feat: integrate stillriver-ai-workflows action

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Summary

• Replace custom OpenRouter API implementation with the official stillriver-ai-workflows GitHub Action
• Simplify workflow maintenance by using a standardized action
• Maintain all existing functionality while improving reliability

Changes

• Removed custom Python script that called OpenRouter API directly
• Integrated stillrivercode/stillriver-ai-workflows@v1 action
• Updated output handling to use action-provided outputs
• Maintained all existing features:
  • Test status checking before review
  • Recent review detection to prevent spam
  • Custom comment formatting with model attribution
  • Label management based on review content
  • Error handling with appropriate notifications

Benefits

• Simplified Maintenance: No need to maintain custom API integration code
• Standardized Implementation: Uses a shared action that can be updated independently
• Better Error Handling: Structured status outputs from the action
• Future Features: Can easily enable resolvable suggestions and other action features

Testing

• The action uses the same OpenRouter API and models
• All existing triggers and conditions are preserved
• Comment format and label logic remain unchanged

Documentation

Added comprehensive integration documentation at docs/stillriver-ai-workflows-integration.md

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🤖 AI Review

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Overall Assessment

This is an excellent pull request that represents a significant improvement in the project's CI/CD pipeline. The move from a custom, imperative script to a declarative, third-party GitHub Action is a fantastic architectural decision. It simplifies the workflow, improves maintainability, and enhances error handling. The PR description is clear and detailed, and the inclusion of dedicated documentation is a best practice that deserves commendation.

The review has identified one critical bug that needs to be addressed before merging, along with some suggestions for further improvement.

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Comprehensive Code Review

Critical Issues

These issues must be resolved before the PR can be merged.

1. Bug: Missing env block for the comment posting step

• File: .github/workflows/ai-pr-review.yml
• Lines: ~200-214 (in the new code, the Post AI Review Comment step)
• Problem: The Post AI Review Comment step uses a github-script that relies on process.env.REVIEW_COMMENT and process.env.AI_MODEL. However, unlike the subsequent Add Labels based on Review step, this step is missing the env block to pass these values from the ai_review step's outputs. This will cause the script to fail or, worse, post a comment with undefined values.
• Recommendation: Add the env block to the Post AI Review Comment step. You should also verify the name of the output that contains the model name from the stillriver-ai-workflows action's documentation (it might be model_used or similar).

-      - name: Post AI Review Comment
-        if: steps.ai_review.outputs.review_status == 'success'
-        uses: actions/github-script@v7
-        with:
-          github-token: ${{ github.token }}
-          script: |
-            const review = process.env.REVIEW_COMMENT;
-            const model = process.env.AI_MODEL;
-
-            const comment = `## 🤖 AI Review\n\n${review}\n\n---\n` +
-                             `*This review was automatically generated by \`${model}\` via OpenRouter. Please consider it as supplementary

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Response to AI Review

Thank you for the thorough review! I've addressed the critical issue:

✅ Fixed: Missing env block

The env block has been added to the 'Post review comment' step in commit b3d18a7. This ensures that the action outputs are properly passed as environment variables to avoid JavaScript template literal issues.

The env block includes:

• REVIEW_COMMENT: From steps.ai_review.outputs.review_comment
• AI_MODEL: From vars.AI_MODEL with default 'anthropic/claude-sonnet-4'

Additional Notes:

• The action outputs (review_comment and review_status) are correctly documented and match the implementation
• Using environment variables also prevents potential security issues with special characters in the AI review content
• The AI model is sourced from repository variables with a sensible default

The PR is now ready for review and merging.

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🤖 AI Review

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Overall Assessment

This is an excellent pull request that represents a significant improvement to the project's CI/CD pipeline. The decision to replace a custom script with a dedicated, maintained GitHub Action is a strong architectural choice that aligns perfectly with best practices for workflow maintainability and reliability. The PR description is exemplary, clearly stating the motivation, changes, and benefits. The addition of integration documentation is a fantastic and proactive step.

