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I found it. It's session 31bd6455-8dc5-4837-a891-bfac3cf1277a, last active at 15:47 today. You started it from the linear-2 worktree, so /resume here won't list it. To reopen it with its full context, run:

Where it stopped: it was fixing the findings from the review agent on peyton/review-trust-gate (4 commits, none pushed). The fixes are uncommitted in this worktree: +224/−94 across 5 files. The code builds, but I haven't run tests or lint on it.

From its last few steps, these fixes look done or in progress:

#1: authorship is now checked against the default branch instead of --base.
#5: approval takes the full SHA, and the hint prints the full SHA.
#6: the committer is checked as well as the author.
#2: agent config is decoded by exact key, so differently-cased keys can't hide hooks.
#4: skill, command and prompt files are listed for each agent.

Still to do:

#3: match file names in the commit tree without regard to case, so .Claude/Settings.json isn't missed on macOS and Windows.
#7: reviews fail when there's no default branch, and CI runs without user.email always need approval.
#8: mark --show-config output as untrusted data from the branch.
#9: check out the pinned SHA instead of the branch name.
#10: pass --no-show-signature to git log.
The earlier lint fix (three repeated strings) still has to be checked against the new code.
Run mise run check, then commit.
#11 needs your decision: the Codex guardrail replaces any developer_instructions you set in ~/.codex/config.toml during reviews.

I can also pick it up here instead: I'd check which fixes are actually finished in the diff, then work through the rest.