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Summary

  • Run a daily PR digest at 17:07 America/Los_Angeles and trigger an existing Slack Workflow Builder workflow using its message and pr_details Text variables.
  • Show PRs merged today, opened today, and waiting for review with the requested emoji. Waiting for review includes all open non-draft PRs, including approved PRs.
  • List all open non-draft PRs older than 5 days, oldest first, with title, author, age, and clickable URL. Use plain text because the Workflow Builder variable does not parse Markdown; send the summary to the channel and details as a thread reply; fail before delivery if details exceed 35,000 characters.
  • Read paginated GitHub API results with Pacific day boundaries; default manual runs to preview mode.

Validation

  • Passed 7 offline tests covering age boundaries, draft exclusion, Pacific midnight/DST, pagination, large queues, summary/detail separation, and Workflow Builder payload/acknowledgement handling.
  • Passed Ruff lint/format and git diff checks; strict CODEOWNERS coverage passed for the added files.
  • Previewed live GitHub data without posting another Slack message. An earlier manual trigger confirmed Slack accepts the message payload and returns JSON ok: true.

Setup

  • Publish a Slack webhook-triggered workflow with Text variables message and pr_details. Send message to the channel, then reply to that step's message in a thread using pr_details. Republish the Slack workflow after adding this step.
  • Store its /triggers/ URL in the repository Actions secret SLACK_REVIEW_DIGEST_WEBHOOK_URL. No separate Slack app is needed.
  • Merge into the default branch to activate scheduling. Today's counts cover Pacific midnight through run start.

Signed-off-by: Simone Chen <simonec@nvidia.com>
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Timestamp: 2026-09-30T01:51:26.447Z
Learning: Source excerpt:
# Developer Guide

## Daily Slack review digest

2. Save its Web request URL (`https://hooks.slack.com/triggers/...`) under repository **Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions**
   as `SLACK_REVIEW_DIGEST_WEBHOOK_URL`. Never commit the URL.
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[info] 97-97: use jsonify instead of json.dumps for JSON output
Context: json.dumps(payload)
Note: [CWE-116] Improper Encoding or Escaping of Output.

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[warning] 100-100: Request-controlled URL passed to urlopen; validate against an allowlist to prevent SSRF.
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  • Existing workflows document that GitHub cron is fixed UTC and shifts local time during daylight saving time; the new America/Los_Angeles schedule should account for this. .github/workflows/release_rc_announcement.yml:11-14 [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::]
  • Slack workflows use read-only permissions and webhook-based delivery, consistent with the PR’s least-privilege design. .github/workflows/notify-slack.yml:35,88-91 [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::]

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  • Scheduled workflows represent Pacific times as fixed UTC cron values and document the intended local-time assumption, reinforcing the DST consideration. .github/workflows/perf-data-reuse-manifest-daily-run.yml:13-15 [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::]
  • No consumers or shared contracts for the digest script were found. [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::]
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87-87: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration

Establish the downstream thread-reply limit.

The script permits exactly 35,000 characters, but the repository does not define the published Workflow Builder reply step or its size limit. Slack’s webhook documentation also does not specify a thread-reply limit. The safety of this boundary remains undecidable without the configured workflow contract or a boundary test.


📝 Summary

Risk: Medium. Three areas need human attention:

  1. Digest counts: “PRs waiting for review” counts every open, non-draft PR, including approved PRs. Opened and merged counts include drafts and PRs later closed or merged. Confirm these definitions match the reporting requirements.
  2. Slack workflow contract: Delivery sends message and pr_details to the configured webhook. Confirm the published Workflow Builder workflow uses both Text variables and posts the details as a thread reply. A successful trigger acknowledgement does not confirm that later workflow steps delivered the messages.
  3. Delivery operations: Confirm the webhook secret and the procedure for rerunning a job after a partial send. Runs are not automatically retried, and reruns can duplicate messages.

Behavior and contracts

The workflow runs daily at 17:07 America/Los_Angeles. Manual runs default to dry-run mode. It uses read-only contents and pull-request permissions, runs the digest tests, then invokes the script.

