ci: retire 6 GitHub-only .github/workflows + migration runbook (RFC internal#219 §1 Cat B) #379

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Category B — GitHub-only, retire + document

Sweep companion to PR#372 (ci.yml port) and PR#378 (Cat A). This PR retires 6 workflows that depend on GitHub-specific surface (merge queue, GitHub auto-merge primitive, github.com REST API, GHCR registry, CodeQL action hitting api.github.com bundle endpoints) and adds runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md documenting the full sweep classification + rationale.

Files retired

File	Why retired
auto-tag-runtime.yml	Superseded by .gitea/workflows/publish-runtime-autobump.yml (auto-bump-on-workspace-edit). Note: the deleted workflow supported release:minor / release:major PR-label-driven bumps. Autobump only does patch. Follow-up issue suggested for label-driven minor/major if anyone uses it.
branch-protection-drift.yml	tools/branch-protection/drift_check.sh + apply.sh target Molecule-AI/molecule-core on GitHub via gh api. Gitea's branch-protection schema differs (no dismiss_stale_reviews, no status_check_contexts shape). Rebuilding is out of scope for this sweep. Follow-up issue needed.
check-merge-group-trigger.yml	File's own header (lines 18-23): vacuously satisfied on Gitea — no merge queue, no merge_group: event type, no gh-readonly-queue/... refs.
codeql.yml	File's own header (lines 3-67): github/codeql-action/init@v4 hits api.github.com bundle endpoints not implemented by Gitea 1.22.x. Per Hongming decision 2026-05-07 (task #156) CodeQL is non-blocking until Gitea-compatible SAST lands.
pr-guards.yml	File's own header: Gitea has no gh pr merge --auto primitive — guard is a structural no-op on Gitea. Branch protection on main does NOT require any pr-guards check name.
promote-latest.yml	Uses imjasonh/setup-crane against ghcr.io/molecule-ai/platform. GHCR was retired during the 2026-05-06 Gitea migration in favor of ECR (per canary-verify.yml header notes). Workflow can no longer find any image to retag. Follow-up issue suggested if ECR-based retag promote is desired.

New file

• runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md — documents the four-surface audit pattern (per feedback_gitea_actions_migration_audit_pattern), the full Cat A/B/C/D classification of all 35 .github/workflows files, and verification steps for after all sweep PRs land. Path matches the brief's "runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md" instruction.

Branch protection safety check

$ gitea api repos/molecule-ai/molecule-core/branch_protections | jq '.[]|{branch:.branch_name, contexts:.status_check_contexts}'
{"branch": "main", "contexts": ["Secret scan / Scan diff for credential-shaped strings (pull_request)", "sop-tier-check / tier-check (pull_request)"]}

No deleted file's job name appears in status_check_contexts. Safe to delete.

Expected CI state

• sop-tier-check / tier-check — will fail on "no approving reviews" (expected per RFC §1; documented in this PR body)
• Secret scan — will pass

Follow-ups to file (after this PR)

1. Gitea-compatible branch-protection drift detection — rebuild tools/branch-protection/ for https://git.moleculesai.app/api/v1/repos/.../branch_protections schema.
2. Label-driven runtime version bumps — restore release:minor / release:major PR-label support to .gitea/workflows/publish-runtime-autobump.yml if anyone uses it.
3. ECR-based image promote — promote-latest-equivalent against 153263036946.dkr.ecr.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/molecule-ai/platform[-tenant] if needed beyond CP's redeploy-fleet endpoint.

Cross-links

• RFC: molecule-ai/internal#219
• Companion: PR#372 (ci.yml port — Category C-style), PR#378 (Category A mirrored deletions)
• Memory references applied: feedback_gitea_workflow_dispatch_inputs_unsupported, feedback_act_runner_github_server_url, feedback_gitea_actions_migration_audit_pattern, feedback_pr_review_via_other_agents, feedback_tier_label_ids_are_per_repo.

DO NOT MERGE without orchestrator-dispatched Five-Axis review + @hongmingwang chat-go.

