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fix: team-lead uses genie work directly + wish template QA section - #588
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Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request enhances the development workflow by introducing a dedicated QA criteria section within the Highlights
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This pull request updates the wish-template.md file by introducing a new 'QA Criteria' section and making the 'Review Results' description more generic. While adding a dedicated QA section is a positive step for process clarity, I've identified a potential for confusion with existing terminology. My review includes a suggestion to align the naming of criteria sections to ensure consistency with the documented agent behaviors.
| ## QA Criteria | ||
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| _What must be verified on dev after merge. The QA agent tests each criterion._ | ||
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| - [ ] <functional criterion — user-facing behavior works> | ||
| - [ ] <integration criterion — system works end-to-end> | ||
| - [ ] <regression criterion — existing behavior not broken> |
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The introduction of a "QA Criteria" section may cause confusion, as the qa.md agent documentation specifies that it validates "acceptance criteria". This discrepancy could lead to the new section being ignored by the agent or create ambiguity with the existing "Acceptance Criteria" defined within execution groups.
To improve clarity and ensure the process is unambiguous, please consider one of the following:
- Rename the section if its purpose differs from the per-group acceptance criteria (e.g.,
## Post-Merge Verification). - Differentiate the existing criteria if this new section is intended for the QA agent. For example, rename the criteria in execution groups to
Developer Acceptance Criteria. - Clarify the relationship in the description. Explain if these QA criteria are a summary of, or distinct from, the execution group acceptance criteria.
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Two fixes: (1) team-lead AGENTS.md uses genie work (auto-inits state + spawns), no separate genie spawn. (2) Wish template includes QA Criteria section.