The digest reports open non-draft PRs, PRs opened and merged since Pacific midnight through run start, and open non-draft PRs created more than 120 hours ago, oldest first. Stale details include each PR’s title, author, age, and URL. The summary is sent in message; details are sent in pr_details. The script rejects detail bodies over 35,000 characters. Dry-run mode prints both sections without contacting Slack.

Evidence and readiness

The supplied source contains seven offline tests for stale-PR boundaries, draft exclusion, ordering, Pacific-day and DST behavior, large queues, Slack payload acknowledgement, and pagination. The PR objectives report passing these tests and additional lint, formatting, CODEOWNERS, and preview checks. Those results were not independently verified. The live Slack trigger report is author-provided.

Current review findings and severity counts were not supplied. Technical quality and merge readiness are not established by the available evidence.

Walkthrough

Adds a Python script that retrieves pull requests, calculates and formats a Slack digest, and prints or posts messages. A GitHub Actions workflow runs tests and invokes the script daily or manually. Documentation describes setup and local use.

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Slack review digest

Layer / File(s) Summary
Pull-request retrieval
scripts/slack_review_digest.py, scripts/test_slack_review_digest.py
The script parses timestamps and retrieves pull requests from paginated, updated-descending API results, with an optional cutoff. Tests check pagination and cutoff behavior.
Digest content and formatting
scripts/slack_review_digest.py, scripts/test_slack_review_digest.py
The script reports Pacific-day opened and merged counts, open non-draft PRs, and stale PRs. It normalizes and truncates titles, and places stale PR details in a thread reply. It raises an error when the details exceed 35,000 characters. Tests cover time boundaries, draft exclusion, ordering, title handling, daylight-saving offsets, and size limits.
Digest execution and scheduled delivery
scripts/slack_review_digest.py, .github/workflows/slack-review-digest.yml, DEVELOPMENT.md, scripts/test_slack_review_digest.py
The CLI supports dry-run output and webhook delivery with acknowledgement validation. The workflow runs daily or by manual dispatch, runs the digest tests, and invokes the script. Documentation covers setup, failure conditions, and local commands. Tests cover webhook payloads and acknowledgement handling.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to f61bc

The digest is ready to merge with normal checks. Delivery now uses one workflow trigger, and scheduling and manual previews match the documented behavior. Downstream Slack reply capacity remains unverified, not a demonstrated failure.

🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5 | ❌ 3

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Check name Status Explanation Resolution
Description check ⚠️ Warning The description explains the behavior, setup, validation, and intended Slack consumer, but it omits required template sections: Review map, Modeling or data provenance, and Tracking. The Evidence sect… Add the required template sections. Include risk level, starting files, contract changes, and rollback concerns in Review map. Include exact test and lint commands with results, reviewed commit identifiers, and negative or boundary-case evi…
Cross-Layer Contract ⚠️ Warning The new workflow_dispatch.dry_run input and the scheduled/send CLI path are not covered by the added tests. The workflow maps dry_run to --dry-run, and main() selects preview versus `send_mess… Add an offline integration test for main() that exercises both dispatch preview mode and scheduled delivery mode. Set sys.argv and the relevant environment variables, mock GitHub data and send_message(), and assert that preview mode p…
Modeling And Data Evidence ⚠️ Warning The PR introduces selection logic in scripts/slack_review_digest.py: pagination cutoffs, non-draft filtering, the 120-hour stale threshold, Pacific-day counts, and oldest-first ordering. The added t… Add provenance for each selection rule and a checked-in reproducible evidence set. Use representative, machine-readable GitHub API fixtures with expected counts, selected PR IDs, ordering, and rendered output. Add anomaly checks for duplica…
✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
Check name Status Explanation
Title check ✅ Passed The title precisely identifies the CI behavior change: adding a daily Slack pull-request review digest. It is specific and avoids vague terms such as update, cleanup, or improvements.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Compatibility Boundaries ✅ Passed The pull request changes only a Slack workflow, documentation, and standalone scripts/*.py files. It does not change Python package sources, Rust sources, schemas, bindings, pyproject.toml, `Cargo…
Review Evidence ✅ Passed The PR description reports successful offline tests, Ruff lint/format checks, git diff checks, and CODEOWNERS coverage. It lists boundary and negative cases, including age boundaries, draft exclusion,…
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Explanation

