idd-skill idd-pr-submit.instructions.md

IDD — PR Submit Phase (D)

Read this file after the self-review loop passes. It covers pre-publication main sync, claim verification, tests, pushing, PR creation, and waiting for CI.

Before the D1 sync and D2 push, apply the shared claim revalidation gate.

D1 — Sync main before first push

If the branch has not been pushed yet, sync it onto main before the first push — the routine pre-publication history cleanup step. First run git fetch origin main, then check whether the branch is already current with origin/main: if git merge-base HEAD origin/main equals origin/main (behind-count 0), the branch already contains every commit on main, so the rebase would be a pure no-op. Skip the rebase entirely and proceed to D2 — D1's pre-publication synchronization goal is already met. In a sibling-worktree setup a no-op git rebase origin/main can still detach HEAD at the upstream tip without replaying the local commit, and re-running that no-op rebase re-detaches every time, so the bounded recovery below cannot converge for the no-op case; skipping it is the clean exit.

Otherwise the branch is behind origin/main: rebase it onto main (git rebase origin/main), then apply the post-rebase verification and bounded recovery below.

After the first D-phase push, do not reuse D1 as the normal synchronization path. Later branch updates should return through the E-phase review loop and, by default, merge main into the published PR branch so the synchronization diff is reviewable.

This D-phase file records the publication boundary only: post-push synchronization itself runs through idd-review-triage.instructions.md's E-phase branch-sync check (Esync), which uses the branch-conflict-state helper when helper runtime is enabled (a gh pr view fallback otherwise), and idd-resume.instructions.md already routes a content-conflicting branch there on restart.