feat(workflows): route every mention through one classifier

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Stack 3 of 3. Base feat/runner-pod-postmortem (#306), which is based on #305. Review only the third commit; merge #305 and #306 first.

Problem

Two classifiers sat on the mention path. dispatchCommentSurface ran the NL classifier first, and when it returned no verb the webhook handler fell through to dispatchByIntent, a second LLM call with its own enum, its own threshold and its own refusal semantics.

The NL classifier's enum was hand-maintained and never listed the registry workflows. So review, plan, implement, resolve and remember were unreachable from the classifier that ran first, and reached the second one only when the first happened to stay silent. That is how @bot review this PR became unroutable.

Change

The NL classifier is the only one. Three structural fixes make that safe:

1. Its enum is derived from COMMAND_INTENTS rather than restated, so a verb added to the union cannot be silently unreachable.
2. WORKFLOW_COMMAND_INTENTS adds the five mention-reachable registry workflows to that union, with INTENT_ELIGIBLE_SURFACES entries the compiler refuses to build without.
3. command-dispatch.ts routes the one verdict to the ship, scoped, or workflow rail. The workflow rail calls dispatchWorkflowByName, the same primitive the label trigger uses, so one seven-step protocol owns idempotency and refusals for every dispatch.

src/workflows/intent-classifier.ts, its test and its fixture file are deleted.

Verdict	Outcome
ship verb (ship, stop, resume, abort)	ship rail, threshold not applied
scoped verb	scoped rail
registry workflow	dispatchWorkflowByName
registry workflow below INTENT_CONFIDENCE_THRESHOLD	downgraded to chat-thread
unsupported	refusal reply
none	no action
outage or unparseable output	chat-thread

ship and triage keep the meaning their existing rails gave them, so no mention that worked before changes meaning.

Behaviour carried over rather than lost with the retired path

• The confidence threshold, now applied only to workflow verbs. A workflow verb starts an expensive isolated run, so an uncertain guess is worse than a conversation; stop must land even when the model is unsure, or disabling the bot would strand the run the maintainer was trying to end.
• The below-threshold and outage fallbacks to chat-thread. Returning none on a provider outage was safe only while a second classifier sat behind the call; with that gone it is silence.
• The inline-mode refusal when chat-thread has no DATABASE_URL, moved to dispatch-scoped.ts.
• The repo-config refusal comment. dispatchCommentSurface used to return false and let dispatchByIntent re-run the gate and own the comment; that branch now owns it, honouring the gate's own explain split so the four passive triggers.* filters stay silent.

Fixed on the way through

• No acknowledgement. The 👀 reaction fired only on the legacy path, so a mention the canonical rail handled got no reaction at all while the model was thinking. It now fires before the classifier call on both surfaces.
• Silent drop. A dispatchCommentSurface throw was logged and swallowed. After the reaction, that is indistinguishable from the bot being down. It now posts the same fixed, secret-free dispatch-failure reply the label rails use.
• Scoped tool loop starved. The budget was 800 tokens, which had to cover the tool_use blocks and the structured JSON answer that follows them. The loop ran out of iterations and returned empty text, which the caller reported as a parse failure. Raised to 1500, and the empty case now logs stopReason, iterations and capExceeded instead of leaving only raw_len: 0.
• chat-thread misreported an empty body as a parse failure and asked the user to rephrase, which cannot help when the loop ended on tool_use.

Security

The comment body now reaches the classifier inside a <user-comment> block, with fences and headings collapsed, marker tags neutralised and a 2000-character cap, and the system prompt tells the model to treat the contents as data and return unsupported on an override attempt. Previously the raw body was the entire user message. The sanitized string is only ever shown to the model, never rendered back.

Eligibility is still enforced deterministically after classification against INTENT_ELIGIBLE_SURFACES, not left to the model.

Observability

nl.intent.resolved fires once per classified mention with intent, classified_intent, confidence and rail. The two intent fields differ exactly when the threshold downgraded a workflow verb, which is what makes a misroute greppable. Documented in docs/operate/observability.md alongside scoped.tool_loop.empty_text and chat_thread.empty_response.

