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overnight-ci-flakes

Run an autonomous overnight campaign to find, prove, fix, and document CI flakes. Use when the user asks to stabilize CI through repeated full-pipeline runs and leave an evidence-backed draft PR.

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Overnight CI flakes

  • Ask for the exact macOS and Linux machine hosts and wait; never infer or reuse them.
  • Open a draft PR and keep a concise docs/ci-flakes.md current with every run.
  • Run /ci on both hosts without step retries until the current PR head passes 5 consecutive runs.
  • For every failure, record evidence, proven root cause, proposed or applied fix, and present state; make every repository-addressable fix, reset the count, and repeat the 5-run loop. Claim no more specific a root cause than the failures prove, and scope the fix to that proven mechanism (arXiv:2301.12987).
  • Only after 5 consecutive green runs, run the repo's review pass.
  • Run /ci 5 more consecutive times without step retries; if any run fails, return to the failure-and-fix loop above.
  • Finish only when the final 5 runs and GitHub CI are green on the current PR head.

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