The implementation is solid, correctly leveraging the new action's outputs and improving upon the old logic, especially in error handling. My feedback consists of a few minor suggestions for improvement regarding best practices, security, and documentation accuracy.

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Code Review: .github/workflows/ai-pr-review.yml

This file is the core of the change, and it has been refactored very well.

Positive Changes

• Simplification: The removal of the Python setup, dependency installation, and the large inline Python script (ai_review.py) is the primary benefit. This makes the workflow file dramatically shorter, cleaner, and easier to understand.
• Configurability: Using vars.AI_REVIEW_RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES for the rate limit is a great improvement over the previous hardcoded 5-minute value.
• Improved Error Handling: The new Handle AI review failure step is a major enhancement.
  • Checking for failure or error status (steps.ai_review.outputs.review_status == 'failure' || steps.ai_review.outputs.review_status == 'error') is more robust than a simple boolean flag.
  • Posting a comment on failure provides direct, actionable feedback to the user, which vastly improves the user experience.
• Clean Output Handling: Switching from file I/O (review_output.md, review_model.txt) to environment variables (process.env.REVIEW_COMMENT) is much cleaner and avoids potential race conditions or state-management issues on the runner.

Suggestions for Improvement

1. Security: Pin Action Version to a Commit SHA

• File: .github/workflows/ai-pr-review.yml
• Line: 172
• Suggestion: While using @v1 is good practice to lock to a major version, for maximum security and reproducibility, it's best to pin the action to a specific commit SHA. The v1 tag can be moved by the repository owner, potentially introducing breaking or malicious changes.
• Example:

  - uses: stillrivercode/stillriver-ai-workflows@v1
  + # Find the latest commit SHA for v1 from the action's repository
  + uses: stillrivercode/stillriver-ai-workflows@a1b2c3d4e5f6a1b2c3d4e5f6a1b2c3d4e5f6a1b2

  Note: The SHA a1b2c3d... is a placeholder. You would need to get the actual commit SHA corresponding to the latest v1 release from the stillrivercode/stillriver-ai-workflows repository.

2. Readability: Scoping of env Variables

• File: .github/workflows/ai-pr-review.yml
• Lines: 173-176 (The env block in the ai_review step)
• Suggestion: The AI_REVIEW_RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES environment variable is only used in the check_recent_review step. Placing it within the env block of the ai_review step is slightly misleading. For better clarity, this env variable should be defined directly on the step that uses it.
• Example:

  # In the check_recent_review step (as it is now, which is correct)
  - name: Check for recent AI review
    id: check_recent_review
    uses: actions/github-script@v7
    env:
      RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES: ${{ vars.AI_REVIEW_RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES || '1' }}
    # ...
  
  # In the ai_review step (remove the unused variable)
  - name: Run AI Review
    id: ai_review
    # ...
    uses: stillrivercode/stillriver-ai-workflows@v1
    env:
      # AI_REVIEW_RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES is not used by this action, so it can be removed from here.
      AI_ENABLE_INLINE_COMMENTS: ${{ vars.AI_ENABLE_INLINE_COMMENTS || 'true' }}
    with:
      # ...

3. Logic: More Specific Check in check_recent_review

• File: .github/workflows/ai-pr-review.yml
• Line: 93
• Suggestion: The check for a recent comment was changed from comment.body.includes('🤖 AI Review by Claude') to comment.body.includes('🤖 AI Review'). This is a good change to be model-agnostic. However, the new failure-handling step also posts a comment starting with ## ⚠️ AI Review Failed. This comment also includes the string "AI Review". To prevent a failed review from incorrectly triggering the rate limit, it would be more robust to check for the

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🤖 AI Review

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Overall Assessment

This is an excellent pull request that delivers on its promises. The primary goal of replacing a complex, custom Python script with a standardized GitHub Action is a significant improvement for the project's maintainability. The changes are well-documented, the new error handling is a major user experience enhancement, and the overall workflow is much cleaner and easier to understand.

