Owner was "agreeing" with concerns instead of fixing code. Reviewer
was listing issues without directing the owner to fix them. Now:
- Reviewer: explicitly direct the owner to fix specific issues
- Owner: fix issues when flagged, don't just acknowledge
Both agents were repeating "agreed, 3 concerns remain" without
taking action. Now DONE_WITH_CONCERNS requires listing specific
actions, and repeating the same concerns for 2+ turns triggers
BLOCKED escalation.
All reviewers (claude, codex-review, codex-review-failover) now use
claude-paired-room.md. All owners use owner-common-paired-room.md.
Removed: codex-paired-room.md, codex-review-paired-room.md,
codex-review-failover-paired-room.md, codex-review-platform.md
10 prompt files → 6.
The anti-pattern guardrails ("It should work now" means run it, etc.)
and stagnation pattern names (Spinning/Oscillation/Diminishing/No progress)
are too useful to compress out — they prevent common LLM failure modes.
Both Claude and Codex platform prompts now include a short
section explaining when to use structured GitHub fields
(ci_provider, ci_repo, ci_run_id) for the host-driven fast
path instead of the generic LLM-per-tick watcher.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
