no-mistakes: Skill for Claude Code

Shared PR-Enforcement Action (.github/actions/require-no-mistakes)

• The shared implementation of the PR must be raised via no-mistakes gate is a composite action that lets enforcing repositories replace copied, drift-prone scripts. It verifies the signature line, parses the v1 pipeline-step attestation, binds head_sha to the PR head, and requires review, test, and document to be completed. Callers pin a release tag or commit SHA, never @main, which the judged PR can edit. Per-repo configuration is exemptions only (exempt-authors, exempt-bot-authors, exempt-head-branches); which steps are required is deliberately not an input, so no caller can weaken the gate while still reporting the same check name. The action README owns usage; CONTRIBUTING.md owns the contributor-facing contract.
• This repository's own gate (.github/workflows/no-mistakes-required.yml) is a thin caller of the action, pinned at an already-published commit SHA. GitHub downloads uses: at job setup, so the pin must always name a ref that already carries the action. That pin IS the self-certification guard: a PR editing the action is fully tested on its own head (the Go tests execute the working-tree verify.py) while the required check judging it runs the published pinned copy, so the change cannot rewrite its own judge. Bumping the pin is a separate deliberate PR.
• This repo's automation exemptions stay in the job-level if:, not in exempt-authors. An in-job exemption still needs the run to start, and a GITHUB_TOKEN PR's run is created in action_required and never starts; the paths-ignore entries exist for the same reason. Repos without that constraint should prefer the action's inputs.
• Duplicate step records are LAST-WINS by design (check_required_steps in verify.py), and a skip-shaped sibling field on a completed record is deliberately not inspected. Some pre-migration inline gates were stricter (requiring every record of a name to be completed); that strictness is explicitly NOT the standard, and relaxing to last-wins on migration is the intended outcome, not a regression. Do not "harden" this without an owner decision.
• A caller that gains head_sha binding must also drop synchronize from on.pull_request.types, matching this repository's own post-#773 trigger set. Binding plus synchronize pins a stale FAILURE check run to a head the pipeline is about to fix, and gh pr checks collapses same-named runs by startedAt, so the CI monitor can park the run red forever. That change is only safe where no ruleset or branch protection REQUIRES the check - otherwise a pushed head gets no run and the requirement blocks the merge forever. Verify per repo with gh api repos/<owner>/<repo>/rulesets plus .../branches/<branch>/protection; at the time of the fleet migration treehouse, sshhip, and wheelhouse required it and therefore keep synchronize.
• Migrating a repository is rarely a one-file swap. Repos whose tests extract and execute the inline run: block (an extractGateScript() helper and its gate test) break at import once the block is gone, and repo-level AGENTS.md notes that tell agents to hand-copy the gate from a sibling repository must be rewritten - that copying is the drift the shared action exists to remove.
• Regressions: require_no_mistakes_action_test.go executes verify.py the way a runner does (verdicts, exemption surface, event-payload binding); workflow_no_mistakes_required_test.go owns the CALLER - immutable-SHA pin, single delegating step, exemptions, triggers, concurrency identity, fork boundary - and drives the real action through the event payload.