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          "value": "# Compound-engineering PR title and body recipe for Fabro\n\n## Context\n\nToday Fabro's PR body is generated by a hardcoded two-line system prompt at `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs:373-377`. The title is derived deterministically from the workflow goal's first line (`pr_title_from_goal`). Compound-engineering's `git-commit-push-pr` skill produces noticeably better PR descriptions because it embeds a sizing matrix, writing principles, a visual-aid table, and the `#1`-as-issue-ref footgun, and it generates the title from change context.\n\nWe want to port the *valuable* parts of that recipe into Fabro's existing pipeline while keeping Fabro's signature trailing sections (Plan `<details>`, `### Retro`, `### Fabro Details`, `⚒️ Generated with [Fabro]` footer). Per user direction, the LLM self-classifies the change against the sizing matrix (no Rust-side bucketing), and goal truncation is silent (option A: accept the loss; do not attach the full goal to the rendered body).\n\n## Approach\n\nReplace the plain-text LLM call with a single `generate_object` call returning a structured `{title, body}` JSON object. Embed the compound-engineering recipe in the system prompt with explicit \"do not duplicate the trailing sections\" guardrails. Raise input truncation caps to fit modern context windows and add a goal cap (previously uncapped).\n\nThe trailing programmatic sections are unchanged — `assemble_pr_body` still prepends the LLM body to Plan / Retro / Fabro Details / footer. `pr_title_from_goal` survives as the fallback for the narrow case where structured output succeeded with a usable body but the LLM returned an empty title; every other generation failure remains fatal (run still completes, no PR is opened).\n\n## Critical files\n\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs` — primary; replace prompt + signatures\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs:6893` — one test that calls `build_pr_body` directly; signature update\n\n## Reuse (do not reimplement)\n\n- `fabro_llm::generate::generate_object(params, schema)` — `lib/crates/fabro-llm/src/generate.rs:920-945`. Existing pattern in `fabro-hooks/src/executor.rs:27-37, 315-338` (LazyLock schema + typed deserialize + warn-on-failure). Mirror that pattern.\n- `assemble_pr_body`, `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `truncate_pr_body`, `load_pull_request_diff` — unchanged.\n- `pr_title_from_goal`, `strip_goal_decoration` — unchanged; demoted from \"always-used\" to \"fallback path.\"\n\n## Changes\n\n### 1. New schema and typed struct\n\nAdd at module top:\n\n```rust\nuse std::sync::LazyLock;\n\n#[derive(Debug, serde::Deserialize)]\nstruct GeneratedPrContent {\n    title: String,\n    body:  String,\n}\n\nstatic PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA: LazyLock<serde_json::Value> = LazyLock::new(|| {\n    serde_json::json!({\n        \"type\": \"object\",\n        \"properties\": {\n            \"title\": { \"type\": \"string\", \"maxLength\": 72 },\n            \"body\":  { \"type\": \"string\", \"minLength\": 1 }\n        },\n        \"required\": [\"title\", \"body\"],\n        \"additionalProperties\": false\n    })\n});\n```\n\n**Schema vs fallback semantics.** Both fields are `required` so a missing field fails structured-output validation (fatal — propagates as Err). The schema does *not* set `minLength` on `title`, so an empty-string title deserializes successfully and is the *only* signal that triggers the deterministic title fallback in `maybe_open_pull_request`. `body` has `minLength: 1` because we have no body fallback — an empty body is fatal too. This narrower fallback promise (empty title only, not missing title) keeps the schema strict without making the fallback dead code.\n\n### 2. New system prompt as a `const &str`\n\nAdd as a module-level `const PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT: &str = \"...\"`. Verbatim content:\n\n```text\nYou are writing a pull request title and description for a code change produced by an AI workflow.\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT\nReturn a JSON object with exactly two fields:\n- \"title\": a one-line title, max 72 characters, no trailing period.\n- \"body\": the markdown body as described below.\n\nDO NOT INCLUDE in the body\n- A `#` or `##` title heading at the top — the title goes in the `title` field.\n- A \"Retro\" section, \"Fabro Details\" section, cost/duration table, or \"Generated with\" footer — those are appended programmatically after your output.\n- The full plan text — the full plan is appended programmatically as a <details> block.\n- Bare `#1`, `#2` list prefixes — GitHub auto-links those as issue references. Use plain `1.`, `2.` instead.\n- A test plan unless the testing approach is non-obvious.\n\nSIZE THE BODY TO THE CHANGE\nFirst classify along two axes from the diff:\n- Size: how many files changed, how large the diff is.\n- Complexity: trivial (rename / typo / dep bump / config) vs. design decisions / new patterns / cross-cutting concerns.\n\nThen write at the matching depth:\n\n| Profile | Body shape |\n|---|---|\n| Small + simple (typo, config, dep bump) | 1–2 sentences, no headers, total under ~300 characters |\n| Small + non-trivial (targeted bugfix, behavioral change) | Short \"Problem / Fix\" narrative, 3–5 sentences. No headers unless two distinct concerns. |\n| Medium feature or refactor | Summary paragraph, then a section explaining what changed and why. Call out design decisions. |\n| Large or architecturally significant | Full narrative: problem context, approach chosen (and why), key decisions, migration/rollback notes if relevant. |\n| Performance improvement | Include before/after measurements if available. A markdown table works well here. |\n\nBrevity matters for small changes. A 3-line bugfix with a 20-line description signals miscalibration. When in doubt, shorter is better — reviewers can read the diff.\n\nWRITING PRINCIPLES\n- Lead with value: the first sentence tells the reviewer *why this PR exists*, not *what files changed*.\n- Describe the net result, not the journey: skip intermediate failures, debugging steps, and refactors done during development.\n- Trust the final diff: if the goal or plan disagree with the diff, the diff is authoritative.\n- Explain the non-obvious: spend description space on what the diff doesn't show — why this approach, what was rejected, what to look at first.\n- Use structure when it earns its keep: no empty sections, no template headers without content.\n- If the body uses any `##` heading, the opening summary must also be under a heading (e.g. `## Summary`); otherwise a bare paragraph is fine.\n\nPLAN SUMMARY\nThe full plan is attached separately as a <details> block, so do not restate it. Include a brief `### Plan Summary` with bullet points only when the change is medium or larger in the sizing matrix above. Skip it for small changes.\n\nVISUAL AIDS\nInclude a visual aid only when a reviewer would struggle to reconstruct the mental model from prose alone — based on what changes structurally, not on PR size. Skip for trivial / mechanical changes, or when prose already communicates clearly.\n\n| PR changes... | Visual aid |\n|---|---|\n| 3+ interacting components or services | Mermaid component / interaction diagram |\n| Multi-step workflow or pipeline with non-obvious sequencing | Mermaid flow diagram |\n| 3+ behavioral modes or variants | Markdown comparison table |\n| Before/after data or trade-offs | Markdown table |\n| Data model changes with 3+ related entities | Mermaid ERD |\n\nMermaid: prefer `TB` direction, ≤10 nodes typical. Place inline at the point of relevance, not in a separate \"Diagrams\" section.