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@mmnto/pack-bot-coderabbit

v0.2.0

Published

Totem Pack: operational discipline for working with CodeRabbit on pull request reviews. Workflow markdown + recommended .coderabbit.yaml template.

Readme

@mmnto/pack-bot-coderabbit

A Totem Pack for working with CodeRabbit on pull request reviews.

This is a Bot Operations Pack — workflow markdown, anti-patterns, and a recommended .coderabbit.yaml template that consumers can opt into. It does not auto-apply any configuration.

Install

pnpm add -D @mmnto/pack-bot-coderabbit

In totem.config.ts:

export default {
  extends: ['@mmnto/pack-bot-coderabbit'],
};

What's inside

  • workflows/ — operational guidance for CodeRabbit (mechanics, invocation, patterns and quirks, anti-patterns, cross-bot interaction).
  • templates/coderabbit.yaml — recommended .coderabbit.yaml baseline. Layer 3 of the three-layer adoption model: the template ships but does not auto-apply. Copy it manually into your repo (or via a future totem template install command).

What's not inside

  • No compiled totem-rules.json in v0.1. Most CR-interaction guidance is workflow markdown rather than AST/regex rules. If a CR-quirk emerges that compiles to a deterministic match (e.g., a CR-citation format that should be enforced), it lands as a .totem/lessons/ entry in a future minor release.
  • No automated config writes. Per Tenet 13: Sensors, Not Actuators, packs surface recommendations; consumers apply them.

Versioning

Behavioral SemVer per ADR-085:

  • Patch (0.1.x) — false-positive fixes, prose clarifications.
  • Minor (0.x.0) — new lessons or workflow sections, defaulting to warning or disabled.
  • Major (x.0.0) — tightening lessons to error, removing rule IDs, or breaking workflow conventions.

CR ships behavioral changes multiple times per week. Pack release cadence tracks CR's rhythm, not totem core's — expect patch releases on the order of weekly when warranted.

Source of truth

This pack drains from mmnto-ai/totem-strategy:docs/bot-interaction-nuance.md (the canonical bot-operations file). When new CR nuance surfaces, it lands there first; pack releases roll forward periodically.

Companion packs

License

MIT