* console UI improvements and cleanup
- add verify workflow button and API endpoint for manual installation check
- move env var check into PromptBox as blocking overlay (hoisted to RepoConsole)
- extract FlagsCheatSheet modal, replace verbose flag hints everywhere
- add info popovers for repo setup / post-checkout script descriptions
- remove unused prAutoFixCiFailures schema fields and migration
- default mentionAllowNonCollaborator to disabled for safety on public repos
- update docs for triggers and getting started
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* add diagnostic logging for push_branch bug investigation
temporary [push-debug] logs to trace why getPushDestination falls back
to origin/<localBranch> instead of using the correct remote branch name
for same-repo PRs.
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* add git config diagnostic to verify original bug cause
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* temporarily disable StoredPushDest to test git config path
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* remove diagnostic logging for push_branch investigation
verified that StoredPushDest fix works correctly on preview repo.
both the stored dest path and the git config fallback resolve to the
correct remote branch in the GitHub Actions environment.
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* fix formatting in AgentSettings and TriggersSettings
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* pass derived env var state to PromptBox instead of raw secrets data
eliminates duplicated derivation logic between RepoConsole and PromptBox
by passing envVarMissing, envVarChecking, and agentKeyNames as props.
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* fix: prevent duplicate comment after PR review deletes progress comment
progressCommentId now uses three states: undefined (no comment yet),
number (active), null (deliberately deleted). After create_pull_request_review
deletes the progress comment, subsequent report_progress calls skip instead
of creating a new comment.
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* effort descriptions, test ordering, husky, docs images, typo fix
- rewrote delegation effort level descriptions to per-level breakdown
- action-agents now waits for action-agnostic; action-agnostic waits for root
- added husky + lint-staged (biome check --write on staged files)
- updated triggers docs images and triggers.mdx content
- fixed "figured" → "figures" typo on landing page
- updated pnpm-lock.yaml
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