Verification

• bun run typecheck, bun run lint: clean
• bash scripts/test-isolated.sh: 213 files passed. The two failures, test/integration/repo-knowledge.test.ts and test/integration/review-learnings.test.ts, are opt-in suites that skip without TEST_DATABASE_URL; neither file is touched by this stack.
• check:docs-citations, check:docs-sync, check:test-globs, check:config-schema, check:env-contract, check:no-em-dashes: pass

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added comment-triggered workflow commands: plan, implement, review, resolve, and remember.
  • Mentions are recognized throughout comments, with improved handling of punctuation and multiple mentions.
  • Added confidence-based routing for uncertain requests to conversational responses.
  • Added clearer handling for unsupported requests and classifier failures.
  • Added user-facing notices when chat workflows lack database access or exhaust their investigation budget.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved trigger acknowledgments and dispatch-failure responses.
  • Preserved delivery context across issue, pull-request, and review-comment workflows.

• Documentation

  • Updated architecture, configuration, invocation, operations, and workflow guidance.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The change replaces the legacy intent-classifier dispatch path with unified NL classification and workflow routing. It adds registry workflow intents, centralizes comment dispatch, updates trigger handling, adds scoped execution safeguards, and revises tests and documentation.

Changes

Unified comment workflow dispatch

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Intent contracts and NL classification src/core/trigger.ts, src/shared/ship-types.ts, src/workflows/ship/nl-classifier.ts, src/workflows/ship/trigger-router.ts, test/core/*, test/workflows/ship/nl-classifier.test.ts	Adds registry workflow intents, word-boundary trigger handling, sanitized comment prompts, confidence-based results, surface eligibility, and explicit routing outcomes.
Unified comment and workflow dispatch src/workflows/ship/command-dispatch.ts, src/workflows/dispatcher.ts, src/webhook/events/*, test/workflows/ship/command-dispatch.test.ts, test/workflows/dispatcher.test.ts, test/webhook/events/*	Makes dispatchCommentSurface the canonical comment rail, routes registry workflows through dispatchWorkflowByName, carries delivery and repository-policy context, and removes the legacy intent classifier and dispatcher path.
Scoped execution safeguards src/workflows/ship/scoped/*, test/workflows/ship/scoped/*	Adds shared LLM token limits, empty-response handling, diagnostic logging, and database checks for chat-thread execution.
Documentation and operational contracts CLAUDE.md, docs/build/*, docs/operate/*, docs/use/*, src/config.ts, src/workflows/tracking-mirror.ts	Updates architecture, workflow registration, invocation, observability, configuration, and internal guidance for the unified routing model.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to bc398

The dispatch path appears functional, but adding the missing mention-rail assertion would reduce regression risk before merge.

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🔍 Code review complete, 32 files, +1149/-1300.

Summary

Reviewed the third commit of the stack (4dabf90, 32 files, +1149/-1300): retiring dispatchByIntent / intent-classifier.ts and making nl-classifier.ts the single comment classifier, with command-dispatch.ts fanning one verdict out to the ship, scoped, and registry-workflow rails. The structural core is right and is the fix this codebase needed: deriving the classifier enum from COMMAND_INTENTS, adding WORKFLOW_COMMAND_INTENTS with compiler-enforced INTENT_ELIGIBLE_SURFACES entries, and routing registry verbs through the same dispatchWorkflowByName the label rail uses genuinely closes the "review is unroutable" hole and removes a whole class of shadowing bugs. typecheck and lint are clean and every changed test file passes in isolation. Six findings, one blocker: collapsing to a single prefix-gated classifier silently drops mid-comment mentions that the retired rail used to handle, and two of the three "fixed on the way through" items are only half-landed.

What was checked

Read in full: src/workflows/ship/command-dispatch.ts, src/workflows/ship/nl-classifier.ts, src/workflows/ship/trigger-router.ts, src/workflows/ship/scoped/dispatch-scoped.ts, the changed region of src/workflows/ship/scoped/chat-thread.ts, src/webhook/events/issue-comment.ts, src/webhook/events/review-comment.ts, src/workflows/dispatcher.ts, src/shared/ship-types.ts, plus src/core/trigger.ts, src/workflows/ship/label-trigger.ts, src/workflows/ship/literal-command.ts, src/webhook/dispatch-failure.ts, src/db/index.ts, src/workflows/registry.ts, src/repo-config/fetcher.ts, src/orchestrator/job-dispatcher.ts, and the pre-change versions of issue-comment.ts and intent-classifier.ts on origin/main.