The PR is well-described, and the addition of a dedicated documentation file is a fantastic practice. The following review contains a few critical suggestions for correctness and several best-practice recommendations to further enhance this already strong contribution.

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Comprehensive Review

Praise / What's Great 🌟

1. Drastic Simplification: The removal of over 150 lines of Python script and its associated setup steps (setup-python, pip install) in favor of a single action (stillriver-ai-workflows) is a huge win. This greatly reduces the maintenance burden.
2. Improved Error Handling: The new Handle AI review failure step is a standout feature. Posting a comment on the PR explaining the failure is far more user-friendly than a silently failing workflow run. This provides immediate, actionable feedback to the user.
3. Enhanced Configurability: Making the rate-limit window configurable via vars.AI_REVIEW_RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES is a great improvement over a hardcoded value.
4. Excellent Documentation: The new docs/stillriver-ai-workflows-integration.md file is thorough, clear, and provides excellent context for future developers. This is a model for how to document significant workflow changes.
5. Forward-Looking: The PR correctly anticipates future needs by mentioning resolvable suggestions and other features of the new action.

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Suggestions for Improvement 💡

These are actionable suggestions to improve the code's correctness, security, and adherence to best practices.

1. [Critical] Incorrect Usage of env for Action Inputs

File: .github/workflows/ai-pr-review.yml
Lines: 183-185

      env:
        AI_REVIEW_RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES: ${{ vars.AI_REVIEW_RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES || '1' }}
        AI_ENABLE_INLINE_COMMENTS: ${{ vars.AI_ENABLE_INLINE_COMMENTS || 'true' }}

Issue: Inputs for a GitHub Action should be passed via the with block, not env. While some actions might be coded to read environment variables as a fallback, the standard and expected method is with. The stillriver-ai-workflows action will likely ignore these env variables, meaning inline comments will not be enabled as intended.

Recommendation: Move these variables into the with block and rename them to match the action's expected input names. I suspect the input names would be rate_limit_minutes and enable_inline_comments or similar. You will need to check the action's documentation for the exact input names. Assuming the names, the correction would look like this:

-      env:
-        AI_REVIEW_RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES: ${{ vars.AI_REVIEW_RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES || '1' }}
-        AI_ENABLE_INLINE_COMMENTS: ${{ vars.AI_ENABLE_INLINE_COMMENTS || 'true' }}
       with:
         github_token: ${{ github.token }}
         openrouter_api_key: ${{ secrets.OPENROUTER_API_KEY }}
+        # Assuming these are the correct input names based on the action's documentation
+        rate_limit_minutes: ${{ vars.AI_REVIEW_RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES || '1' }}
+        enable_inline_comments: ${{ vars.AI_ENABLE_INLINE_COMMENTS || 'true' }}
         model: ${{ vars.AI_MODEL || 'anthropic/claude-sonnet-4' }}
         ...

Action: This change is also required in the new documentation file (docs/stillriver-ai-workflows-integration.md) in the "Configuration" section to ensure the documentation is accurate.

2. [Best Practice] Pin Action Versions to a Specific Commit SHA

File: .github/workflows/ai-pr-review.yml
Lines: 74, 182, 224, etc.

Issue: Using floating versions like @v1 or @v7 can introduce unexpected breaking changes if the action's maintainer pushes a new version to that tag. For critical workflows, it's safer to pin to a specific commit SHA.

Recommendation:

1. Go to the GitHub repository for the action (e.g., stillrivercode/stillriver-ai-workflows).
2. Find the specific release/commit associated with the v1 tag that you have tested.
3. Copy the full commit SHA.

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🤖 AI Review by Gemini 2.5 pro

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Overall Assessment

This is an excellent pull request that represents a significant improvement in maintainability and robustness for the AI PR review workflow. The author has clearly articulated the "why" behind the change, provided thorough documentation, and implemented the new action in a clean, logical way. The migration from a custom, in-house script to a standardized third-party action is a strategic move that will reduce future maintenance overhead. The changes are well-thought-out, particularly the improvements to error handling and configuration.

