Opensource small pr

Open-Source Small PR Workflow

Use this skill for recurring open-source contribution windows. The goal is one small, useful contribution at a time, or a quiet local candidate note when no safe public action exists.

Required First Step

Before searching GitHub, posting publicly, or editing an external checkout, run from the lightjunction project root:

./scripts/opensource-contrib-context.sh

Use the output as the source of truth for:

• China-time agenda
• state log path
• lock path
• recently explored repositories
• JSONL logging format

If the script says another run is active, stop immediately, write a short skip summary, and archive/stop if this is an automated no-op run.

Safety Rules

• Do not prioritize high-star repositories.
• Do not create mechanical PR spam, weak issues, or generic review comments.
• Do not do broad formatting, big refactors, dependency churn, or architecture rewrites.
• Do not touch authentication, payments, crypto, security policy, licenses, privacy-sensitive code, or production deployment paths.
• Prefer no PR over a weak PR.
• Skip recently explored repositories unless following up on an existing PR, issue, or maintainer reply.

Candidate Criteria

Prefer repositories that match most of these:

• 2 to 80 stars by default, up to 150 only for an unusually clear small issue.
• Pushed within the last 30 to 60 days.
• Maintainer activity is visible in commits, issues, releases, or merged PRs.
• The project purpose is understandable within a few minutes.
• The fix can be reviewed quickly.

Prefer work types in this order:

• Broken links or stale docs links.
• Typos that affect commands, examples, or clarity.
• README/docs clarification tied to an existing issue.
• Small regression test for a clear bug.
• One-line or localized bug fix with a test.
• A real issue only when the bug or docs gap is verified.

State And Logging

Local state stays under .kimaki/ and must not be committed:

.kimaki/opensource-contrib-log.jsonl
.kimaki/opensource-contrib.lock

Record every explored repository before the run ends:

printf '%s\n' '{"at":"2026-06-13T14:00:00Z","runId":"RUN_ID","repo":"owner/repo","action":"reviewed-skipped","url":"https://github.com/owner/repo","notes":"why skipped"}' >> .kimaki/opensource-contrib-log.jsonl

Useful actions:

• candidate-recorded
• explored-skipped
• reviewed-skipped
• reviewed-no-comment
• issue-skipped
• opened-pr
• pr-followup-no-change
• notification-triage

Public Quality Bar

Before opening a PR, issue, or review comment:

• Read the full issue, PR, and relevant maintainer comments.
• Verify the problem still exists on the current branch or latest docs.
• Make the smallest correct change.
• Run the narrowest relevant validation command.
• Run an automatic diff review with the configured review model before any public PR or review comment:

opencode run -m custom/codex-auto-review 'Review only the current git diff for correctness, regressions, missing tests, maintainability risks, and accidental broad changes. Return findings first with file/line references. If there are no blocking findings, say so explicitly.'

Run review-model checks sequentially. Parallel opencode run calls can contend on the local opencode SQLite session database.

• Treat blocking review findings like failing tests: fix them or skip the public action.
• Record the review outcome in the final report.
• If validation cannot run, explain exactly why.

When passing PR bodies through shell, use single quotes around the body so Markdown backticks are not executed by the shell.

Final Report

Report compactly:

• current China time and agenda
• repositories skipped and why
• selected repository with URL and star count
• issue URL, if any
• PR URL, if opened
• validation commands and results
• custom/codex-auto-review result summary
• local log update status

If no useful contribution was found, say that directly. Do not invent a PR target.