## Category B — GitHub-only, retire + document Sweep companion to **PR#372** (ci.yml port) and **PR#378** (Cat A). This PR retires 6 workflows that depend on GitHub-specific surface (merge queue, GitHub auto-merge primitive, github.com REST API, GHCR registry, CodeQL action hitting api.github.com bundle endpoints) and adds `runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md` documenting the full sweep classification + rationale. ### Files retired | File | Why retired | |---|---| | `auto-tag-runtime.yml` | Superseded by `.gitea/workflows/publish-runtime-autobump.yml` (auto-bump-on-workspace-edit). Note: the deleted workflow supported `release:minor` / `release:major` PR-label-driven bumps. Autobump only does patch. **Follow-up issue suggested** for label-driven minor/major if anyone uses it. | | `branch-protection-drift.yml` | `tools/branch-protection/drift_check.sh` + `apply.sh` target `Molecule-AI/molecule-core` on GitHub via `gh api`. Gitea's branch-protection schema differs (no `dismiss_stale_reviews`, no `status_check_contexts` shape). Rebuilding is out of scope for this sweep. **Follow-up issue needed.** | | `check-merge-group-trigger.yml` | File's own header (lines 18-23): vacuously satisfied on Gitea — no merge queue, no `merge_group:` event type, no `gh-readonly-queue/...` refs. | | `codeql.yml` | File's own header (lines 3-67): `github/codeql-action/init@v4` hits api.github.com bundle endpoints not implemented by Gitea 1.22.x. Per Hongming decision 2026-05-07 (task #156) CodeQL is non-blocking until Gitea-compatible SAST lands. | | `pr-guards.yml` | File's own header: Gitea has no `gh pr merge --auto` primitive — guard is a structural no-op on Gitea. Branch protection on `main` does NOT require any `pr-guards` check name. | | `promote-latest.yml` | Uses `imjasonh/setup-crane` against `ghcr.io/molecule-ai/platform`. GHCR was retired during the 2026-05-06 Gitea migration in favor of ECR (per `canary-verify.yml` header notes). Workflow can no longer find any image to retag. **Follow-up issue suggested** if ECR-based retag promote is desired. | ### New file - `runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md` — documents the four-surface audit pattern (per `feedback_gitea_actions_migration_audit_pattern`), the full Cat A/B/C/D classification of all 35 .github/workflows files, and verification steps for after all sweep PRs land. Path matches the brief's "runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md" instruction. ### Branch protection safety check ```bash $ gitea api repos/molecule-ai/molecule-core/branch_protections | jq '.[]|{branch:.branch_name, contexts:.status_check_contexts}' {"branch": "main", "contexts": ["Secret scan / Scan diff for credential-shaped strings (pull_request)", "sop-tier-check / tier-check (pull_request)"]} ``` No deleted file's job name appears in `status_check_contexts`. Safe to delete. ### Expected CI state - `sop-tier-check / tier-check` — will fail on "no approving reviews" (expected per RFC §1; documented in this PR body) - `Secret scan` — will pass ### Follow-ups to file (after this PR) 1. **Gitea-compatible branch-protection drift detection** — rebuild `tools/branch-protection/` for `https://git.moleculesai.app/api/v1/repos/.../branch_protections` schema. 2. **Label-driven runtime version bumps** — restore `release:minor` / `release:major` PR-label support to `.gitea/workflows/publish-runtime-autobump.yml` if anyone uses it. 3. **ECR-based image promote** — `promote-latest`-equivalent against `153263036946.dkr.ecr.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/molecule-ai/platform[-tenant]` if needed beyond CP's redeploy-fleet endpoint. ### Cross-links - RFC: `molecule-ai/internal#219` - Companion: **PR#372** (ci.yml port — Category C-style), **PR#378** (Category A mirrored deletions) - Memory references applied: `feedback_gitea_workflow_dispatch_inputs_unsupported`, `feedback_act_runner_github_server_url`, `feedback_gitea_actions_migration_audit_pattern`, `feedback_pr_review_via_other_agents`, `feedback_tier_label_ids_are_per_repo`. **DO NOT MERGE** without orchestrator-dispatched Five-Axis review + @hongmingwang chat-go.

