The agentic setup: agents write and review, a person approves #2021

The agentic setup of btclib-org, decided by the maintainer on 2026-11-02: a person approves pull requests and releases, and the rest is automatic. Claude writes, Codex reviews locally, and CodeRabbit and the Claude review read every pull request on GitHub, none of them a required check. An issue goes to a pull request through the Claude Code Action on the organization's Max token. Sourcery's refactoring rules run as a per-pull-request CI job. Gemini is not added. Each part is a sub-issue below.

Two of the plan's rules are suspended for now, by the maintainer's decision of 2026-11-04. The organization-wide admin bypass stays until the backlog settles, so pull requests land without a GitHub approval. While Codex's workspace has no credits, the fresh local review runs in Claude.

Landed so far: Codex as the local reviewer (#1997, ai-agents-process#276), the CodeRabbit standard (#2013), the reusable issue-to-pull-request workflow (#2016), the Sourcery standard (#2017), and the gate lock under Codex's sandbox (ai-agents-process#290).

Done when every sub-issue is closed: the caller runs on ai-agents-process and then on the trees, Codex's review is on, the release pull request is prepared by the agent, and the process documents name the vendor-per-role rule, the local gate and the agent label.