The description explains the behavior, setup, validation, and intended Slack consumer, but it omits required template sections: Review map, Modeling or data provenance, and Tracking. The Evidence section also lacks exact commands and results, review commit identifiers, and explicit boundary-case evidence.

Resolution

Add the required template sections. Include risk level, starting files, contract changes, and rollback concerns in Review map. Include exact test and lint commands with results, reviewed commit identifiers, and negative or boundary-case evidence in Evidence. Add Modeling or data provenance with N/A if not applicable. Add Closes and Related PRs or issues under Tracking.

Full details: Cross-Layer Contract

Explanation

The new workflow_dispatch.dry_run input and the scheduled/send CLI path are not covered by the added tests. The workflow maps dry_run to --dry-run, and main() selects preview versus send_message() at lines 107-127 of scripts/slack_review_digest.py. The seven tests only call messages(), pull_requests(), and send_message() directly; AST inspection found no call to main(), no argparse coverage, and no dry_run or workflow-input assertion. The offline tests pass, but they do not verify this changed cross-layer path.

Resolution

Add an offline integration test for main() that exercises both dispatch preview mode and scheduled delivery mode. Set sys.argv and the relevant environment variables, mock GitHub data and send_message(), and assert that preview mode prints both message and pr_details without delivery while delivery mode sends the exact two-key payload. Also add a workflow contract assertion that workflow_dispatch.inputs.dry_run defaults to true and that the scheduled path does not add --dry-run.

Full details: Modeling And Data Evidence

Explanation

The PR introduces selection logic in scripts/slack_review_digest.py: pagination cutoffs, non-draft filtering, the 120-hour stale threshold, Pacific-day counts, and oldest-first ordering. The added tests use hard-coded unittest assertions only. The reviewed files contain no explained golden diff, independent oracle, held-out comparison, or machine-readable summary with anomaly checks. The reported live preview and Slack acknowledgement are binary/operational checks, not reproducible before/after evidence.

Resolution

Add provenance for each selection rule and a checked-in reproducible evidence set. Use representative, machine-readable GitHub API fixtures with expected counts, selected PR IDs, ordering, and rendered output. Add anomaly checks for duplicate or missing IDs, unexpected page totals, and boundary timestamps. Compare the implementation with an explained golden baseline or independent reference implementation, and run that comparison in the workflow before delivery.


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# Developer Guide

## Daily Slack review digest

2. Save its URL under repository **Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions**
   as `SLACK_REVIEW_DIGEST_WEBHOOK_URL`. Never commit the URL.
Learnt from: CR
Repo: ai-dynamo/aisimulate

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Learning: Source excerpt:
# Developer Guide

## Daily Slack review digest

3. Merge the workflow into the default branch. In **Actions → Slack review
   digest → Run workflow**, leave `dry_run` enabled to preview; disable it
   to send a test message.
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[info] 84-84: use jsonify instead of json.dumps for JSON output
Context: json.dumps(page)
Note: [CWE-116] Improper Encoding or Escaping of Output.

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scripts/slack_review_digest.py

[warning] 35-35: Request-controlled URL passed to urlopen; validate against an allowlist to prevent SSRF.
Context: urlopen(request, timeout=30)
Note: [CWE-918] Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF).

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[info] 131-133: use jsonify instead of json.dumps for JSON output
Context: json.dumps(
{"text": message, "unfurl_links": False, "unfurl_media": False}
)
Note: [CWE-116] Improper Encoding or Escaping of Output.

(use-jsonify)


[warning] 136-136: Request-controlled URL passed to urlopen; validate against an allowlist to prevent SSRF.
Context: urlopen(request, timeout=30)
Note: [CWE-918] Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF).

