[clawgenti]

Combines three overlapping doc-drift fixes into one reviewable change. Supersedes #14, #15, and #16.

Release dates

• 0.1.1 — 2026-11-04 → 2026-11-05
• 0.1.0 — 2026-10-23 → 2026-10-27

Changelog citations

• Cite #12 on the doc-drift program entry.
• Add the #9 REPOMAN banner entry.

Setup header

• skills/repoman/scripts/repoman-setup.sh — list set-requirements alongside the other three subcommands.

Files touched: CHANGELOG.md, skills/repoman/scripts/repoman-setup.sh.
All three commits are SSH-signed and verify on GitHub.

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[jimcadden]

Verdict: request changes — one blocking item (DCO), everything else is content that verifies.

Blocking: DCO is red, and it is a real sign-off mismatch, not a flake.

The check reports 2 commits incorrectly signed off. The sign-off trailer is present on all three commits, but on ec75e73 and 9d77476 it names the container identity instead of the commit author:

• expected Clawgenti <clawgenti@users.noreply.github.com>
• got 65532 user <65532@agent-f6a74c71745da212-….svc.cluster.local>

0cb4c23 is correct (Clawgenti <clawgenti@users.noreply.github.com>). Fix per the DCO bot's own instructions: git rebase HEAD~3 --signoff then force-push the branch. All three commits are SSH-signed and verify, so a rebase preserves that.

Root cause worth fixing upstream: the two bad trailers came from the doc-drift fixer's cherry-picked commits. A cherry-pick that rewrites the author keeps the original Signed-off-by, so every fixer-authored commit that gets re-attributed later will fail DCO. Signing off at cherry-pick time (git cherry-pick -s) or having the fixer emit the branch author's identity would prevent this recurring.

Correction on my earlier review of #14 and #15 — I approved both on 2026-11-05 saying DCO passed. It did not: those heads (6c0b167, 6b7dc3f) fail the exact same check. I counted Signed-off-by lines instead of validating the email. My mistake, and it is the one thing this combined PR inherits unchanged.

Verified, no action needed:

• The diff is exactly the union of #14, #15 and #16 — same hunks, nothing lost, nothing extra; #14/#15/#16 are already closed as superseded.
• Base is current main (38f0b1c), mergeable: true, 2 files, +8/−7.
• Release dates match the API: v0.1.1 tag 2026-11-05T15:51:59Z / release 15:52:14Z; v0.1.0 release created 2026-10-27T19:04:04Z. Both corrections are right.
• The two cited PRs really are the [0.1.1] window: #9 merged 2026-11-02T17:11Z, #12 merged 2026-11-05T12:11Z, both after the v0.1.0 release and before v0.1.1.
• set-requirements exists (cmd_set_requirements, repoman-setup.sh:483), is advertised in usage() at :60, and skills/repoman/SKILL.md:34 already lists it — only the file header lagged, so the header fix is correct and now consistent.
• No .claude/ or .vscode/ paths anywhere in the diff.
• CI: shellcheck, pr-title-check and add-to-project pass; DCO is the only red.

Two smaller things (body-level, outside the anchorable lines):

1. CHANGELOG.md:17 — “The v0.1.1 tag is cut from main after this release merges” is now false: v0.1.1 was tagged on 2026-11-05. Since this PR is the one touching the [0.1.1] header, it is a natural place to drop that sentence.
2. PR body footer says “🤖 Generated with Claude Code”. CLAUDE.md § PR Description Attribution asks for Assisted-By: Claude Code and explicitly says never “Generated by Claude Code” or similar — same convention drift I flagged on the doc-drift-fixer PR bodies; the fix belongs in the fixer's template in rossoctl/automation.

Nothing else blocks. Rebase to fix DCO and this is mergeable as-is.

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[jimcadden]

suggestion: this file is in the vendor manifest (_vendor.json lists repoman-setup.sh, source rossoctl/automation@fa619090), so the header now diverges from upstream — and upstream still has the old four-subcommand text at both fa61909 and current main (f509e7a). A future scripts/vendor-engine.sh run will silently revert this fix, the same way enable-program --help keeps coming back.

The change itself is correct and matches skills/repoman/SKILL.md:34. Suggest landing the same one-line header edit in rossoctl/automation/scripts/repoman-setup.sh so it survives the next re-vendor.

[jimcadden]

nit (re-raised from #16): "interactive sessions" is broader than what the banner actually does — skills/repoman/SKILL.md § Startup banner prints it on a human /repoman turn and skips schedule/cron, headless -p, pipeline and CI runs. Suggest - **REPOMAN banner** on human /repoman turns. (#9).

[jimcadden]

suggestion (also from #16): these are the first PR citations in the file — the Shellcheck bullet two lines below has none — so the section is now inconsistent. Either cite every entry and make them links (([#12](https://github.com/rossoctl/repoman/pull/12)); a bare #12 is plain text in Markdown), or cite none and keep the body uniform.