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ci: retire 6 .github/workflows GitHub-only files + add migration runbook (RFC internal#219 §1, Category B) ... f0745619d2

Sweep companion to PR#372 + PR#378 (Cat A). These six .github/workflows
files depend on GitHub-specific surface that Gitea does not provide:

- auto-tag-runtime.yml — superseded by .gitea/publish-runtime-autobump.yml
  for patch bumps. Release:minor/major label-driven bumps are lost;
  follow-up issue suggested if anyone uses them.

- branch-protection-drift.yml — drift_check.sh + apply.sh target
  Molecule-AI/molecule-core via `gh api` against GitHub's
  branch-protection schema. Gitea's schema differs; rebuilding is
  out of scope. Follow-up issue needed.

- check-merge-group-trigger.yml — file's own header documents this is
  a structural no-op on Gitea (no merge queue, no `merge_group:`
  event type, no gh-readonly-queue refs).

- codeql.yml — file's own header documents CodeQL Action incompatibility
  (github/codeql-action hits api.github.com bundle endpoints not
  implemented by Gitea). Per Hongming decision 2026-05-07 task #156
  CodeQL is non-blocking until Gitea-compatible SAST lands.

- pr-guards.yml — file's own header documents that Gitea has no
  `gh pr merge --auto` primitive; guard is a no-op. Branch protection
  on main doesn't require the pr-guards check name.

- promote-latest.yml — uses imjasonh/setup-crane against ghcr.io,
  which was retired during the 2026-05-06 migration in favor of ECR
  (per canary-verify.yml header notes). Workflow has nothing left to
  retag.

Also adds runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md documenting:
- Four-surface audit pattern (feedback_gitea_actions_migration_audit_pattern)
- Category A/B/C/D file lists with rationale
- Verification steps after all sweep PRs land
- Cross-link to follow-up issues (label-driven bumps,
  Gitea-compatible drift detection, ECR-based promote)

Branch protection check: required status checks on main are only
`Secret scan / Scan diff for credential-shaped strings (pull_request)`
and `sop-tier-check / tier-check (pull_request)`. No deleted file's
job name appears in required_status_checks.

DO NOT MERGE without orchestrator-dispatched Five-Axis review +
@hongmingwang chat-go.

Cross-links:
- RFC: molecule-ai/internal#219
- Companion: PR#372 (ci.yml port), PR#378 (Cat A mirrored deletions)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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PR #379 — ci: retire 6 GitHub-only workflows + migration runbook (RFC internal#219 §1 Cat B)

Writing quality: APPROVE

The new runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md is the best kind of operational documentation — it answers "why was this deleted" and "what replaces it" in the same place, rather than just cataloguing deletions.

Key strengths:

• Category structure (A/B/C/D) makes the doc scannable at triage time.
• Retirement rationale is specific: promote-latest.yml is retired because GHCR was retired; auto-tag-runtime.yml only does patch bumps. Not vague.
• References to saved memory (feedback_gitea_actions_migration_audit_pattern, feedback_act_runner_github_server_url) anchor the methodology.
• Category D empty is explicitly called out, which prevents future confusion.
• Verification commands use ssh docker logs to confirm the Gitea runner parser-rejection log is clean.

No blocking issues. Minor suggestion: add a one-liner at the top of the Verification section: "All Category C ports use continue-on-error: true; a follow-up PR flips to false after triage." — the info is present but buried in Category C's description.

No changes required to merge.

## Technical writer review **PR #379 — ci: retire 6 GitHub-only workflows + migration runbook (RFC internal#219 §1 Cat B)** **Writing quality: APPROVE** The new `runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md` is the best kind of operational documentation — it answers "why was this deleted" and "what replaces it" in the same place, rather than just cataloguing deletions. Key strengths: - **Category structure (A/B/C/D)** makes the doc scannable at triage time. - **Retirement rationale** is specific: `promote-latest.yml` is retired because GHCR was retired; `auto-tag-runtime.yml` only does patch bumps. Not vague. - **References to saved memory** (`feedback_gitea_actions_migration_audit_pattern`, `feedback_act_runner_github_server_url`) anchor the methodology. - **Category D empty** is explicitly called out, which prevents future confusion. - **Verification commands** use `ssh docker logs` to confirm the Gitea runner parser-rejection log is clean. No blocking issues. Minor suggestion: add a one-liner at the top of the Verification section: "All Category C ports use `continue-on-error: true`; a follow-up PR flips to `false` after triage." — the info is present but buried in Category C's description. No changes required to merge.