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[info] 26-26: workflow or action definition without a name (anonymous-definition): this job

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  • Existing Slack integration uses a pinned slackapi/slack-github-action and grants only contents: read plus actions: read to the notifier job. The new digest’s direct webhook approach is distinct, but should preserve equivalent secret-handling and least-privilege practices. [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::] .github/workflows/notify-slack.yml

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  • Workflow guidance explicitly covers least-privilege permissions, trigger scopes, and secret exposure; .github/ is owned by the infrastructure team. This supports reviewing the new workflow’s permissions and webhook secret handling carefully. [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::] .github/workflows, CODEOWNERS:39

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# Developer Guide

## Daily Slack review digest

2. Save its URL under repository **Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions**
   as `SLACK_REVIEW_DIGEST_WEBHOOK_URL`. Never commit the URL.
Learnt from: CR
Repo: ai-dynamo/aisimulate

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  • GitHub cron schedules are documented as fixed UTC times, with an explicit warning that daylight saving shifts local execution time. The new digest’s claimed America/Los_Angeles schedule should account for the same limitation. .github/workflows/release_rc_announcement.yml:10-14 [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::]
  • Existing Slack workflows use least-privilege permissions and validate webhook delivery failures. .github/workflows/release_rc_announcement.yml:16-17,31-43; .github/workflows/notify-slack.yml:35-36,88-91 [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::]

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  • Scheduled workflows likewise express Pacific times as fixed UTC cron values, documenting the local-time assumption. .github/workflows/perf-data-reuse-manifest-daily-run.yml:12-16 [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::]
  • No consumers or shared API contracts for the digest script were found. [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::]

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LGTM; offline tests pass locally. Tiny doc nit: DEVELOPMENT.md "Add a Text variables named" -> "Add Text variables named".

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tianhaox added a commit to tianhaox/aisimulate that referenced this pull request Oct 1, 2026
Brings in the FPM decoupling / self-service onboarding stack (ai-dynamo#238, ai-dynamo#248,
ai-dynamo#347), the output adapters (ai-dynamo#334) and the CI changes (ai-dynamo#349, ai-dynamo#351, ai-dynamo#353,
ai-dynamo#354, ai-dynamo#330, ai-dynamo#319).

Conflict resolutions:

- ENGINE_SPEC_SCHEMA_VERSION: upstream claimed 25 for the FPM decoupling
  selector; decode CP is renumbered to 26 (positional dcp_size tails on the
  attention / MLA / DSA ops). Stale-payload loops reject 20..25; the 25
  payload keeps the selector like the decoupling branch's 21.
- cp_size: upstream added a CP1-only `cp_size` to compile_engine,
  estimate_kv_cache / estimate_num_gpu_blocks, EngineBuildRequest and the
  legacy Rust compile path ("this SDK entry point does not support context
  parallelism"). This branch supports prefill CP at exactly those entry
  points, so the duplicate parameters / struct field are folded into ours,
  the CP1 gates become positive-integer validation, and the FPM profile cell
  selection receives the real cp_size (a profile without that cell fails
  loud with "no matching FPM deployment profile"). Upstream's tests are
  adjusted accordingly.
- FpmCompileConfig / AicTimingConfig parallel-shape checks combine
  upstream's `fpm_profile.is_none()` exemption with the `* cp_size` fold;
  aic_capacity_kwargs gains cp_size / dcp_size; fpm best_available keeps
  upstream's registered-architecture check ahead of the DCP mode gate.
- capacity.py worker resolution carries aic_cp_size / aic_dcp_size next to
  aic_fpm_profile / worker_type.
- ParallelismPresetConfig.prefill_context becomes Optional (None = 1), like
  decode_context, so default parallelism dumps carry no CP keys; the new
  onboarding topology tests (ai-dynamo#248) compare those dumps against the
  six-key request parallelism. Consumers read it through compiler._prefill_cp.

Signed-off-by: Tianhao Xu <tianhaox@nvidia.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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