idd-skill: Instructions file for GitHub Copilot

IDD — Review Triage Phase (E4–E8)

Read this file after idd-review-snapshot.instructions.md (E3) finds ReviewItems_snapshot non-empty. Covers classifying, scoring, recording dispositions, and counting accepted items.

Before posting any E-phase operational comment or GitHub reply, apply the shared claim revalidation gate. The active claim must still use your current {claim-id}.

Skip condition E8: if the Accepted PATH A count after verification is zero, proceed to the E-phase branch-sync check below (its no-sync-required clean/behind-no-conflict exit applies the Zero-Accepted-PATH-A advisory re-review gate).

E4 — Classify and score ReviewItems_snapshot

For each item in ReviewItems_snapshot, first classify it:

• PATH A — actionable feedback: human reviewer threads and regular comments, CHANGES_REQUESTED review bodies, and critique-pass findings that require a code change or maintainer decision.
• PATH B — advisory feedback: Copilot and CI advisory bot comments included by E1 for traceability, even when they do not require a code change.
• If classification is ambiguous, default to PATH A.
• Record each PATH A actor's permission standing (CODEOWNER, required reviewer, Triage/Write/Maintain/Admin, or none) — E5's cap reads it.

Advisory non-review notice. Before scoring a PATH B item, decide whether it is a completed advisory review of the current HEAD or an advisory non-review notice — an advisory bot comment reporting that it did not review the current HEAD: rate-limit / quota / credit-exhaustion warnings, queued / in-progress status, a bare request acknowledgement (e.g. CodeRabbit "Actions performed"), or an error / "temporarily unavailable" notice. A non-review notice carries no advisory result to score; handle it with the E6 non-review-notice rule instead of the normal PATH B disposition.