Ship

Move one finished branch to main through five gates: local review, pull request, NorbiAI review, CI, merge. Do each gate in sequence. Do not skip a gate to go faster.

When the user invokes this skill, they approve the merge at the end, but only when every gate is green. Stop and ask when a gate needs a product decision, a force-push, or a bypass.

Before you start

• Read AGENTS.md and each nested AGENTS.md for a directory in the diff.
• Run git status and git branch --show-current. When the branch is main, create a branch first. Do not ship from main.
• Run git fetch origin main. Get the change set with git diff --stat origin/main...HEAD and git status --short.
• When a pull request for the branch exists (gh pr view --json number,state,url), continue from the first gate that is not done.
• Keep a checklist in TASKS.md with one item for each gate.

Gate 1, Review the diff locally

A local review is less expensive than a NorbiAI round. Find the problems before the push.

1. Commit the finished work. Write the message in ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English. Leave unrelated changes out of the commit.
2. Review origin/main...HEAD for correctness, data loss, the non-negotiable rules in AGENTS.md, and reuse. Use the code-review skill when it is available, or a review subagent with the diff range.
3. Triage each finding as babysit Step 2 says: fix only findings that you can prove. Record the others as not valid, with the reason.
4. Run the narrowest relevant test file and biome check --write --max-diagnostics=none <changed paths>. Run one typecheck project for the code you changed, as AGENTS.md says. Do not run broad checks.
5. Commit the fixes. The pre-commit hook runs its own checks. Do not use --no-verify. When the hook fails, fix the cause and commit again.