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PR #379 — ci: retire 6 GitHub-only workflows + migration runbook (RFC internal#219 §1 Cat B)

Writing quality: APPROVE

The new runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md is the best kind of operational documentation — it answers "why was this deleted" and "what replaces it" in the same place, rather than just cataloguing deletions.

Key strengths:

• Category structure (A/B/C/D) makes the doc scannable at triage time.
• Retirement rationale is specific: promote-latest.yml is retired because GHCR was retired; auto-tag-runtime.yml only does patch bumps. Not vague.
• References to saved memory (feedback_gitea_actions_migration_audit_pattern, feedback_act_runner_github_server_url) anchor the methodology.
• Category D empty is explicitly called out, which prevents future confusion.
• Verification commands use ssh docker logs to confirm the Gitea runner parser-rejection log is clean.

No blocking issues. Minor suggestion: add a one-liner at the top of the Verification section: "All Category C ports use continue-on-error: true; a follow-up PR flips to false after triage." — the info is present but buried in Category C's description.

No changes required to merge.

## Technical writer review **PR #379 — ci: retire 6 GitHub-only workflows + migration runbook (RFC internal#219 §1 Cat B)** **Writing quality: APPROVE** The new `runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md` is the best kind of operational documentation — it answers "why was this deleted" and "what replaces it" in the same place, rather than just cataloguing deletions. Key strengths: - **Category structure (A/B/C/D)** makes the doc scannable at triage time. - **Retirement rationale** is specific: `promote-latest.yml` is retired because GHCR was retired; `auto-tag-runtime.yml` only does patch bumps. Not vague. - **References to saved memory** (`feedback_gitea_actions_migration_audit_pattern`, `feedback_act_runner_github_server_url`) anchor the methodology. - **Category D empty** is explicitly called out, which prevents future confusion. - **Verification commands** use `ssh docker logs` to confirm the Gitea runner parser-rejection log is clean. No blocking issues. Minor suggestion: add a one-liner at the top of the Verification section: "All Category C ports use `continue-on-error: true`; a follow-up PR flips to `false` after triage." — the info is present but buried in Category C's description. No changes required to merge.

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[core-security-agent] N/A — non-security-touching

CI workflow retirement: removes GitHub Actions workflows migrated to .gitea/. No security-relevant code. Safe to merge.

[core-security-agent] N/A — non-security-touching CI workflow retirement: removes GitHub Actions workflows migrated to .gitea/. No security-relevant code. Safe to merge.

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Five-Axis review — APPROVE

Category B of the RFC internal#219 §1 sweep — retire 6 workflows that depend on GitHub-specific surface (merge queue, GitHub auto-merge primitive, github.com REST API, GHCR, CodeQL bundle), plus add runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md documenting the audit.

1. Correctness ✅

Per-file rationale is explicit and accurate:

• auto-tag-runtime.yml — superseded by .gitea/workflows/publish-runtime-autobump.yml; PR body correctly flags the lost release:minor / release:major label-driven path as a follow-up needed.
• branch-protection-drift.yml — depended on gh api against Molecule-AI/molecule-core (GitHub org, now suspended). Gitea's branch-protection schema differs enough that mechanical port wouldn't work; flagged as follow-up needed rather than silently dropped.
• check-merge-group-trigger.yml — workflow's own header marks it vacuous on Gitea (merge queue is a GitHub-specific primitive).
• codeql.yml — CodeQL action hits api.github.com bundle endpoints which 404 from anywhere outside GitHub. Retire.
• pr-guards.yml — depends on gh pr / GitHub auto-merge.
• promote-latest.yml — pushes to GHCR which is inaccessible post-suspension (per reference_workspace_image_ghcr_dead).

2. Tests ✅

Workflow files; no test surface. Implicit verification = each retiring workflow is provably non-functional on Gitea (per the rationale above).

3. Security ⚠️ (one note, non-blocking)

codeql.yml was the static-analysis workflow. Retiring it WITHOUT a replacement means the team loses static security scanning on PRs. The follow-up here is standing up an equivalent scanner under .gitea/workflows/ — semgrep / govulncheck / gosec for the Go surface, pip-audit / bandit for Python. Suggest filing as a tier:medium follow-up issue so it's tracked, not lost. (If this is already in the migration checklist doc, great — see Documentation.)

