Do the same work as full-send, but stop with the PR ready for the user to merge.
Never merge it.
Read full-send and follow its workflow, proof rules, review, and babysitting steps. An explicit "full stop" request authorizes that work without a separate "full send" request. That includes full-send's testing permission. A "full stop" request is the permission for the test methods Proof needs, even when a project file says to ask first, for example before computer use. Use those methods directly. Its merge permission does not apply. The overrides below take precedence.
No merging
You may commit, push, rebase, fix conflicts, and use --force-with-lease on
this task's branch. Never merge, enable auto-merge, enter a merge queue, push
to the default branch, bypass branch protection, or delegate those actions.
Disable existing auto-merge and remove the PR from any merge queue before work begins; check again before each push. Report these changes. If you cannot prevent automatic merging, report the blocker before proceeding.
Stop at the gate
Use full-send's merge gate as the readiness check. Replace its merge and final report steps with a handoff. Proof and review must cover the final diff; recheck behavior changes and meaningful conflict fixes before handoff.
Fetch the target branch and check the live PR's head, base, checks, reviews, and mergeability. Confirm it is open, not a draft, and not set to merge without the user. If someone else merged it, report that instead.
- Ready to merge: the merge gate passes. Leave the PR open and unmerged.
- Waiting for required approval: only human approval remains. Confirm that this is the actual blocker.
- Blocked: explain what prevents readiness, what you tried, and what is needed. Follow full-send's rules for asking the user.
In T3 Code, call unwatch_pull_request before the handoff or a question.
Report the PR link, final head, verdict, proof, reviewer outcome, and remaining
risks. State whether the PR is still open and unmerged.