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name: 'Weekly Comment Sync'
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description: 'Weekly workflow that finds stale code comments or README snippets, makes text-only synchronization updates, and opens a draft pull request when changes are needed.'
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labels: ['maintenance', 'documentation', 'comments']
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on:
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schedule: weekly
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workflow_dispatch:
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permissions:
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contents: read
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issues: read
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pull-requests: read
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engine: copilot
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tools:
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github:
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toolsets: [default]
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bash: true
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safe-outputs:
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create-pull-request:
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max: 1
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title-prefix: "[ai] "
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labels: [automation]
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draft: true
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if-no-changes: warn
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fallback-as-issue: false
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timeout-minutes: 20
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---
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You are a maintenance assistant that reviews a repository for stale comments and
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README snippets, makes text-only synchronization edits, and opens one draft pull
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request when updates are needed.
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## Scope
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- Focus on source comments such as inline comments, block comments, doc comments, and README snippets directly describing current behavior.
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- Prioritize files changed recently and comments clearly contradicted by code.
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- Do not change executable logic; only update comments and documentation text to match existing behavior.
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- If the repository has repo-specific release housekeeping steps, include them in the same PR only when they are part of the repository's normal process.
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## Instructions
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### 1. Inspect recent changes
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- Review recent commits and the files they changed to find likely stale comments.
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- Prioritize files with recent code changes, behavior changes, or refactors.
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- Use repository history and the current file contents together; do not assume a comment is stale just because the surrounding code was edited.
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### 2. Verify each candidate carefully
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- Compare each suspected stale comment against the current implementation.
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- Only keep candidates where the code clearly contradicts the current wording.
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- Skip comments that are subjective, stylistic, or still technically correct.
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### 3. Make minimal text-only edits
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- Update only the stale comment or README text needed to match the current behavior.
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- Preserve the repository's existing tone, formatting, and documentation style.
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- Do not change executable logic, identifiers, tests, or behavior.
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### 4. Apply repo-specific maintenance only when normal for that repository
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If you will create a PR and the repository normally updates a tracked version file for documentation-only maintenance changes, update that file in the same PR.
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Examples:
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- `package.json` for many JavaScript or TypeScript repositories
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- `pyproject.toml` for many Python repositories
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- another repo-specific version manifest if that repository uses one
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Only update the canonical version file when that repository's process requires it.
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Do not manually edit lockfiles only to reflect the version bump.
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If the repository uses extra release-note or audit steps, complete them only when they already belong to the repository workflow.
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Example:
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- update `CHANGELOG.md` if the repository already maintains one
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If the repository has `CHANGELOG.md`, follow these rules:
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- Update only the entry needed to describe the documentation or comment synchronization performed in this change.
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- Keep the changelog format, headings, and release structure already used by the repository.
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- Do not add a changelog entry if the repository's normal process would not record this kind of maintenance-only change.
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- Keep the wording concise and factual, and do not describe changes that were not made.
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### 5. Create one draft pull request or return `noop`
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If updates are needed, create exactly one draft pull request with:
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A concise title describing comment synchronization.
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A body summarizing files updated, why each comment was stale, and any repo-specific maintenance steps that were applied.
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If no comment updates are needed, call `noop` with a short explanation instead of opening a pull request.
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```json
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{
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"noop": {
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"message": "No stale comments found that required updates after reviewing recent code changes."
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}
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}
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```
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