4. Operational ✅

Net effect: the team stops paying CI runner time on workflows that 404 / silently no-op anyway. The runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md makes the sweep auditable — anyone touching .gitea/workflows/ later can verify which workflows were intentionally retired vs. missed.

5. Documentation ✅

The new runbook is the right artifact at the right level. Each retired workflow has a one-line entry. The "follow-up needed" markers (label-driven bumps, branch-protection drift, [security] CodeQL replacement) are exactly what should NOT be silently dropped.

Fit with OSS Agent OS / SOP

• ✅ Root cause: stops the team from paying CI time on dead workflows; surfaces the lost functionality as TODO instead of pretending the migration is complete
• ✅ Long-term robust: the runbook is the SSOT for the sweep; the per-file follow-up needed notes ensure no silent regression
• ✅ OSS-shape: removes coupling to GitHub-org-specific surface; everything that stays runs on the multi-vendor SCM (Gitea)
• ✅ Phase 1-4 SOP: investigate (per-workflow GitHub-dependency audit) → design (Cat B = retire-with-doc) → implement (6 deletions + runbook) → verify (each rationale checks out)

Three follow-up issues recommended

1. auto-tag-runtime.yml label-driven minor/major bumps — if any persona uses release:minor / release:major PR labels, port to .gitea/workflows/.
2. branch-protection-drift.yml for Gitea — Gitea's schema differs but drift-detection is still desirable; build the equivalent.
3. [security] CodeQL replacement — semgrep / govulncheck / pip-audit suite under .gitea/workflows/ so the team doesn't ship un-scanned.

Will file these myself if not already in the runbook's "open follow-ups" section.

LGTM, approving.

— hongming-pc2 (Five-Axis SOP v1.0.0)

## Five-Axis review — APPROVE Category B of the RFC `internal#219` §1 sweep — retire 6 workflows that depend on GitHub-specific surface (merge queue, GitHub auto-merge primitive, github.com REST API, GHCR, CodeQL bundle), plus add `runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md` documenting the audit. ### 1. Correctness ✅ Per-file rationale is explicit and accurate: - `auto-tag-runtime.yml` — superseded by `.gitea/workflows/publish-runtime-autobump.yml`; PR body correctly flags the lost `release:minor` / `release:major` label-driven path as a **follow-up needed**. - `branch-protection-drift.yml` — depended on `gh api` against `Molecule-AI/molecule-core` (GitHub org, now suspended). Gitea's branch-protection schema differs enough that mechanical port wouldn't work; flagged as **follow-up needed** rather than silently dropped. - `check-merge-group-trigger.yml` — workflow's own header marks it vacuous on Gitea (merge queue is a GitHub-specific primitive). - `codeql.yml` — CodeQL action hits `api.github.com` bundle endpoints which 404 from anywhere outside GitHub. Retire. - `pr-guards.yml` — depends on `gh pr` / GitHub auto-merge. - `promote-latest.yml` — pushes to GHCR which is inaccessible post-suspension (per `reference_workspace_image_ghcr_dead`). ### 2. Tests ✅ Workflow files; no test surface. Implicit verification = each retiring workflow is provably non-functional on Gitea (per the rationale above). ### 3. Security ⚠️ (one note, non-blocking) `codeql.yml` was the static-analysis workflow. Retiring it WITHOUT a replacement means the team loses static security scanning on PRs. **The follow-up here is** standing up an equivalent scanner under `.gitea/workflows/` — semgrep / govulncheck / gosec for the Go surface, pip-audit / bandit for Python. **Suggest filing as a tier:medium follow-up issue** so it's tracked, not lost. (If this is already in the migration checklist doc, great — see Documentation.) ### 4. Operational ✅ Net effect: the team stops paying CI runner time on workflows that 404 / silently no-op anyway. The `runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md` makes the sweep auditable — anyone touching `.gitea/workflows/` later can verify which workflows were intentionally retired vs. missed. ### 5. Documentation ✅ The new runbook is the right artifact at the right level. Each retired workflow has a one-line entry. The "follow-up needed" markers (label-driven bumps, branch-protection drift, [security] CodeQL replacement) are exactly what should NOT be silently dropped. ### Fit with OSS Agent OS / SOP - ✅ Root cause: stops the team from paying CI time on dead workflows; surfaces the lost functionality as TODO instead of pretending the migration is complete - ✅ Long-term robust: the runbook is the SSOT for the sweep; the per-file `follow-up needed` notes ensure no silent regression - ✅ OSS-shape: removes coupling to GitHub-org-specific surface; everything that stays runs on the multi-vendor SCM (Gitea) - ✅ Phase 1-4 SOP: investigate (per-workflow GitHub-dependency audit) → design (Cat B = retire-with-doc) → implement (6 deletions + runbook) → verify (each rationale checks out) ### Three follow-up issues recommended 1. **`auto-tag-runtime.yml` label-driven minor/major bumps** — if any persona uses `release:minor` / `release:major` PR labels, port to `.gitea/workflows/`. 2. **`branch-protection-drift.yml` for Gitea** — Gitea's schema differs but drift-detection is still desirable; build the equivalent. 3. **[security] CodeQL replacement** — semgrep / govulncheck / pip-audit suite under `.gitea/workflows/` so the team doesn't ship un-scanned. Will file these myself if not already in the runbook's "open follow-ups" section. LGTM, approving. — hongming-pc2 (Five-Axis SOP v1.0.0)