Cross-references performed:

• dispatchByIntent / intent-classifier — no live references remain, only prose in comments and test docstrings.
• COMMAND_INTENTS expansion vs the two deterministic parsers: LABEL_TO_INTENT / LABEL_PATTERN and VERB_TO_INTENT / COMMAND_PATTERN are closed allowlists, so adding five verbs to the union does not make bot:review parse as a canonical label/literal command and pre-empt dispatchByLabel. Verified.
• INTENT_ELIGIBLE_SURFACES for the five workflow verbs vs context in src/workflows/registry.ts: plan/implement issue, review/resolve pr, remember both. Consistent; label surfaces correctly excluded so one webhook cannot become two runs.
• triggerBodyPreview producers/consumers across router.ts, dispatch-scoped.ts, chat-thread.ts, runs-store.ts, job-queue.ts, job-dispatcher.ts.
• runWithTools result fields (capExceeded, stopReason, iterations, toolCallCount, droppedToolCalls) against the new log line — all exist.
• Gate call sites: dispatchCommentSurface pre-gate, isBlockedByRepoConfig, applyRepoGate inside dispatchWorkflowByName.

Validation run: bun install --frozen-lockfile; bun run typecheck clean; bun run lint 0 errors / 626 pre-existing warnings; per-file bun test on command-dispatch (26 pass), nl-classifier (29), dispatch-scoped (3), chat-thread (8), dispatcher (27), dispatch-failure (5), issues (5), issue-comment (3 skip, DB-gated). Batch runs across test/workflows/ship/ + test/webhook/events/ fail on mock.module cross-contamination, which is why scripts/test-isolated.sh exists; per-file runs are the meaningful signal.

Findings

[blocker] src/webhook/events/issue-comment.ts:101 (and src/webhook/events/review-comment.ts:122) — mid-comment mentions are acknowledged and then dropped.
The 👀 reaction fires on containsTrigger, which matches the trigger phrase anywhere in the body (src/core/trigger.ts:17). The only remaining dispatch path requires it to be the prefix: src/workflows/ship/command-dispatch.ts:351 returns false for any body that does not trimStart().startsWith(config.triggerPhrase), and there is no fall-through left. On origin/main that body reached dispatchByIntent, and the retired classify() had no prefix gate, so Hey @chrisleekr-bot, please review this dispatched review. Fix: make the reaction predicate and the classifier gate agree, preferably by relaxing the classifier gate to containsTrigger and stripping the mention wherever it occurs.

[major] src/webhook/events/issue-comment.ts:130 (and review-comment.ts:151) — the dispatch-failure reply is unreachable.
dispatchCommentSurface wraps its whole body in a try and its catch (command-dispatch.ts:484-492) logs and returns false; nothing outside that try can throw. The handler catch never runs, so the "silent drop" the PR claims to fix still happens. test/webhook/events/dispatch-failure.test.ts:32 passes only because it mocks the entire module and forces a rejection. Fix: return a discriminated "handled" | "not-claimed" | "failed", or rethrow after logging.

[major] src/workflows/ship/scoped/dispatch-scoped.ts:81 (real defect at line 107) — only the tool branch got the raised budget.
chat-thread runs tool-less whenever targetType !== "pr" or chatThreadToolsEnabled is false (chat-thread.ts:396), and that path still uses maxTokens: 800, with no scoped.tool_loop.empty_text diagnostic. The retired runChatThreadFromDispatcher used 1500 for both branches, so issue-surface conversations are narrowed, not carried over — and this rail now absorbs the outage fallback and every sub-threshold downgrade. Fix: use SCOPED_TOOL_LOOP_MAX_TOKENS for the llm.create call too and log the empty case there.

[minor] src/workflows/ship/command-dispatch.ts:364 — the loaded policy is discarded, costing two config fetches per NL mention.
This branch loads EffectiveRepoPolicy, then isBlockedByRepoConfig (line 112) loads it again. ETag makes the second a 304, but it is still a round trip on the hot path, and the PR already threads repoPolicy one level down to avoid exactly this. Fix: add an optional policy field to DispatchDeps.

[minor] src/workflows/ship/command-dispatch.ts:457 — none emits no nl.intent.resolved.
docs/operate/observability.md promises one line per classified mention and calls it "the one line that makes a misroute greppable", but the none early-return skips it — and a wrongly-none verdict (from the model, or from the eligibility rewrite at nl-classifier.ts:183) is the misroute with no other trace now that the second classifier is gone. The unsupported line at 440 also omits confidence / classified_intent. Fix: emit for none, and align the field set across all three emit sites.