The review is overwhelmingly positive, with only minor suggestions for further refinement.

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General Observations & Strengths

1. Excellent PR Description: The summary, changes, and benefits are clearly articulated. This makes the reviewer's job much easier and demonstrates that the author has a strong understanding of the change's impact.
2. Strategic Improvement: Replacing a custom script with a dedicated, maintained GitHub Action is a fantastic architectural decision. It aligns with the "Don't Repeat Yourself" (DRY) principle at an infrastructure level.
3. Improved User Experience: The new failure handling, which posts a comment directly on the PR, is a major improvement. Users no longer need to dig through workflow logs to understand why a review failed.
4. Enhanced Configurability: Moving hardcoded values like the rate-limit window to repository variables (vars.AI_REVIEW_RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES) makes the workflow more flexible and easier to manage without code changes.
5. Superb Documentation: The new stillriver-ai-workflows-integration.md file is exemplary. It provides context, configuration details, and migration notes, which will be invaluable for future maintainers.

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Detailed File-by-File Review

File: .github/workflows/ai-pr-review.yml

This file contains the core logic of the change. The refactoring is clean and effective.

Suggestion (Minor/Best Practice)

• Line 74: env: RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES: ${{ vars.AI_REVIEW_RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES || '1' }}
  • Comment: This is a great addition. To make the workflow slightly more self-documenting, consider adding a comment explaining what this variable does and where it's configured.
  • Example:

    env:
      # Rate limit window in minutes to prevent spamming reviews.
      # Configured via Repository > Settings > Variables.
      RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES: ${{ vars.AI_REVIEW_RATE_LIMIT_MINUTES || '1' }}

Praise (Code Correctness & Readability)

• Line 88: comment.body.includes('🤖 AI Review')
  • Comment: This is a good change. Making the search string more generic ('🤖 AI Review' instead of '🤖 AI Review by Claude') decouples the rate-limiting logic from the specific model being used, making the workflow more robust to future changes.

Praise (Maintainability)

• Line 172-378 (Old): The removal of the large custom Python script, dependency installation, and diff generation steps is the core of this PR's benefit. This dramatically simplifies the workflow file, making it easier to read and maintain.

Security Consideration (Positive)

• Line (Not in diff, but implied by docs): The new action is pinned to a major version: stillrivercode/stillriver-ai-workflows@v1. This is excellent security practice (version pinning) to prevent supply chain attacks or unexpected breaking changes from the action's main branch.

Suggestion (Edge Case Handling)

• Line 380-394: Handle AI review failure
  • Comment: The addition of a failure comment is a fantastic UX improvement. However, if a user retries the workflow and it fails again, it will post another failure comment. To prevent spamming the PR with failure notices, you could consider adding logic similar to the check_recent_review step to only post a failure comment if one doesn't already exist from the last few hours.
  • This is a minor enhancement, and the current implementation is already a huge improvement.

Praise (Code Structure)

• Line 399 & 402: env: REVIEW_COMMENT: ${{ steps.ai_review.outputs.review_comment }} and const review = process.env.REVIEW_COMMENT.toLowerCase();
  • Comment: This is a much cleaner and more robust way to pass data between steps than using file I/O (fs.readFileSync). It avoids potential issues with file paths, permissions, and cleanup. Excellent refactoring.

Praise (Logical Correctness)

• Line 380, 397, 461: The consistent use of steps.ai_review.outputs.review_status for conditional logic (success, failure, error) is correct and much clearer than the previous boolean flag (ai_review_failed).

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File: docs/stillriver-ai-workflows-integration.md

This documentation is a model for how to document infrastructure changes.

Praise (Documentation)

• Overall: The document is comprehensive, well-structured, and clear. The "Before/After" comparison, "Migration Notes", and "Future Enhancements" sections are particularly valuable.

Suggestion (Minor/Clarity)

• Line 34 (in the YAML snippet): The configuration example shows some parameters passed via env and others

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