ci: flag internal-info leaks in PR review prompt#8990
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ci: flag internal-info leaks in PR review prompt
Description: This PR adds a guardrail to the BitGoJS automated
@claudecode-review prompt (.github/prompts/code-review.md) to catch internal information that AI coding agents tend to leak into public source. Because BitGoJS is a public repository, agents frequently inject development-process narrative into comments—explaining when, how, or why a change was made—rather than describing what the code does. The change introduces a new "Internal Information Leakage" section instructing the reviewer to flag verification/testing metadata, internal team/system names and codenames, internal ticket IDs or doc links, and how/why rationale in comments, JSDoc, test names, and error/log strings—and to suggest a behavior-only rewrite for each—plus a dedicated item in the review's closing checklist so leaks are surfaced and removed before merge.File changed: .github/prompts/code-review.md
Ticket: WCN-850