\n```\n\n### 3. Truncation constants and small-model fallback\n\nReplace inline `50_000` and `20_000` with two tiered constant sets:\n\n```rust\n// Generous tier (≥200k context window)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 250_000;\n\n// Conservative tier (matches the previous values)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 50_000;\n```\n\nResolve the tier by looking up the model in `fabro_model::Catalog::builtin()`:\n\n```rust\nfn truncation_caps(model: &str) -> (usize, usize, usize) {\n    let large_enough = Catalog::builtin()\n        .get(model)\n        .is_some_and(|m| m.limits.context_window >= 200_000);\n    if large_enough {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE)\n    } else {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL)\n    }\n}\n```\n\nUnknown models (`get` returns `None`) fall through to the conservative tier — safer than assuming large context for an unrecognized id. `fabro_model::Catalog` is already a transitive dep of `fabro-workflow` via `start.rs`'s use of `fabro_model::Provider`; no new Cargo entry needed.\n\nFor the large tier, worst-case input is ~400k chars ≈ 100k tokens. Fits in 200k-context Sonnet/Haiku with ~50k-token headroom for system prompt + output. Comfortable on 1M-context models. The conservative tier preserves today's behavior for the two ≤131k-context models in the catalog (`gpt-5.3-codex-spark`, `mercury-2`).\n\nGoal truncation is silent (no log, no marker). The full goal is *not* attached to the rendered body.\n\n### 4. Refactor `build_pr_body*` to return both title and body\n\nSignature change for the three internal builders and the public `build_pr_body`:\n\n```rust\npub async fn build_pr_body(\n    diff: &str, goal: &str, model: &str,\n    run_store: &RunStoreHandle,\n    llm_source: &dyn CredentialSource,\n    conclusion: Option<&Conclusion>,\n) -> Result<(String, String), String>   // was: Result<String, String>\n```\n\nReturns `(title, body)`. Callers destructure.\n\n`build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` becomes:\n\n1. Truncate `goal`, `diff`, `plan_text` against the tier from `truncation_caps(model)`.\n2. Build user prompt with `Goal:` / `Plan:` (when present) / `Diff:` sections.\n3. Call `generate_object(params.system(PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT).prompt(user_prompt), PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA.clone())`.\n4. On success: deserialize `result.output` as `GeneratedPrContent`, trim title, enforce 72-char cap via `enforce_title_cap` (truncate at `floor_char_boundary` + `…` if exceeded — same pattern as `pr_title_from_goal`), keep body as-is.\n5. Pass body through `assemble_pr_body(llm_body, plan_text, retro_section, arc_details_section)` — unchanged. Return `(title, assembled_body)` where `title` may be the empty string after trimming.\n\n**Failure modes — explicit:**\n\n| Condition | Outcome |\n|---|---|\n| `generate_object` returns Err (LLM call failure, schema validation failure, JSON parse failure) | Return Err. Caller logs and emits `PullRequestFailed`; no PR is opened. |\n| `result.output` is `None` | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Deserialize as `GeneratedPrContent` fails (missing required field, wrong type) | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Body is blank (`generated.body.trim().is_empty()`) | Return Err. Schema's `minLength: 1` rejects truly empty strings, but a body of `\"   \\n\"` would pass the schema; the Rust trim-check catches whitespace-only bodies as well. The body content is preserved as-is once it passes the check — no leading/trailing whitespace stripping, since markdown can rely on it. |\n| Title is empty (after trim) | **Allowed through** — return `(\"\", body)`. The caller is responsible for the deterministic title fallback. |\n| Title is non-empty but >72 chars | Allowed through — `enforce_title_cap` truncates with `…`. |\n\nThe narrower fallback promise: only an empty/whitespace title triggers the deterministic title fallback. Every other error path is fatal. This makes the fallback path actually reachable from the caller and prevents the bug where structured-output failure swallows both fields and there's no body to use anyway.\n\n### 5. `maybe_open_pull_request` invokes the fallback when the title is empty\n\nToday it calls `pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)` unconditionally. New flow — the deterministic fallback only fires when the LLM returned a body but no usable title:\n\n```rust\nlet (llm_title, body) = build_pr_body_with_source_and_state(...).await\n    .map_err(|err| format!(\"{err:#}\"))?;          // any non-title failure: fatal\n\nlet title = if llm_title.trim().is_empty() {\n    pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)                  // fallback path: only reached when body succeeded\n} else {\n    llm_title\n};\nlet title = enforce_title_cap(&title);            // unconditional 72-char guarantee, covers fallback path\nlet body = truncate_pr_body(&body);               // unchanged 65,536-char hard cap\n```\n\nThe unconditional `enforce_title_cap` after fallback selection is load-bearing: `pr_title_from_goal`'s built-in cap is 120 chars (a holdover from the previous deterministic-only flow), so without re-capping here a long goal would breach the new 72-char contract. Don't lower `pr_title_from_goal`'s internal cap — keep the cap enforcement in one place at the caller, where it covers both branches.\n\nThe pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:538-623` already converts the propagated Err into a `PullRequestFailed` event without aborting the run, so there is no behavior change for callers when generation fails fully.\n\n### 6. Title cap helper\n\nAdd a small private helper:\n\n```rust\nfn enforce_title_cap(title: &str) -> String {\n    const MAX: usize = 72;\n    if title.chars().count() > MAX {\n        let truncated: String = title.chars().take(MAX - 1).collect();\n        format!(\"{truncated}\\u{2026}\")\n    } else {\n        title.to_string()\n    }\n}\n```\n\nApplied inside `build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` to the LLM-returned title before returning. `pr_title_from_goal`'s existing 120-char cap stays as-is (it's the fallback and the goal-derived title is shorter in practice; introducing a 72-char cap there is a separate, low-value change).\n\n### 7. Test updates\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs`:\n\n- `MockProvider::complete` and `::stream` currently return plain text. Update to return JSON matching the schema: `{\"title\":\"Mock title\",\"body\":\"Narrative from mock.\"}`. Both call sites (`response_text` field) get this JSON string.\n- `openai_responses_payload` helper (line ~761) returns a JSON-shaped fake API response; update its `text` to be the JSON string `{\"title\":\"…\",\"body\":\"Narrative from vault source.\"}`.\n- `build_pr_body_uses_in_memory_conclusion`, `build_pr_body_uses_store_records_without_legacy_files`, `build_pr_body_uses_plan_text_from_store_without_response_md`, `build_pr_body_uses_explicit_llm_client`, `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` — destructure the new tuple, assert on title and body separately. Existing body assertions (`contains(\"Narrative from mock.\")` etc.) become body-side; add a `title == \"Mock title\"` assertion to one of them.\n- `empty_diff_returns_none` — unchanged behavior, still returns `Ok(None)` from `maybe_open_pull_request`.\n- `pr_title_from_goal` tests (10 of them, lines 1416–1485) — unchanged; the function still exists as a fallback.\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_falls_back_to_goal_title_when_llm_returns_empty_title` — exercises the actual fallback branch in `maybe_open_pull_request`, not just the builder. **`MockProvider` cannot drive this path**: `maybe_open_pull_request` → `build_pr_body_with_source_and_state` → `Client::from_source(llm_source)` builds a real provider client from the credential source, bypassing any in-process provider injection. Use a real provider HTTP mock instead. Setup:\n  - **OpenAI mock** (mirrors `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` at `pull_request.rs:1322`): start an `httpmock::MockServer`, register `POST /v1/responses` with `Authorization: Bearer vault-openai-key`, return `openai_responses_payload(r#\"{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}\"#)`. The existing helper wraps any string into the OpenAI Responses-API envelope; here that string is the structured-output JSON.