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ci: share essential tests and autonomous Claude PR handling - #780
The current Claude workflows cannot fetch complete history or run the native security review. CI repeats large suites across many independent jobs.
This change provides the reusable CI for all eight repositories: unit, regression, end-to-end, environment and installation tests; native Claude review/correction after CI; and a release tag only after successful main tests. Existing artifact publishers remain in place. Claude auto-merge stays disabled until real native receipts and the required statuses are verified.
Local validation: 55 CI-contract tests, 29 shared-engine tests, actionlint, Ruff and craftsmanship checks passed. Independent review found and corrected checkout deletion, release retry and default-branch push defects. Hosted product/install/native review acceptance remains pending on this PR.
Closed as superseded: pull requests now run the single Pipeline workflow (pipeline.yml, commands in ci.json) with the @claude mention workflow; the legacy CI, shared-tests and claude-review workflows this PR changes were removed from main on 2026-10-22.
Your comment says this PR is closed as superseded. Pull requests now run the single Pipeline workflow (pipeline.yml, commands in ci.json) with the @claude mention workflow. The legacy CI, shared-tests and claude-review workflows this PR changes were removed from main on 2026-10-22.
It doesn't ask for a review or a code change, so I made no changes and pushed nothing.
The CodeQL alerts on shared-claude.yml and shared-tests.yml (code-scanning alerts 169–175) concern files that no longer exist on main. They should close once this branch is no longer relevant. I didn't check that.
If you want something specific, such as a review of the replacement Pipeline workflow, comment again with @claude and say what you need.
· Branch: claude/pr-780-20261022-1121
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The current Claude workflows cannot fetch complete history or run the native security review. CI repeats large suites across many independent jobs.
This change provides the reusable CI for all eight repositories: unit, regression, end-to-end, environment and installation tests; native Claude review/correction after CI; and a release tag only after successful main tests. Existing artifact publishers remain in place. Claude auto-merge stays disabled until real native receipts and the required statuses are verified.
Local validation: 55 CI-contract tests, 29 shared-engine tests, actionlint, Ruff and craftsmanship checks passed. Independent review found and corrected checkout deletion, release retry and default-branch push defects. Hosted product/install/native review acceptance remains pending on this PR.