ci: jules pr review

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Automated PR created from branch ci/jules-pr-review.

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🤖 Jules Review

Summary

This PR introduces two GitHub Actions workflows: one to automatically create a pull request when a branch with a standard prefix is pushed, and another to run the Jules PR reviewer on pull request events. The implementation is generally solid, but there is a notable architectural limitation regarding how GitHub Actions trigger other workflows that you should be aware of.

Strengths

• Good use of the gh CLI with JSON and jq parsing to safely check for existing PRs without relying on fragile string matching.
• Smart use of an alternative delimiter (|) in the sed command to safely handle branch names containing slashes.
• Clean and appropriate setting of least-privilege permissions in both workflows.

Findings

[WARN]

• .github/workflows/auto-pr.yml, line 32: PRs created via the gh CLI using the default GITHUB_TOKEN will not trigger any workflows that listen for pull_request events (such as the new Jules PR Review workflow) due to GitHub's built-in recursion prevention. If you want automatically created PRs to instantly trigger tests and reviews, you must provide a Personal Access Token (PAT) to the GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable instead.

[NIT]

• .github/workflows/auto-pr.yml, line 43: Using tr '-' ' ' replaces all hyphens in the branch name with spaces. While this makes feat/my-feature read nicely as feat: my feature, it will also strip hyphens from terms that should retain them (e.g., feat/add-eslint-plugin becomes feat: add eslint plugin). Consider omitting this step if you prefer preserving technical terms in PR titles.

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