\n  - **Credential source**: load a `Vault` with an `openai_codex` API-key credential of `vault-openai-key`, wrap it in `VaultCredentialSource::with_env_lookup` returning the OpenAI mock's `/v1` URL for `OPENAI_BASE_URL`. Use this `Arc<dyn CredentialSource>` as the `llm_source`.\n  - **GitHub mock**: a separate `httpmock::MockServer` exposing only `POST /repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls`, returning a valid PR JSON (e.g. `{ \"number\": 1, \"html_url\": \"...\", \"node_id\": \"...\" }` with a 201 status).\n  - **GitHub credentials**: `fabro_github::GitHubCredentials::Token(\"test-token\".to_string())` rather than the App variant. App credentials would force this test to also mock JWT signing and the installation-token exchange; Token credentials let `create_pull_request` go straight to the PR endpoint with a static `Authorization: Bearer test-token` header. (Implementer: confirm the variant name in `lib/crates/fabro-github/src/lib.rs`; if it's `Pat` or similar instead of `Token`, use that.)\n  - Pass `&github_server.url(\"\")` as the second arg to `GitHubContext::new(&creds, ...)` so the mock's base URL replaces the production `github_api_base_url()`.\n  - Pass a non-empty diff so the early-return at `pull_request.rs:460` doesn't fire.\n  - Pass a goal like `\"Fix telemetry leak\\n\\ndetails...\"`. Use a `model` of `\"gpt-5.4\"` (catalog hit, large-tier truncation, matches the OpenAI mock).\n  - Pass a `RunStoreHandle` whose `state().final_patch` returns a non-empty diff (mirror the `load_pull_request_diff_uses_store_without_disk_patch` test at line 1521 for the event-append pattern).\n  - Assert: `PullRequestRecord.title == \"Fix telemetry leak\"`, the OpenAI mock fired exactly once, the GitHub mock fired exactly once with `Authorization: Bearer test-token`. Optionally inspect the captured GitHub request body to confirm the title sent on the wire matches.\n\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_caps_fallback_title_at_72_chars` — guards the unconditional `enforce_title_cap` in §5. Same harness as the test above (extract a private `setup_fallback_test_harness()` helper to avoid duplicating the OpenAI + GitHub + Vault wiring). Differences: pass a goal that's a single ~200-char line with no newlines and no `Plan:` prefix, so `pr_title_from_goal` returns close to its 120-char cap. The OpenAI mock returns `{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}` so the fallback fires. Assert `PullRequestRecord.title.chars().count() == 72` and the title ends with `…`.\n- New test: `build_pr_body_truncates_long_title` — MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"x\".repeat(200),\"body\":\"…\"}`; assert the title returned from `build_pr_body` is exactly 72 chars and ends with `…`. (This one stays at the builder level — it's testing `enforce_title_cap`, not the fallback.)\n- New test: `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_blank` — two cases via parameterized assertion or two `#[test]`s sharing a helper:\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"\"}` — schema rejects via `minLength: 1`, builder returns `Err`.\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"   \\n\"}` — schema accepts (length ≥ 1), Rust trim-check returns `Err`.\n  Both cases validate the blank-body-is-fatal contract from §4's failure-mode table.\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs`:\n\n- `workflow_run_with_vault_only_openai_codex_builds_pr_body` (line 6893 area) — destructure the tuple, update assertions.\n\n### 8. What is *not* changing\n\n- `assemble_pr_body` — body still slots in front of the four programmatic sections in the same order.\n- `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `parse_dot_summary`, `format_duration_ms`, `format_cost`, `truncate_pr_body` — unchanged.\n- `OpenPullRequestRequest`, `PullRequestRecord`, `AutoMergeOptions` — unchanged shapes.\n- The two production callers (`fabro-server/src/server/handler/pull_requests.rs:262-277` and the `pull_request` pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:573`) — unchanged. Both go through `maybe_open_pull_request`, which absorbs the new title flow internally.\n- The 65,536-char body cap and `_(truncated)_` suffix.\n\n## Verification\n\n```sh\ncargo build --workspace\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-server\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 fmt --check --all\n```\n\nEnd-to-end (optional, requires credentials):\n\n```sh\nset -a && source .env && set +a\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow --profile e2e --run-ignored only\n```\n\nManual smoke: run any workflow that opens a PR and inspect the resulting PR title and body on GitHub. Confirm:\n\n- Title ≤ 72 chars, no markdown decoration.\n- Body opens with a value-first sentence (per \"lead with value\" principle).\n- Body does *not* contain a duplicate Retro / Fabro Details / footer / full-plan section.\n- Trailing sections render as before: Plan `<details>`, `### Retro`, `### Fabro Details`, `⚒️ Generated with [Fabro]`.\n- For a small mechanical change, the body is short (sizing matrix small+simple); for a multi-stage feature run, the body is multi-paragraph with sections.\n\n## Out of scope (explicit)\n\n- Fully dynamic truncation budgeting (`min(MAX_DIFF_CHARS, ctx_window / 4)`). The plan uses a two-tier static lookup keyed on a 200k threshold instead — simpler, addresses the small-context-model risk, and avoids tokenizer math.\n- Stage-response inclusion (e.g. the implement node's response as commit-message analog). Worth doing later as a separate change.\n- Configurable `pull_request.prompt_preset` or `prompt_override` in `PullRequestSettings`. Not needed for this iteration; the prompt is opinionated by design.\n- Separate `pull_request.model` override (use Haiku/mini for body generation to cut cost). Defensible follow-up; out of scope here.\n- Attaching the full goal as a `<details>` block (option B). User chose option A.\n- Anthropic probe override to keep connectivity checks on Haiku after the Opus 4.7 default change. Separate concern, surfaced earlier.\n"
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              "String": "# Simplify: Code Review and Cleanup\n\nReview changes vs. origin for reuse, quality, and efficiency. Fix any issues found.\n\n## Phase 1: Identify Changes\n\nRun git diff (or git diff HEAD if there are staged changes) to see what changed. If there are no git changes, review the most recently modified files that the user mentioned or that you edited earlier in this conversation.\n\n## Phase 2: Launch Three Review Agents in Parallel\n\nUse the Agent tool to launch all three agents concurrently in a single message. Pass each agent the full diff so it has the complete context.\n\n### Agent 1: Code Reuse Review\n\nFor each change:\n\n1. Search for existing utilities and helpers that could replace newly written code. Use Grep to find similar patterns elsewhere in the codebase — common locations are utility directories, shared modules, and files adjacent to the changed ones.\n2. Flag any new function that duplicates existing functionality. Suggest the existing function to use instead.\n3. Flag any inline logic that could use an existing utility — hand-rolled string manipulation, manual path handling, custom environment checks, ad-hoc type guards, and similar patterns are common candidates.\n\nNote: This is a greenfield app, so focus on maximizing simplicity and don't worry about changing things to achieve it.