feat: daily CodeRabbit review pulse for self-improving codebase quality (t166) #657
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…uality (t166) Implements t166 subtasks: - t166.1: review-pulse-helper.sh - triggers CodeRabbit CLI full-repo review with configurable severity thresholds and dry-run mode - t166.2: Structured feedback collection - parses CodeRabbit output into JSON findings with severity classification and false positive filtering - t166.3: Auto-create task descriptions from valid findings for supervisor dispatch integration Also adds: - GitHub Actions workflow (review-pulse.yml) for daily scheduled runs at 3 AM UTC with manual workflow_dispatch trigger and findings artifact upload - Updated coderabbit.md docs with review pulse usage section - Applied CodeRabbit's own findings: jq null coalescing in workflow, option argument validation in helper script
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The pull request introduces a new review-pulse-helper.sh script and updates the coderabbit.md documentation to implement a daily CodeRabbit review pulse. The script automates full codebase reviews, parses findings into structured JSON, filters false positives, and generates tasks. The changes are well-documented and follow the repository's naming conventions for scripts and variables. Several jq commands were identified that could cause script termination under set -e if their input is malformed, and some file operations could be made more robust.
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| jq '.' "$latest_findings" || true |
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| jq -r '.stats | "Total parsed: \(.total_parsed) | After filter: \(.after_severity_filter) | False positives: \(.false_positives_removed) | Final: \(.final_findings)"' "$latest_findings" |
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| jq -r '.stats | "Total parsed: \(.total_parsed) | After filter: \(.after_severity_filter) | False positives: \(.false_positives_removed) | Final: \(.final_findings)"' "$latest_findings" | |
| jq -r '.stats | "Total parsed: \(.total_parsed) | After filter: \(.after_severity_filter) | False positives: \(.false_positives_removed) | Final: \(.final_findings)"' "$latest_findings" || true |
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| local last_timestamp last_findings |
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| local last_timestamp last_findings | |
| last_timestamp=$(echo "$last_run" | jq -r '.timestamp' || echo "") | |
| last_findings=$(echo "$last_run" | jq -r '.findings_count' || echo "0") |
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| findings_count=$(jq '.findings | length' "$latest_findings") |
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| findings_count=$(jq '.findings | length' "$latest_findings" || echo "0") |
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| severity=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.severity') | ||
| file=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.file') | ||
| description=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.description' | head -c 120) |
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These jq commands are not guarded. If the finding JSON is malformed or a key is missing, jq could fail and exit the script due to set -e. Please add || echo "" to each to provide a default empty string in case of failure.
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| severity=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.severity') | |
| file=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.file') | |
| description=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.description' | head -c 120) | |
| severity=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.severity' || echo "") | |
| file=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.file' || echo "") | |
| description=$(echo "$finding" | jq -r '.description' | head -c 120 || echo "") |
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| jq -r --arg s "$sev" '.findings[] | select(.severity == $s) | " [\(.id)] \(.file): \(.description[0:100])"' "$latest_findings" |
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Reference: Repository Style Guide, line 13: "Use || true guards for commands that may fail under set -e (grep, arithmetic)"
| jq -r --arg s "$sev" '.findings[] | select(.severity == $s) | " [\(.id)] \(.file): \(.description[0:100])"' "$latest_findings" | |
| jq -r --arg s "$sev" '.findings[] | select(.severity == $s) | " [\(.id)] \(.file): \(.description[0:100])"' "$latest_findings" || true |
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| echo '{"run_id":"'"$run_id"'","timestamp":"'"$timestamp"'","repo":"'"$repo_name"'","sha":"'"$head_sha"'","findings_count":0,"exit_code":'"$review_exit"'}' >> "$HISTORY_FILE" |
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Appending to the HISTORY_FILE without any locking mechanism could lead to corrupted data if multiple instances of the script run simultaneously, especially if the cron job is ever triggered more frequently or manually run concurrently. Consider adding a file lock to ensure atomic writes.
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| findings_count=$(ls "$FINDINGS_DIR"/*-findings.json 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' ') |
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Using ls to count files can be unreliable if filenames contain newlines or other special characters. A more robust approach would be to use find with -print0 and wc -l --files0-from=-.
Consider: findings_count=$(find "$FINDINGS_DIR" -maxdepth 1 -name "*-findings.json" -print0 2>/dev/null | wc -l --files0-from=- | tr -d ' ')
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| latest_findings=$(ls -t "$FINDINGS_DIR"/*-findings.json 2>/dev/null | head -1) |
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Using ls -t to find the latest file can be unreliable if filenames contain newlines or other special characters. A more robust approach would be to use find with -printf or stat to get the modification time.
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latest_findings=$(find "$FINDINGS_DIR" -maxdepth 1 -name "*-findings.json" -printf '%T@ %p\n' 2>/dev/null | sort -n | tail -1 | cut -d' ' -f2-)
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| latest_findings=$(ls -t "$FINDINGS_DIR"/*-findings.json 2>/dev/null | head -1) |
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Using ls -t to find the latest file can be unreliable if filenames contain newlines or other special characters. A more robust approach would be to use find with -printf or stat to get the modification time.
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latest_findings=$(find "$FINDINGS_DIR" -maxdepth 1 -name "*-findings.json" -printf '%T@ %p\n' 2>/dev/null | sort -n | tail -1 | cut -d' ' -f2-)
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Summary
Implements t166: Daily CodeRabbit full codebase review pulse for self-improving aidevops.
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Self-Improving Loop
The review pulse ran against its own code during development and found 2 high-severity issues, both of which were fixed in this PR:
// 0to prevent arithmetic errors on malformed JSON--output --severitymisinterpretationTesting
review-pulse-helper.sh help- Shows usagereview-pulse-helper.sh status- Shows CLI version and historyreview-pulse-helper.sh run --dry-run- Validates without running reviewreview-pulse-helper.sh run --severity high- Ran successfully, found 2 findingsreview-pulse-helper.sh findings --format json- Structured JSON outputreview-pulse-helper.sh tasks --dry-run- Task generation previewFiles Changed
.agents/scripts/review-pulse-helper.sh.github/workflows/review-pulse.yml.agents/tools/code-review/coderabbit.mdCloses #624