## Summary
- persist a bounded top-five selector cascade: arc → open milestone → open review/audits → priority high → medium → low
- require priority-label fall-through across all open repository issues instead of stopping at an empty higher tier
- document the bounded mechanical-evidence fallback when a cheap worker lacks repository-scoped issue listing
- mirror the same canonical rule in tracker #237
## Verification
- `git diff --check`
- stale three-candidate/two-fallback wording absent from the changed selector sections
- fresh low-cost selector simulation correctly reported its repository-list tool limitation
- bounded fallback simulation returned exactly `#333, #334, #15, #69, #70` and stopped at five
- pre-push API drift check, ESLint, TypeScript typecheck, and production web build passed
- .NET and live E2E are not applicable to this documentation-only workflow change
## Review
Cold review and fresh fallback re-review both returned `MERGEABLE` with no findings.
Refs #237
Cold review found no contradictions in the top-five cascade. A fresh re-review also cleared the repository-list tool fallback: mechanical bounded collection remains with the orchestrator, while eligibility filtering and ranking remain with the cheap worker.
Review-verdict: MERGEABLE @ e8580f4a84e97941a7d2943fb9ebd7a9e716f5f8
Cold review found no contradictions in the top-five cascade. A fresh re-review also cleared the repository-list tool fallback: mechanical bounded collection remains with the orchestrator, while eligibility filtering and ranking remain with the cheap worker.
timothy
merged commit 5c1d2f63fa into main2026-07-16 16:14:02 +02:00
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Summary
Verification
git diff --check#333, #334, #15, #69, #70and stopped at fiveReview
Cold review and fresh fallback re-review both returned
MERGEABLEwith no findings.Refs #237
Review-verdict: MERGEABLE @
e8580f4a84Cold review found no contradictions in the top-five cascade. A fresh re-review also cleared the repository-list tool fallback: mechanical bounded collection remains with the orchestrator, while eligibility filtering and ranking remain with the cheap worker.