\n\n### Agent 2: Code Quality Review\n\nReview the same changes for hacky patterns:\n\n1. Redundant state: state that duplicates existing state, cached values that could be derived, observers/effects that could be direct calls\n2. Parameter sprawl: adding new parameters to a function instead of generalizing or restructuring existing ones\n3. Copy-paste with slight variation: near-duplicate code blocks that should be unified with a shared abstraction\n4. Leaky abstractions: exposing internal details that should be encapsulated, or breaking existing abstraction boundaries\n5. Stringly-typed code: using raw strings where constants, enums (string unions), or branded types already exist in the codebase\n\nNote: This is a greenfield app, so be aggressive in optimizing quality.\n\n### Agent 3: Efficiency Review\n\nReview the same changes for efficiency:\n\n1. Unnecessary work: redundant computations, repeated file reads, duplicate network/API calls, N+1 patterns\n2. Missed concurrency: independent operations run sequentially when they could run in parallel\n3. Hot-path bloat: new blocking work added to startup or per-request/per-render hot paths\n4. Unnecessary existence checks: pre-checking file/resource existence before operating (TOCTOU anti-pattern) — operate directly and handle the error\n5. Memory: unbounded data structures, missing cleanup, event listener leaks\n6. Overly broad operations: reading entire files when only a portion is needed, loading all items when filtering for one\n\n## Phase 3: Fix Issues\n\nWait for all three agents to complete. Aggregate their findings and fix each issue directly. If a finding is a false positive or not worth addressing, note it and move on — do not argue with the finding, just skip it.\n\nWhen done, briefly summarize what was fixed (or confirm the code was already clean)."
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              "String": "# Simplify: Code Review and Cleanup\n\nReview changes vs. origin for reuse, quality, and efficiency. Fix any issues found.\n\n## Phase 1: Identify Changes\n\nRun git diff (or git diff HEAD if there are staged changes) to see what changed. If there are no git changes, review the most recently modified files that the user mentioned or that you edited earlier in this conversation.\n\n## Phase 2: Launch Three Review Agents in Parallel\n\nUse the Agent tool to launch all three agents concurrently in a single message. Pass each agent the full diff so it has the complete context.\n\n### Agent 1: Code Reuse Review\n\nFor each change:\n\n1. Search for existing utilities and helpers that could replace newly written code. Use Grep to find similar patterns elsewhere in the codebase — common locations are utility directories, shared modules, and files adjacent to the changed ones.\n2. Flag any new function that duplicates existing functionality. Suggest the existing function to use instead.\n3. Flag any inline logic that could use an existing utility — hand-rolled string manipulation, manual path handling, custom environment checks, ad-hoc type guards, and similar patterns are common candidates.\n\nNote: This is a greenfield app, so focus on maximizing simplicity and don't worry about changing things to achieve it.\n\n### Agent 2: Code Quality Review\n\nReview the same changes for hacky patterns:\n\n1. Redundant state: state that duplicates existing state, cached values that could be derived, observers/effects that could be direct calls\n2. Parameter sprawl: adding new parameters to a function instead of generalizing or restructuring existing ones\n3. Copy-paste with slight variation: near-duplicate code blocks that should be unified with a shared abstraction\n4. Leaky abstractions: exposing internal details that should be encapsulated, or breaking existing abstraction boundaries\n5. Stringly-typed code: using raw strings where constants, enums (string unions), or branded types already exist in the codebase\n\nNote: This is a greenfield app, so be aggressive in optimizing quality.\n\n### Agent 3: Efficiency Review\n\nReview the same changes for efficiency:\n\n1. Unnecessary work: redundant computations, repeated file reads, duplicate network/API calls, N+1 patterns\n2. Missed concurrency: independent operations run sequentially when they could run in parallel\n3. Hot-path bloat: new blocking work added to startup or per-request/per-render hot paths\n4. Unnecessary existence checks: pre-checking file/resource existence before operating (TOCTOU anti-pattern) — operate directly and handle the error\n5. Memory: unbounded data structures, missing cleanup, event listener leaks\n6. Overly broad operations: reading entire files when only a portion is needed, loading all items when filtering for one\n\n## Phase 3: Fix Issues\n\nWait for all three agents to complete. Aggregate their findings and fix each issue directly. If a finding is a false positive or not worth addressing, note it and move on — do not argue with the finding, just skip it.\n\nWhen done, briefly summarize what was fixed (or confirm the code was already clean)."
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          "String": "# Compound-engineering PR title and body recipe for Fabro\n\n## Context\n\nToday Fabro's PR body is generated by a hardcoded two-line system prompt at `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs:373-377`. The title is derived deterministically from the workflow goal's first line (`pr_title_from_goal`). Compound-engineering's `git-commit-push-pr` skill produces noticeably better PR descriptions because it embeds a sizing matrix, writing principles, a visual-aid table, and the `#1`-as-issue-ref footgun, and it generates the title from change context.\n\nWe want to port the *valuable* parts of that recipe into Fabro's existing pipeline while keeping Fabro's signature trailing sections (Plan `<details>`, `### Retro`, `### Fabro Details`, `⚒️ Generated with [Fabro]` footer). Per user direction, the LLM self-classifies the change against the sizing matrix (no Rust-side bucketing), and goal truncation is silent (option A: accept the loss; do not attach the full goal to the rendered body).\n\n## Approach\n\nReplace the plain-text LLM call with a single `generate_object` call returning a structured `{title, body}` JSON object. Embed the compound-engineering recipe in the system prompt with explicit \"do not duplicate the trailing sections\" guardrails. Raise input truncation caps to fit modern context windows and add a goal cap (previously uncapped).\n\nThe trailing programmatic sections are unchanged — `assemble_pr_body` still prepends the LLM body to Plan / Retro / Fabro Details / footer. `pr_title_from_goal` survives as the fallback for the narrow case where structured output succeeded with a usable body but the LLM returned an empty title; every other generation failure remains fatal (run still completes, no PR is opened).\n\n## Critical files\n\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs` — primary; replace prompt + signatures\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs:6893` — one test that calls `build_pr_body` directly; signature update\n\n## Reuse (do not reimplement)\n\n- `fabro_llm::generate::generate_object(params, schema)` — `lib/crates/fabro-llm/src/generate.rs:920-945`. Existing pattern in `fabro-hooks/src/executor.rs:27-37, 315-338` (LazyLock schema + typed deserialize + warn-on-failure). Mirror that pattern.\n- `assemble_pr_body`, `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `truncate_pr_body`, `load_pull_request_diff` — unchanged.\n- `pr_title_from_goal`, `strip_goal_decoration` — unchanged; demoted from \"always-used\" to \"fallback path.\"\n\n## Changes\n\n### 1. New schema and typed struct\n\nAdd at module top:\n\n```rust\nuse std::sync::LazyLock;\n\n#[derive(Debug, serde::Deserialize)]\nstruct GeneratedPrContent {\n    title: String,\n    body:  String,\n}\n\nstatic PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA: LazyLock<serde_json::Value> = LazyLock::new(|| {\n    serde_json::json!({\n        \"type\": \"object\",\n        \"properties\": {\n            \"title\": { \"type\": \"string\", \"maxLength\": 72 },\n            \"body\":  { \"type\": \"string\", \"minLength\": 1 }\n        },\n        \"required\": [\"title\", \"body\"],\n        \"additionalProperties\": false\n    })\n});\n```\n\n**Schema vs fallback semantics.