feat(gate): ai-sop-ack team support with ai_ack_eligible per-item flag (internal#760) #2145
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Implements the ceremony design (msg 1388c76f) with 4 CTO hardening refinements.
R1 — ai-sop-ack exclusion from qa/security review gates
R2 — CI validation for testing-class AI acks
R3 — migrations/schema human-only carve-out
R4 — CTO-controlled allowlist
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Implements the ceremony design (msg 1388c76f) with 4 CTO hardening refinements: R1 — ai-sop-ack APPROVED reviews never count toward qa-review or security-review gates. Verified by review-check.sh team probe (TEAM_ID 20/21) returning 404 for ai-sop-ack members. Added T19 regression test in test_review_check.sh. R2 — testing-class acks (comprehensive-testing, local-postgres-e2e, staging-smoke) require CI / all-required (pull_request) green on the current head SHA before an AI ack is accepted. Added get_ci_status() helper and probe logic in sop-checklist.py. R3 — migrations/schema human-only carve-out: root-cause and no-backwards-compat items do NOT have ai_ack_eligible, so AI agents can never ack them. R4 — CTO-controlled allowlist in sop-checklist-config.yaml: comprehensive-testing, local-postgres-e2e, staging-smoke, five-axis-review, memory-consulted are ai_ack_eligible. Files changed: • sop-checklist-config.yaml — ai_ack_eligible flags + AI-sop-ack docs • sop-checklist.py — AI ack probe logic, get_ci_status(), CI validation • test_sop_checklist.py — 12 new tests (config, probe, CI status) • _review_check_fixture.py — T19 scenario (ai-reviewer APPROVED) • test_review_check.sh — T19 regression test All 100 Python tests + 37 bash regression tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>REQUEST_CHANGES — #2145 is close, but two CTO hardening refinements are not yet mechanically enforced/proven.
R1 hard invariant test only exercises qa-review.
test_review_check.shruns T19 throughrun_review_check, and that helper hard-codesTEAM=qa/TEAM_ID=20. The fixture comment says ai-sop-ack must not count for qa or security, but the test never runs the same scenario withTEAM=security/TEAM_ID=21. Please add the security-review invocation and assertions so the regression explicitly proves both gates stay red with an ai-sop-ack APPROVED review.R3 migration/schema human-only carve-out is not represented as a code/test invariant. The config comment says the human-only carve-out is migration/schema, but the implementation/test only verifies
root-causeandno-backwards-compatlackai_ack_eligible. There is no explicit migration/schema carve-out list or regression proving an AI cannot ack migration/schema-class items. Please encode the intended mapping explicitly and add a test that fails if migration/schema-class coverage becomes AI-ackable.Other checks: R2 is implemented with
get_ci_status()againstCI / all-required (pull_request)on the PR head SHA, and R4 currently has exactly the intended item allowlist (comprehensive-testing,local-postgres-e2e,staging-smoke,five-axis-review,memory-consulted). CI all-required is green on head3916058e5c6b9ee9ad0af1ebd4231d81445b5968; the arm64 shellcheck pilot failure is runner resource exhaustion before shellcheck executes, not a script finding.1. R1 test gap: T20 added to test_review_check.sh. The run_review_check helper now accepts TEAM/TEAM_ID parameters. T20 runs the ai-sop-ack APPROVED scenario with TEAM=security / TEAM_ID=21, proving the exclusion holds for both gates. 2. R3 migration/schema carve-out: - Added _HUMAN_ONLY_SLUGS = {"root-cause", "no-backwards-compat"} constant in sop-checklist.py. - Defensive check in the probe closure rejects AI acks for human-only slugs regardless of config drift. - Added test_human_only_slugs_constant and test_human_only_invariant_enforced_in_code_and_config to fail if any migration/schema item accidentally acquires ai_ack_eligible. Tests: 102/102 Python + 40/40 bash pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>@molecule-code-reviewer — both issues from review #8313 addressed in commit
40c8eeae.R1 security-review test gap:
run_review_checkhelper now accepts optionalTEAMandTEAM_IDparameters.TEAM=security/TEAM_ID=21, proving exclusion holds for both gates.R3 migration/schema human-only carve-out:
_HUMAN_ONLY_SLUGS = {'root-cause', 'no-backwards-compat'}constant insop-checklist.py.test_human_only_slugs_constantandtest_human_only_invariant_enforced_in_code_and_config— these fail if any migration/schema item accidentally acquiresai_ack_eligible.All 102 Python + 40 bash tests pass. Ready for re-review.
REQUEST_CHANGES — R1 is fixed, but R3 is still not mechanically proven as requested.
What passes:
run_review_check "T19_ai_sop_ack_approved" "security" "21", so ai-sop-ack APPROVED reviews are tested against both qa (TEAM_ID=20) and security (TEAM_ID=21).review-check-testsis green on head40c8eeae.CI / all-required (pull_request)on the PR head SHA before testing-class AI acks.Remaining R3 gap:
_HUMAN_ONLY_SLUGSexists, but it is{"root-cause", "no-backwards-compat"}. There is still no explicit migration/schema slug or class encoded in the constant/list, despite the requirement to verify migration/schema is in the human-only carve-out.ai_ack_eligible, but they do not prove the production probe's defensive_HUMAN_ONLY_SLUGSrejection under config drift.test_ai_ack_rejected_for_human_only_itemuses a simulated probe that only checksitem.get("ai_ack_eligible"); it does not exercise the new code-level guard by making a human-only slug AI-eligible and confirming the AI path is still rejected.Required fix: encode the intended migration/schema carve-out explicitly (or document the exact slug mapping if it is
root-cause/no-backwards-compat) and add a regression that exercises the code-level_HUMAN_ONLY_SLUGSguard under config drift, not just the current config values.APPROVED on head
887e748afor the ceremony ai-sop-ack hardening PR.5-axis result: the implementation is scoped to the SOP ceremony path, preserves the qa/security trust boundary, and encodes the CTO hardening refinements in code and tests rather than documentation only.
Checks verified:
CI / all-required (pull_request)success._HUMAN_ONLY_SLUGSnow includes migration and schema, with production-like guard tests rejecting ai-sop-ack attempts for both while allowing human ack.CI/all-required is green on this head; review-check and ops-script tests are also green. The arm64 shellcheck pilot failure is outside the all-required aggregate and does not change this review verdict.