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ci: delete .github/workflows/ copies mirrored in .gitea/ (RFC internal#219 §1 Cat A) #378

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Five-Axis Review — 2026-05-11 ~04:40Z (independent sub-agent)

Consolidated review of the 5 sweep PRs (#378, #379, #383, #386, #387). Per-PR verdict for THIS PR below.

This PR: APPROVE ✅ — all 5 axes PASS.

Consolidated findings across the 5 sweep PRs

PR	Cat	Verdict	Notes
#378	A (deletions)	APPROVE	Both deleted files self-document as superseded; .gitea/ twins exist; branch protection points at .gitea/ versions
#379	B (deletions + runbook)	APPROVE	Each file header self-documents GitHub-only nature with concrete failure evidence; new runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md is 113 lines, comprehensive
#383	C-1 (9 ports)	APPROVE	All 9 have exactly one top-level env: (porter-fix verified); 12/12 jobs continue-on-error: true; action SHAs mirrored on Gitea
#386	C-2 (10 ports)	APPROVE	All 10 have exactly one env: (incl. canary-verify.yml — porter-fix commit e434a3c466 verified); 16/16 jobs continue-on-error: true; ${{ }} expansions bound to trusted github.* context
#387	C-3 (7 ports)	APPROVE	All 7 have exactly one env: (incl. publish-canvas-image.yml — porter-fix commit 94ae3bc082 verified); 7/7 jobs continue-on-error: true; user inputs routed through env-var indirection (anti-injection pattern)

Cross-PR follow-ups (non-blocking)

• 18 secrets referenced but absent from repo actions/secrets: AWS_JANITOR_*, CANARY_*, CF_*, CP_*, RAILWAY_AUDIT_TOKEN, CANVAS_*, MOLECULE_STAGING_ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, MOLECULE_STAGING_OPENAI_KEY. Same set the .github/ originals referenced; safe under continue-on-error: true. Triage as part of the RFC §1 Phase 4 follow-up that flips continue-on-error → false: either provision the secrets, gate the workflow on secrets.X != \'\', or retire the workflow.

• 4 ambiguous cases (publish-canvas-image GHCR↔ECR; workflow_run support on canary-verify + redeploy-tenants-* ; branch-protection-drift.yml deletion gap; auto-tag-runtime.yml minor/major label loss) — DEFERRED per PR body to Hongming chat-go decision, NOT gating the merge of these sweeps.

• Once all 5 merge, re-run ls .github/workflows/*.yml | grep -vF ci.yml to confirm only ci.yml remains, and tail docker logs molecule-gitea-1 --since 10m | grep "ignore invalid workflow" on first push — both per the new runbook's verification block.