** Both fields are `required` so a missing field fails structured-output validation (fatal — propagates as Err). The schema does *not* set `minLength` on `title`, so an empty-string title deserializes successfully and is the *only* signal that triggers the deterministic title fallback in `maybe_open_pull_request`. `body` has `minLength: 1` because we have no body fallback — an empty body is fatal too. This narrower fallback promise (empty title only, not missing title) keeps the schema strict without making the fallback dead code.\n\n### 2. New system prompt as a `const &str`\n\nAdd as a module-level `const PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT: &str = \"...\"`. Verbatim content:\n\n```text\nYou are writing a pull request title and description for a code change produced by an AI workflow.\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT\nReturn a JSON object with exactly two fields:\n- \"title\": a one-line title, max 72 characters, no trailing period.\n- \"body\": the markdown body as described below.\n\nDO NOT INCLUDE in the body\n- A `#` or `##` title heading at the top — the title goes in the `title` field.\n- A \"Retro\" section, \"Fabro Details\" section, cost/duration table, or \"Generated with\" footer — those are appended programmatically after your output.\n- The full plan text — the full plan is appended programmatically as a <details> block.\n- Bare `#1`, `#2` list prefixes — GitHub auto-links those as issue references. Use plain `1.`, `2.` instead.\n- A test plan unless the testing approach is non-obvious.\n\nSIZE THE BODY TO THE CHANGE\nFirst classify along two axes from the diff:\n- Size: how many files changed, how large the diff is.\n- Complexity: trivial (rename / typo / dep bump / config) vs. design decisions / new patterns / cross-cutting concerns.\n\nThen write at the matching depth:\n\n| Profile | Body shape |\n|---|---|\n| Small + simple (typo, config, dep bump) | 1–2 sentences, no headers, total under ~300 characters |\n| Small + non-trivial (targeted bugfix, behavioral change) | Short \"Problem / Fix\" narrative, 3–5 sentences. No headers unless two distinct concerns. |\n| Medium feature or refactor | Summary paragraph, then a section explaining what changed and why. Call out design decisions. |\n| Large or architecturally significant | Full narrative: problem context, approach chosen (and why), key decisions, migration/rollback notes if relevant. |\n| Performance improvement | Include before/after measurements if available. A markdown table works well here. |\n\nBrevity matters for small changes. A 3-line bugfix with a 20-line description signals miscalibration. When in doubt, shorter is better — reviewers can read the diff.\n\nWRITING PRINCIPLES\n- Lead with value: the first sentence tells the reviewer *why this PR exists*, not *what files changed*.\n- Describe the net result, not the journey: skip intermediate failures, debugging steps, and refactors done during development.\n- Trust the final diff: if the goal or plan disagree with the diff, the diff is authoritative.\n- Explain the non-obvious: spend description space on what the diff doesn't show — why this approach, what was rejected, what to look at first.\n- Use structure when it earns its keep: no empty sections, no template headers without content.\n- If the body uses any `##` heading, the opening summary must also be under a heading (e.g. `## Summary`); otherwise a bare paragraph is fine.\n\nPLAN SUMMARY\nThe full plan is attached separately as a <details> block, so do not restate it. Include a brief `### Plan Summary` with bullet points only when the change is medium or larger in the sizing matrix above. Skip it for small changes.\n\nVISUAL AIDS\nInclude a visual aid only when a reviewer would struggle to reconstruct the mental model from prose alone — based on what changes structurally, not on PR size. Skip for trivial / mechanical changes, or when prose already communicates clearly.\n\n| PR changes... | Visual aid |\n|---|---|\n| 3+ interacting components or services | Mermaid component / interaction diagram |\n| Multi-step workflow or pipeline with non-obvious sequencing | Mermaid flow diagram |\n| 3+ behavioral modes or variants | Markdown comparison table |\n| Before/after data or trade-offs | Markdown table |\n| Data model changes with 3+ related entities | Mermaid ERD |\n\nMermaid: prefer `TB` direction, ≤10 nodes typical. Place inline at the point of relevance, not in a separate \"Diagrams\" section.\n```\n\n### 3. Truncation constants and small-model fallback\n\nReplace inline `50_000` and `20_000` with two tiered constant sets:\n\n```rust\n// Generous tier (≥200k context window)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 250_000;\n\n// Conservative tier (matches the previous values)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 50_000;\n```\n\nResolve the tier by looking up the model in `fabro_model::Catalog::builtin()`:\n\n```rust\nfn truncation_caps(model: &str) -> (usize, usize, usize) {\n    let large_enough = Catalog::builtin()\n        .get(model)\n        .is_some_and(|m| m.limits.context_window >= 200_000);\n    if large_enough {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE)\n    } else {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL)\n    }\n}\n```\n\nUnknown models (`get` returns `None`) fall through to the conservative tier — safer than assuming large context for an unrecognized id. `fabro_model::Catalog` is already a transitive dep of `fabro-workflow` via `start.rs`'s use of `fabro_model::Provider`; no new Cargo entry needed.\n\nFor the large tier, worst-case input is ~400k chars ≈ 100k tokens. Fits in 200k-context Sonnet/Haiku with ~50k-token headroom for system prompt + output. Comfortable on 1M-context models. The conservative tier preserves today's behavior for the two ≤131k-context models in the catalog (`gpt-5.3-codex-spark`, `mercury-2`).\n\nGoal truncation is silent (no log, no marker). The full goal is *not* attached to the rendered body.\n\n### 4. Refactor `build_pr_body*` to return both title and body\n\nSignature change for the three internal builders and the public `build_pr_body`:\n\n```rust\npub async fn build_pr_body(\n    diff: &str, goal: &str, model: &str,\n    run_store: &RunStoreHandle,\n    llm_source: &dyn CredentialSource,\n    conclusion: Option<&Conclusion>,\n) -> Result<(String, String), String>   // was: Result<String, String>\n```\n\nReturns `(title, body)`. Callers destructure.\n\n`build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` becomes:\n\n1. Truncate `goal`, `diff`, `plan_text` against the tier from `truncation_caps(model)`.\n2. Build user prompt with `Goal:` / `Plan:` (when present) / `Diff:` sections.\n3. Call `generate_object(params.system(PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT).prompt(user_prompt), PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA.clone())`.\n4. On success: deserialize `result.output` as `GeneratedPrContent`, trim title, enforce 72-char cap via `enforce_title_cap` (truncate at `floor_char_boundary` + `…` if exceeded — same pattern as `pr_title_from_goal`), keep body as-is.\n5. Pass body through `assemble_pr_body(llm_body, plan_text, retro_section, arc_details_section)` — unchanged. Return `(title, assembled_body)` where `title` may be the empty string after trimming.