Seen on PR #80 comment 1465: @qa posted "please address @qa's review" — the fixed templates referred to their own author in third person. Now first person (my review, I have pushed, per my plan, I have reviewed and approved). Bonus: each trigger now mentions only its target, so route.sh's mention order no longer matters for these.
Seen on PR #80 comment 1465: @qa posted *"please address @qa's review"* — the fixed templates referred to their own author in third person. Now first person (`my review`, `I have pushed`, `per my plan`, `I have reviewed and approved`). Bonus: each trigger now mentions **only its target**, so route.sh's mention order no longer matters for these.
The fixed trigger templates referred to their own author in the third person —
e.g. @qa posting 'please address @qa's review above' (seen on PR #80) or a dev
posting 'the dev has pushed an update'. Reworded to first person ('my review',
'I have pushed', 'per my plan'), which also makes routing order-independent:
each trigger now mentions ONLY its target agent.
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Seen on PR #80 comment 1465: @qa posted "please address @qa's review" — the fixed templates referred to their own author in third person. Now first person (
my review,I have pushed,per my plan,I have reviewed and approved). Bonus: each trigger now mentions only its target, so route.sh's mention order no longer matters for these.