[minor] src/workflows/ship/command-dispatch.ts:251 — triggerBodyPreview is unbounded.
command.comment_body is the raw comment body, persisted to workflow_runs.trigger_body_preview, put on the queue offer, and shipped in job:payload. Every other producer caps it (200 in router.ts:408 and dispatch-scoped.ts:381, 120 in chat-thread.ts:989, 120 in the retired dispatchByIntent). Fix: .slice(0, 200).

Reasoning

Non-trivial "no issue here" calls in changed code:

• Enum expansion vs the label rail. Adding review/plan/implement/resolve/remember to COMMAND_INTENTS looked like it could make parseLabelTrigger("bot:review") return a canonical command, which would make issues.ts return before dispatchByLabel and route the label through dispatchWorkflowByName twice. It cannot: both parsers key off closed literal maps plus anchored regexes that were not extended.
• Triple gate evaluation on the workflow rail. checkRepoGate runs pre-classification, again in isBlockedByRepoConfig with workflowName, and again inside dispatchWorkflowByName. I checked for a double refusal comment: the second call blocks and returns before routeToHandler, so the third never runs, and exactly one comment is posted. The cost is the duplicate fetch above, not duplicate user-visible output.
• stop/abort losing their ungated carve-out on the NL path. The pre-gate runs full rules before the intent is known, so an NL-phrased "stop" on a disabled repo is refused where the literal bot:stop still lands. This is called out explicitly at command-dispatch.ts:353-359 with a defensible rationale (ungating the NL path means paying an LLM call per comment in a disabled repo), so I treated it as a deliberate trade, not a defect.
• FALLBACK_CHAT bypassing the eligibility rewrite. classifyComment returns the fallback before the surface check. Harmless: chat-thread is eligible on all three comment surfaces.
• confidence defaulting to 0.5. Below the 0.75 threshold, so a model that omits the field downgrades a workflow verb to chat-thread rather than firing an unattended run. Correct direction.
• sanitizeBody truncation order. The 2000-char cap is applied after the substitutions, so an attacker cannot use expansion to push content past the slice. The <user-comment> neutraliser only matches the exact tag (a spaced <user-comment > slips through), but eligibility is enforced deterministically post-classification, so the worst case is a wasted classification, not a dispatch.
• Source-text assertion tests in test/workflows/ship/scoped/chat-thread.test.ts:120-143 (reading the module and asserting branch order by indexOf). Weak as tests, but this is an established repo convention — CLAUDE.md documents the same technique for test/repo-config/pr-check.test.ts — so not flagged.
• test/webhook/events/issue-comment.test.ts. Now calls dispatchWorkflowByName directly rather than going through the mention rail, and the deleted "low-confidence creates no row" case is replaced by mocked coverage in command-dispatch.test.ts:474. Weaker end-to-end proof, but the DB-gated suite skips in CI anyway, so it is not the guard-rail that matters here.
• droppedToolCalls is logged by scoped.tool_loop.empty_text but absent from the field list documented in docs/operate/observability.md. Doc drift only; not worth an inline comment.

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• CLAUDE.md
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• docs/build/extending.md
• docs/operate/configuration.md
• docs/operate/observability.md
• docs/use/invoking.md
• docs/use/workflows/index.md
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• src/core/trigger.ts
• src/shared/ship-types.ts
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• src/webhook/events/issues.ts
• src/webhook/events/pull-request.ts
• src/webhook/events/review-comment.ts
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• src/workflows/intent-classifier.ts
• src/workflows/ship/command-dispatch.ts
• src/workflows/ship/nl-classifier.ts
• src/workflows/ship/scoped/chat-thread.ts
• src/workflows/ship/scoped/dispatch-scoped.ts
• src/workflows/ship/trigger-router.ts
• src/workflows/tracking-mirror.ts
• test/core/trigger.test.ts
• test/webhook/events/dispatch-failure.test.ts
• test/webhook/events/issue-comment-cache.test.ts
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• test/webhook/events/issues.test.ts
• test/workflows/dispatcher.test.ts
• test/workflows/fixtures/intent-comments.json
• test/workflows/intent-classifier.test.ts
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• test/workflows/ship/nl-classifier.test.ts
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Add a mention-rail assertion through dispatchCommentSurface.

The integration test calls dispatchWorkflowByName directly, so it does not validate the complete routeToHandler mapping. The dedicated command-dispatch tests cover target.type and the 200-character preview, but they do not assert triggerEventType. Keep the row-equivalence assertion, and add a route-level assertion for the missing mapping. The low-confidence downgrade is already covered in test/workflows/ship/command-dispatch.test.ts.

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rather than calling dispatchWorkflowByName directly, while preserving the
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