\n\n**Failure modes — explicit:**\n\n| Condition | Outcome |\n|---|---|\n| `generate_object` returns Err (LLM call failure, schema validation failure, JSON parse failure) | Return Err. Caller logs and emits `PullRequestFailed`; no PR is opened. |\n| `result.output` is `None` | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Deserialize as `GeneratedPrContent` fails (missing required field, wrong type) | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Body is blank (`generated.body.trim().is_empty()`) | Return Err. Schema's `minLength: 1` rejects truly empty strings, but a body of `\"   \\n\"` would pass the schema; the Rust trim-check catches whitespace-only bodies as well. The body content is preserved as-is once it passes the check — no leading/trailing whitespace stripping, since markdown can rely on it. |\n| Title is empty (after trim) | **Allowed through** — return `(\"\", body)`. The caller is responsible for the deterministic title fallback. |\n| Title is non-empty but >72 chars | Allowed through — `enforce_title_cap` truncates with `…`. |\n\nThe narrower fallback promise: only an empty/whitespace title triggers the deterministic title fallback. Every other error path is fatal. This makes the fallback path actually reachable from the caller and prevents the bug where structured-output failure swallows both fields and there's no body to use anyway.\n\n### 5. `maybe_open_pull_request` invokes the fallback when the title is empty\n\nToday it calls `pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)` unconditionally. New flow — the deterministic fallback only fires when the LLM returned a body but no usable title:\n\n```rust\nlet (llm_title, body) = build_pr_body_with_source_and_state(...).await\n    .map_err(|err| format!(\"{err:#}\"))?;          // any non-title failure: fatal\n\nlet title = if llm_title.trim().is_empty() {\n    pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)                  // fallback path: only reached when body succeeded\n} else {\n    llm_title\n};\nlet title = enforce_title_cap(&title);            // unconditional 72-char guarantee, covers fallback path\nlet body = truncate_pr_body(&body);               // unchanged 65,536-char hard cap\n```\n\nThe unconditional `enforce_title_cap` after fallback selection is load-bearing: `pr_title_from_goal`'s built-in cap is 120 chars (a holdover from the previous deterministic-only flow), so without re-capping here a long goal would breach the new 72-char contract. Don't lower `pr_title_from_goal`'s internal cap — keep the cap enforcement in one place at the caller, where it covers both branches.\n\nThe pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:538-623` already converts the propagated Err into a `PullRequestFailed` event without aborting the run, so there is no behavior change for callers when generation fails fully.\n\n### 6. 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Both call sites (`response_text` field) get this JSON string.\n- `openai_responses_payload` helper (line ~761) returns a JSON-shaped fake API response; update its `text` to be the JSON string `{\"title\":\"…\",\"body\":\"Narrative from vault source.\"}`.\n- `build_pr_body_uses_in_memory_conclusion`, `build_pr_body_uses_store_records_without_legacy_files`, `build_pr_body_uses_plan_text_from_store_without_response_md`, `build_pr_body_uses_explicit_llm_client`, `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` — destructure the new tuple, assert on title and body separately. Existing body assertions (`contains(\"Narrative from mock.\")` etc.) become body-side; add a `title == \"Mock title\"` assertion to one of them.\n- `empty_diff_returns_none` — unchanged behavior, still returns `Ok(None)` from `maybe_open_pull_request`.\n- `pr_title_from_goal` tests (10 of them, lines 1416–1485) — unchanged; the function still exists as a fallback.\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_falls_back_to_goal_title_when_llm_returns_empty_title` — exercises the actual fallback branch in `maybe_open_pull_request`, not just the builder. **`MockProvider` cannot drive this path**: `maybe_open_pull_request` → `build_pr_body_with_source_and_state` → `Client::from_source(llm_source)` builds a real provider client from the credential source, bypassing any in-process provider injection. Use a real provider HTTP mock instead. 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Use this `Arc<dyn CredentialSource>` as the `llm_source`.\n  - **GitHub mock**: a separate `httpmock::MockServer` exposing only `POST /repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls`, returning a valid PR JSON (e.g. `{ \"number\": 1, \"html_url\": \"...\", \"node_id\": \"...\" }` with a 201 status).\n  - **GitHub credentials**: `fabro_github::GitHubCredentials::Token(\"test-token\".to_string())` rather than the App variant. App credentials would force this test to also mock JWT signing and the installation-token exchange; Token credentials let `create_pull_request` go straight to the PR endpoint with a static `Authorization: Bearer test-token` header. (Implementer: confirm the variant name in `lib/crates/fabro-github/src/lib.rs`; if it's `Pat` or similar instead of `Token`, use that.)\n  - Pass `&github_server.url(\"\")` as the second arg to `GitHubContext::new(&creds, ...)` so the mock's base URL replaces the production `github_api_base_url()`.\n  - Pass a non-empty diff so the early-return at `pull_request.rs:460` doesn't fire.\n  - Pass a goal like `\"Fix telemetry leak\\n\\ndetails...\"`. Use a `model` of `\"gpt-5.4\"` (catalog hit, large-tier truncation, matches the OpenAI mock).\n  - Pass a `RunStoreHandle` whose `state().final_patch` returns a non-empty diff (mirror the `load_pull_request_diff_uses_store_without_disk_patch` test at line 1521 for the event-append pattern).\n  - Assert: `PullRequestRecord.title == \"Fix telemetry leak\"`, the OpenAI mock fired exactly once, the GitHub mock fired exactly once with `Authorization: Bearer test-token`. Optionally inspect the captured GitHub request body to confirm the title sent on the wire matches.\n\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_caps_fallback_title_at_72_chars` — guards the unconditional `enforce_title_cap` in §5. Same harness as the test above (extract a private `setup_fallback_test_harness()` helper to avoid duplicating the OpenAI + GitHub + Vault wiring). Differences: pass a goal that's a single ~200-char line with no newlines and no `Plan:` prefix, so `pr_title_from_goal` returns close to its 120-char cap. The OpenAI mock returns `{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}` so the fallback fires. Assert `PullRequestRecord.title.chars().count() == 72` and the title ends with `…`.\n- New test: `build_pr_body_truncates_long_title` — MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"x\".repeat(200),\"body\":\"…\"}`; assert the title returned from `build_pr_body` is exactly 72 chars and ends with `…`. (This one stays at the builder level — it's testing `enforce_title_cap`, not the fallback.)\n- New test: `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_blank` — two cases via parameterized assertion or two `#[test]`s sharing a helper:\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"\"}` — schema rejects via `minLength: 1`, builder returns `Err`.\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"   \\n\"}` — schema accepts (length ≥ 1), Rust trim-check returns `Err`.\n  Both cases validate the blank-body-is-fatal contract from §4's failure-mode table.\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs`:\n\n- `workflow_run_with_vault_only_openai_codex_builds_pr_body` (line 6893 area) — destructure the tuple, update assertions.\n\n### 8. 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Per user direction, the LLM self-classifies the change against the sizing matrix (no Rust-side bucketing), and goal truncation is silent (option A: accept the loss; do not attach the full goal to the rendered body).\n\n## Approach\n\nReplace the plain-text LLM call with a single `generate_object` call returning a structured `{title, body}` JSON object. Embed the compound-engineering recipe in the system prompt with explicit \"do not duplicate the trailing sections\" guardrails. Raise input truncation caps to fit modern context windows and add a goal cap (previously uncapped).\n\nThe trailing programmatic sections are unchanged — `assemble_pr_body` still prepends the LLM body to Plan / Retro / Fabro Details / footer. `pr_title_from_goal` survives as the fallback for the narrow case where structured output succeeded with a usable body but the LLM returned an empty title; every other generation failure remains fatal (run still completes, no PR is opened).