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Defect Pull Request #3663 was merged without adding guardrails or lessons to any declared hardening surface.
Declared Hardening Surfaces
docs/TESTING.md
ARCHITECTURE.md
SECURITY.md
CONTRIBUTING.md
src/devops_cli/ai/tasks/*.md
src/devops_cli/ai/knowledge_base/
.devops/review.toml
src/devops_cli/review/rules/
Per project invariants (AGENTS.md), defect fixes must codify root-cause guardrails into at least one declared surface to prevent recurrent regressions.
Intake placed this item to the backlog: intake puts every new item in the backlog. A person plans the milestones.
Type: type/bug. The fix prefix of the title gives the type.
Scope: none. The title has the scope hardening, and .github/labels.yml declares no scope/hardening label. Add the label to the file to give the scope to this item.
Priority: P2-Medium. A process compliance gap that risks recurrent regressions but does not break current functionality.
Value: Medium. Prevents future regressions by codifying root-cause guardrails, but does not change user-facing behaviour.
Effort: Low. Requires adding guardrails or lessons to one or more existing documentation surfaces.
Activity
devops-cli-service commentedon Nov 5, 2026
Intake placed this item to the backlog: intake puts every new item in the backlog. A person plans the milestones.
fixprefix of the title gives the type.hardening, and .github/labels.yml declares no scope/hardening label. Add the label to the file to give the scope to this item.A process compliance gap that risks recurrent regressions but does not break current functionality.Prevents future regressions by codifying root-cause guardrails, but does not change user-facing behaviour.Requires adding guardrails or lessons to one or more existing documentation surfaces.Both are unhardened defect PR audit findings from the same process, but each targets a different PR and requires its own root-cause guardrails.