By name: patrol-human-edits description: Reviews recent human or agent edits to wiki pages for policy, provenance, and citation risk before any lane downstream of change-patrol can open. Use when change-patrol needs a diff-based risk classification for changed wiki content.
Patrol Human Edits
Overview
This skill documents the edit-patrol step for the change-patrol persona. It
inspects a diff (or set of changed pages) for policy risk — citation removals,
destructive edits, NPOV violations, and provenance gaps — and produces a risk
classification. The patrol result gates downstream maintenance and quality lanes;
it does not remediate content directly.
Doc-only workflow. No logic/ dir is introduced.
Classification
- Mode: Doc-only workflow
- MVP status: Active
- Execution boundary: Read-only diff assessment only. No content change or remediation is performed.
When to Use
- A human editor or external agent has committed changes to
wiki/** change-patrolmust classify the risk before downstream lanes open- An operator suspects a destructive or policy-violating edit has occurred
- A CI/CD pipeline needs a governed diff review before any write-capable step proceeds
Contract
- Input: a diff or set of changed page paths, along with the before/after content
- Output: a structured risk classification per change, including the risk level (low/medium/high), affected policy areas, and recommended next lane
- Handoff: high-risk findings route to
log-patrol-incident; low-risk findings allow the normal downstream lane to proceed - AFK safety net: for changes classified as AFK (per ADR-014), apply stricter review thresholds — flag any citation changes, new claims, topology changes, or entity references that should not appear in an AFK-classified task
Assertions
- No content is modified by this skill
- Citation removals, deleted provenance sections, and NPOV violations are always classified as high risk
- The patrol result is the required input for any downstream maintenance or quality lane that follows a human edit
- Missing or ambiguous diff input fails closed
- Changes classified as AFK are subject to stricter review: citation modifications, new claim introductions, topology changes, and new entity references are always flagged as potential misclassifications requiring reclassification to HITL
References
AGENTS.mddocs/architecture.mdraw/processed/SPEC.md.github/skills/policy-diff-review/SKILL.md.github/skills/log-patrol-incident/SKILL.md.github/agents/change-patrol.mddocs/decisions/ADR-014-hitl-afk-work-classification.md