\n\n## Critical files\n\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs` — primary; replace prompt + signatures\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs:6893` — one test that calls `build_pr_body` directly; signature update\n\n## Reuse (do not reimplement)\n\n- `fabro_llm::generate::generate_object(params, schema)` — `lib/crates/fabro-llm/src/generate.rs:920-945`. Existing pattern in `fabro-hooks/src/executor.rs:27-37, 315-338` (LazyLock schema + typed deserialize + warn-on-failure). Mirror that pattern.\n- `assemble_pr_body`, `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `truncate_pr_body`, `load_pull_request_diff` — unchanged.\n- `pr_title_from_goal`, `strip_goal_decoration` — unchanged; demoted from \"always-used\" to \"fallback path.\"\n\n## Changes\n\n### 1. New schema and typed struct\n\nAdd at module top:\n\n```rust\nuse std::sync::LazyLock;\n\n#[derive(Debug, serde::Deserialize)]\nstruct GeneratedPrContent {\n    title: String,\n    body:  String,\n}\n\nstatic PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA: LazyLock<serde_json::Value> = LazyLock::new(|| {\n    serde_json::json!({\n        \"type\": \"object\",\n        \"properties\": {\n            \"title\": { \"type\": \"string\", \"maxLength\": 72 },\n            \"body\":  { \"type\": \"string\", \"minLength\": 1 }\n        },\n        \"required\": [\"title\", \"body\"],\n        \"additionalProperties\": false\n    })\n});\n```\n\n**Schema vs fallback semantics.** Both fields are `required` so a missing field fails structured-output validation (fatal — propagates as Err). The schema does *not* set `minLength` on `title`, so an empty-string title deserializes successfully and is the *only* signal that triggers the deterministic title fallback in `maybe_open_pull_request`. `body` has `minLength: 1` because we have no body fallback — an empty body is fatal too. This narrower fallback promise (empty title only, not missing title) keeps the schema strict without making the fallback dead code.\n\n### 2. New system prompt as a `const &str`\n\nAdd as a module-level `const PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT: &str = \"...\"`. Verbatim content:\n\n```text\nYou are writing a pull request title and description for a code change produced by an AI workflow.\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT\nReturn a JSON object with exactly two fields:\n- \"title\": a one-line title, max 72 characters, no trailing period.\n- \"body\": the markdown body as described below.\n\nDO NOT INCLUDE in the body\n- A `#` or `##` title heading at the top — the title goes in the `title` field.\n- A \"Retro\" section, \"Fabro Details\" section, cost/duration table, or \"Generated with\" footer — those are appended programmatically after your output.\n- The full plan text — the full plan is appended programmatically as a <details> block.\n- Bare `#1`, `#2` list prefixes — GitHub auto-links those as issue references. Use plain `1.`, `2.` instead.\n- A test plan unless the testing approach is non-obvious.\n\nSIZE THE BODY TO THE CHANGE\nFirst classify along two axes from the diff:\n- Size: how many files changed, how large the diff is.\n- Complexity: trivial (rename / typo / dep bump / config) vs. design decisions / new patterns / cross-cutting concerns.\n\nThen write at the matching depth:\n\n| Profile | Body shape |\n|---|---|\n| Small + simple (typo, config, dep bump) | 1–2 sentences, no headers, total under ~300 characters |\n| Small + non-trivial (targeted bugfix, behavioral change) | Short \"Problem / Fix\" narrative, 3–5 sentences. No headers unless two distinct concerns. |\n| Medium feature or refactor | Summary paragraph, then a section explaining what changed and why. Call out design decisions. |\n| Large or architecturally significant | Full narrative: problem context, approach chosen (and why), key decisions, migration/rollback notes if relevant. |\n| Performance improvement | Include before/after measurements if available. A markdown table works well here. |\n\nBrevity matters for small changes. A 3-line bugfix with a 20-line description signals miscalibration. When in doubt, shorter is better — reviewers can read the diff.\n\nWRITING PRINCIPLES\n- Lead with value: the first sentence tells the reviewer *why this PR exists*, not *what files changed*.\n- Describe the net result, not the journey: skip intermediate failures, debugging steps, and refactors done during development.\n- Trust the final diff: if the goal or plan disagree with the diff, the diff is authoritative.\n- Explain the non-obvious: spend description space on what the diff doesn't show — why this approach, what was rejected, what to look at first.\n- Use structure when it earns its keep: no empty sections, no template headers without content.\n- If the body uses any `##` heading, the opening summary must also be under a heading (e.g. `## Summary`); otherwise a bare paragraph is fine.\n\nPLAN SUMMARY\nThe full plan is attached separately as a <details> block, so do not restate it. Include a brief `### Plan Summary` with bullet points only when the change is medium or larger in the sizing matrix above. Skip it for small changes.\n\nVISUAL AIDS\nInclude a visual aid only when a reviewer would struggle to reconstruct the mental model from prose alone — based on what changes structurally, not on PR size. Skip for trivial / mechanical changes, or when prose already communicates clearly.\n\n| PR changes... | Visual aid |\n|---|---|\n| 3+ interacting components or services | Mermaid component / interaction diagram |\n| Multi-step workflow or pipeline with non-obvious sequencing | Mermaid flow diagram |\n| 3+ behavioral modes or variants | Markdown comparison table |\n| Before/after data or trade-offs | Markdown table |\n| Data model changes with 3+ related entities | Mermaid ERD |\n\nMermaid: prefer `TB` direction, ≤10 nodes typical. Place inline at the point of relevance, not in a separate \"Diagrams\" section.\n```\n\n### 3. Truncation constants and small-model fallback\n\nReplace inline `50_000` and `20_000` with two tiered constant sets:\n\n```rust\n// Generous tier (≥200k context window)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 250_000;\n\n// Conservative tier (matches the previous values)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 50_000;\n```\n\nResolve the tier by looking up the model in `fabro_model::Catalog::builtin()`:\n\n```rust\nfn truncation_caps(model: &str) -> (usize, usize, usize) {\n    let large_enough = Catalog::builtin()\n        .get(model)\n        .is_some_and(|m| m.limits.context_window >= 200_000);\n    if large_enough {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE)\n    } else {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL)\n    }\n}\n```\n\nUnknown models (`get` returns `None`) fall through to the conservative tier — safer than assuming large context for an unrecognized id. `fabro_model::Catalog` is already a transitive dep of `fabro-workflow` via `start.rs`'s use of `fabro_model::Provider`; no new Cargo entry needed.\n\nFor the large tier, worst-case input is ~400k chars ≈ 100k tokens. Fits in 200k-context Sonnet/Haiku with ~50k-token headroom for system prompt + output. Comfortable on 1M-context models. The conservative tier preserves today's behavior for the two ≤131k-context models in the catalog (`gpt-5.3-codex-spark`, `mercury-2`).\n\nGoal truncation is silent (no log, no marker). The full goal is *not* attached to the rendered body.\n\n### 4. Refactor `build_pr_body*` to return both title and body\n\nSignature change for the three internal builders and the public `build_pr_body`:\n\n```rust\npub async fn build_pr_body(\n    diff: &str, goal: &str, model: &str,\n    run_store: &RunStoreHandle,\n    llm_source: &dyn CredentialSource,\n    conclusion: Option<&Conclusion>,\n) -> Result<(String, String), String>   // was: Result<String, String>\n```\n\nReturns `(title, body)`. Callers destructure.