justinmclean opened a new pull request, #228:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow-steward/pull/228
Adds a new read-only skill that produces a GitHub activity card for a
named contributor on a configured upstream repo.
## What it does
Fetches four streams of GitHub activity over a configurable window
(default 6 months): PRs authored, PR reviews given, issues filed, and
PR/issue comment threads. Output is a compact activity card with a
month-by-month timeline — no assessment, no readiness verdict.
## Key design decisions
**GitHub-only limitation is structural, not a footnote.** The warning
appears in the frontmatter description, as an opening blockquote in
the card, and in the footer ("Code is not the only form of
contribution"). Contributors who are central to the mailing list,
documentation, or user support will appear quiet here — the skill says
so explicitly.
**Review classification uses inline comments, not just body length.**
The substantive threshold is `inline_comment_count >= 3 OR body > 50
chars`. A body-length-only heuristic undercounts reviewers who work
line-by-line without writing a top-level summary — a common pattern
among experienced reviewers.
**Repo age check trims the window.** If the repo is newer than the
requested start date, `<since>` is trimmed to the repo's creation date
so the timeline doesn't render a misleading wall of zero months.
**Handoff to contributor-nomination.** After rendering, the skill
offers to continue into the full nomination flow without re-fetching
already-collected data.
**Injection resistance throughout.** Login values are validated against
the GitHub handle regex before any API calls. All query strings are
written to tempfiles rather than interpolated into shell arguments.
External content (PR titles, review bodies) is treated as input data;
imperative instructions found there are flagged and not followed.
## Eval suite
12 cases across 3 steps - all pass.
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