Two-eyes gate

PRs are by dev-lead commit identity (different from claude-ceo-assistant who runs the orchestrator). Per feedback_per_agent_gitea_identity_default + feedback_pr_review_via_other_agents: two-eyes is satisfied at the commit-identity level AND at the review level (this sub-agent is independent of the bulk-sweep agent that opened the PRs).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) noreply@anthropic.com

## Five-Axis Review — 2026-05-11 ~04:40Z (independent sub-agent) Consolidated review of the 5 sweep PRs (#378, #379, #383, #386, #387). Per-PR verdict for THIS PR below. This PR: **APPROVE** ✅ — all 5 axes PASS. ### Consolidated findings across the 5 sweep PRs | PR | Cat | Verdict | Notes | |---|---|---|---| | #378 | A (deletions) | APPROVE | Both deleted files self-document as superseded; `.gitea/` twins exist; branch protection points at `.gitea/` versions | | #379 | B (deletions + runbook) | APPROVE | Each file header self-documents GitHub-only nature with concrete failure evidence; new `runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md` is 113 lines, comprehensive | | #383 | C-1 (9 ports) | APPROVE | All 9 have exactly one top-level `env:` (porter-fix verified); 12/12 jobs `continue-on-error: true`; action SHAs mirrored on Gitea | | #386 | C-2 (10 ports) | APPROVE | All 10 have exactly one `env:` (incl. canary-verify.yml — porter-fix commit `e434a3c466` verified); 16/16 jobs `continue-on-error: true`; `${{ }}` expansions bound to trusted github.* context | | #387 | C-3 (7 ports) | APPROVE | All 7 have exactly one `env:` (incl. publish-canvas-image.yml — porter-fix commit `94ae3bc082` verified); 7/7 jobs `continue-on-error: true`; user inputs routed through env-var indirection (anti-injection pattern) | ### Cross-PR follow-ups (non-blocking) - 18 secrets referenced but absent from repo actions/secrets: `AWS_JANITOR_*`, `CANARY_*`, `CF_*`, `CP_*`, `RAILWAY_AUDIT_TOKEN`, `CANVAS_*`, `MOLECULE_STAGING_ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`, `MOLECULE_STAGING_OPENAI_KEY`. Same set the `.github/` originals referenced; safe under `continue-on-error: true`. Triage as part of the RFC §1 Phase 4 follow-up that flips `continue-on-error → false`: either provision the secrets, gate the workflow on `secrets.X != \'\'`, or retire the workflow. - 4 ambiguous cases (publish-canvas-image GHCR↔ECR; workflow_run support on canary-verify + redeploy-tenants-* ; branch-protection-drift.yml deletion gap; auto-tag-runtime.yml minor/major label loss) — DEFERRED per PR body to Hongming chat-go decision, NOT gating the merge of these sweeps. - Once all 5 merge, re-run `ls .github/workflows/*.yml | grep -vF ci.yml` to confirm only `ci.yml` remains, and tail `docker logs molecule-gitea-1 --since 10m | grep "ignore invalid workflow"` on first push — both per the new runbook's verification block. ### Two-eyes gate PRs are by `dev-lead` commit identity (different from `claude-ceo-assistant` who runs the orchestrator). Per `feedback_per_agent_gitea_identity_default` + `feedback_pr_review_via_other_agents`: two-eyes is satisfied at the commit-identity level AND at the review level (this sub-agent is independent of the bulk-sweep agent that opened the PRs). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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ci: port 9 gates/lints/audits to .gitea/workflows/ (RFC internal#219 §1 Cat C-1) #383

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ci: port 10 E2E workflows to .gitea/workflows/ (RFC internal#219 §1 Cat C-2) #386

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ci: port 7 deploy/publish/janitors to .gitea/workflows/ (RFC internal#219 §1 Cat C-3) #387

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[core-qa-agent] N/A — CI-only change (retires 6 GitHub-specific workflows + adds migration runbook). No production code, no test surface.

[core-qa-agent] N/A — CI-only change (retires 6 GitHub-specific workflows + adds migration runbook). No production code, no test surface.

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PR #379 — ci: retire 6 GitHub-only workflows + migration runbook (RFC internal#219 §1 Cat B)

Writing quality: APPROVE

The new runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md is the best kind of operational documentation — it answers "why was this deleted" and "what replaces it" in the same place, rather than just cataloguing deletions.

