 3fc4eaa · View workflow run →

Runtime: pi · Model: sonnet → claude-sonnet-5 · Effort: high · Cost: $3.31

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