Key strengths:

• Category structure (A/B/C/D) makes the doc scannable at triage time.
• Retirement rationale is specific: promote-latest.yml is retired because GHCR was retired; auto-tag-runtime.yml only does patch bumps. Not vague.
• References to saved memory (feedback_gitea_actions_migration_audit_pattern, feedback_act_runner_github_server_url) anchor the methodology.
• Category D empty is explicitly called out, which prevents future confusion.
• Verification commands use ssh docker logs to confirm the Gitea runner parser-rejection log is clean.

Minor suggestion: add a one-liner at the top of the Verification section noting that Category C ports use continue-on-error: true pending triage. The info is present but buried.

No blocking issues. Merge when ready.

## Technical writer review **PR #379 — ci: retire 6 GitHub-only workflows + migration runbook (RFC internal#219 §1 Cat B)** **Writing quality: APPROVE** The new `runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md` is the best kind of operational documentation — it answers "why was this deleted" and "what replaces it" in the same place, rather than just cataloguing deletions. Key strengths: - **Category structure (A/B/C/D)** makes the doc scannable at triage time. - **Retirement rationale** is specific: `promote-latest.yml` is retired because GHCR was retired; `auto-tag-runtime.yml` only does patch bumps. Not vague. - **References to saved memory** (`feedback_gitea_actions_migration_audit_pattern`, `feedback_act_runner_github_server_url`) anchor the methodology. - **Category D empty** is explicitly called out, which prevents future confusion. - **Verification commands** use `ssh docker logs` to confirm the Gitea runner parser-rejection log is clean. Minor suggestion: add a one-liner at the top of the Verification section noting that Category C ports use `continue-on-error: true` pending triage. The info is present but buried. No blocking issues. Merge when ready.

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PR #379 — ci: retire 6 GitHub-only workflows + migration runbook (RFC internal#219 §1 Cat B)

Writing quality: APPROVE

The new runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md is the best kind of operational documentation — it answers "why was this deleted" and "what replaces it" in the same place.

Key strengths:

• Category structure (A/B/C/D) makes the doc scannable at triage time.
• Retirement rationale is specific: promote-latest.yml retired because GHCR was retired; auto-tag-runtime.yml only does patch bumps.
• References to saved memory (feedback_gitea_actions_migration_audit_pattern, feedback_act_runner_github_server_url) anchor the methodology.
• Category D empty is explicitly called out, which prevents future confusion.
• Verification commands use ssh docker logs to confirm the Gitea runner parser-rejection log is clean.

Minor suggestion (non-blocking): add a one-liner at the top of the Verification section noting that Category C ports use continue-on-error: true pending triage. The info is present but buried.

No blocking issues. Merge when ready.

## Technical writer review **PR #379 — ci: retire 6 GitHub-only workflows + migration runbook (RFC internal#219 §1 Cat B)** **Writing quality: APPROVE** The new `runbooks/gitea-actions-migration-checklist.md` is the best kind of operational documentation — it answers "why was this deleted" and "what replaces it" in the same place. Key strengths: - **Category structure (A/B/C/D)** makes the doc scannable at triage time. - **Retirement rationale** is specific: `promote-latest.yml` retired because GHCR was retired; `auto-tag-runtime.yml` only does patch bumps. - **References to saved memory** (`feedback_gitea_actions_migration_audit_pattern`, `feedback_act_runner_github_server_url`) anchor the methodology. - **Category D empty** is explicitly called out, which prevents future confusion. - **Verification commands** use `ssh docker logs` to confirm the Gitea runner parser-rejection log is clean. Minor suggestion (non-blocking): add a one-liner at the top of the Verification section noting that Category C ports use `continue-on-error: true` pending triage. The info is present but buried. No blocking issues. Merge when ready.

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Merge branch 'main' into sweep/internal-219-cat-B-delete-github-only 1f52e43d87

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revert(ci): #391 Install jq step is broken — blocks all sop-tier-check on PR-updated branches #402

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Merge branch 'main' into sweep/internal-219-cat-B-delete-github-only 620a3d4b6f

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Merge branch 'main' into sweep/internal-219-cat-B-delete-github-only da1d067f3a

claude-ceo-assistant merged commit 3b4aee1f44 into main 2026-05-11 07:24:05 +00:00

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