\n\n`build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` becomes:\n\n1. Truncate `goal`, `diff`, `plan_text` against the tier from `truncation_caps(model)`.\n2. Build user prompt with `Goal:` / `Plan:` (when present) / `Diff:` sections.\n3. Call `generate_object(params.system(PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT).prompt(user_prompt), PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA.clone())`.\n4. On success: deserialize `result.output` as `GeneratedPrContent`, trim title, enforce 72-char cap via `enforce_title_cap` (truncate at `floor_char_boundary` + `…` if exceeded — same pattern as `pr_title_from_goal`), keep body as-is.\n5. Pass body through `assemble_pr_body(llm_body, plan_text, retro_section, arc_details_section)` — unchanged. Return `(title, assembled_body)` where `title` may be the empty string after trimming.\n\n**Failure modes — explicit:**\n\n| Condition | Outcome |\n|---|---|\n| `generate_object` returns Err (LLM call failure, schema validation failure, JSON parse failure) | Return Err. Caller logs and emits `PullRequestFailed`; no PR is opened. |\n| `result.output` is `None` | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Deserialize as `GeneratedPrContent` fails (missing required field, wrong type) | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Body is blank (`generated.body.trim().is_empty()`) | Return Err. Schema's `minLength: 1` rejects truly empty strings, but a body of `\"   \\n\"` would pass the schema; the Rust trim-check catches whitespace-only bodies as well. The body content is preserved as-is once it passes the check — no leading/trailing whitespace stripping, since markdown can rely on it. |\n| Title is empty (after trim) | **Allowed through** — return `(\"\", body)`. The caller is responsible for the deterministic title fallback. |\n| Title is non-empty but >72 chars | Allowed through — `enforce_title_cap` truncates with `…`. |\n\nThe narrower fallback promise: only an empty/whitespace title triggers the deterministic title fallback. Every other error path is fatal. This makes the fallback path actually reachable from the caller and prevents the bug where structured-output failure swallows both fields and there's no body to use anyway.\n\n### 5. `maybe_open_pull_request` invokes the fallback when the title is empty\n\nToday it calls `pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)` unconditionally. New flow — the deterministic fallback only fires when the LLM returned a body but no usable title:\n\n```rust\nlet (llm_title, body) = build_pr_body_with_source_and_state(...).await\n    .map_err(|err| format!(\"{err:#}\"))?;          // any non-title failure: fatal\n\nlet title = if llm_title.trim().is_empty() {\n    pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)                  // fallback path: only reached when body succeeded\n} else {\n    llm_title\n};\nlet title = enforce_title_cap(&title);            // unconditional 72-char guarantee, covers fallback path\nlet body = truncate_pr_body(&body);               // unchanged 65,536-char hard cap\n```\n\nThe unconditional `enforce_title_cap` after fallback selection is load-bearing: `pr_title_from_goal`'s built-in cap is 120 chars (a holdover from the previous deterministic-only flow), so without re-capping here a long goal would breach the new 72-char contract. Don't lower `pr_title_from_goal`'s internal cap — keep the cap enforcement in one place at the caller, where it covers both branches.\n\nThe pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:538-623` already converts the propagated Err into a `PullRequestFailed` event without aborting the run, so there is no behavior change for callers when generation fails fully.\n\n### 6. Title cap helper\n\nAdd a small private helper:\n\n```rust\nfn enforce_title_cap(title: &str) -> String {\n    const MAX: usize = 72;\n    if title.chars().count() > MAX {\n        let truncated: String = title.chars().take(MAX - 1).collect();\n        format!(\"{truncated}\\u{2026}\")\n    } else {\n        title.to_string()\n    }\n}\n```\n\nApplied inside `build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` to the LLM-returned title before returning. `pr_title_from_goal`'s existing 120-char cap stays as-is (it's the fallback and the goal-derived title is shorter in practice; introducing a 72-char cap there is a separate, low-value change).\n\n### 7. Test updates\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs`:\n\n- `MockProvider::complete` and `::stream` currently return plain text. Update to return JSON matching the schema: `{\"title\":\"Mock title\",\"body\":\"Narrative from mock.\"}`. Both call sites (`response_text` field) get this JSON string.\n- `openai_responses_payload` helper (line ~761) returns a JSON-shaped fake API response; update its `text` to be the JSON string `{\"title\":\"…\",\"body\":\"Narrative from vault source.\"}`.\n- `build_pr_body_uses_in_memory_conclusion`, `build_pr_body_uses_store_records_without_legacy_files`, `build_pr_body_uses_plan_text_from_store_without_response_md`, `build_pr_body_uses_explicit_llm_client`, `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` — destructure the new tuple, assert on title and body separately. Existing body assertions (`contains(\"Narrative from mock.\")` etc.) become body-side; add a `title == \"Mock title\"` assertion to one of them.\n- `empty_diff_returns_none` — unchanged behavior, still returns `Ok(None)` from `maybe_open_pull_request`.\n- `pr_title_from_goal` tests (10 of them, lines 1416–1485) — unchanged; the function still exists as a fallback.\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_falls_back_to_goal_title_when_llm_returns_empty_title` — exercises the actual fallback branch in `maybe_open_pull_request`, not just the builder. **`MockProvider` cannot drive this path**: `maybe_open_pull_request` → `build_pr_body_with_source_and_state` → `Client::from_source(llm_source)` builds a real provider client from the credential source, bypassing any in-process provider injection. Use a real provider HTTP mock instead. Setup:\n  - **OpenAI mock** (mirrors `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` at `pull_request.rs:1322`): start an `httpmock::MockServer`, register `POST /v1/responses` with `Authorization: Bearer vault-openai-key`, return `openai_responses_payload(r#\"{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}\"#)`. The existing helper wraps any string into the OpenAI Responses-API envelope; here that string is the structured-output JSON.\n  - **Credential source**: load a `Vault` with an `openai_codex` API-key credential of `vault-openai-key`, wrap it in `VaultCredentialSource::with_env_lookup` returning the OpenAI mock's `/v1` URL for `OPENAI_BASE_URL`. Use this `Arc<dyn CredentialSource>` as the `llm_source`.\n  - **GitHub mock**: a separate `httpmock::MockServer` exposing only `POST /repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls`, returning a valid PR JSON (e.g. `{ \"number\": 1, \"html_url\": \"...\", \"node_id\": \"...\" }` with a 201 status).\n  - **GitHub credentials**: `fabro_github::GitHubCredentials::Token(\"test-token\".to_string())` rather than the App variant. App credentials would force this test to also mock JWT signing and the installation-token exchange; Token credentials let `create_pull_request` go straight to the PR endpoint with a static `Authorization: Bearer test-token` header. (Implementer: confirm the variant name in `lib/crates/fabro-github/src/lib.rs`; if it's `Pat` or similar instead of `Token`, use that.)\n  - Pass `&github_server.url(\"\")` as the second arg to `GitHubContext::new(&creds, ...)` so the mock's base URL replaces the production `github_api_base_url()`.\n  - Pass a non-empty diff so the early-return at `pull_request.rs:460` doesn't fire.\n  - Pass a goal like `\"Fix telemetry leak\\n\\ndetails...\"`. Use a `model` of `\"gpt-5.4\"` (catalog hit, large-tier truncation, matches the OpenAI mock).\n  - Pass a `RunStoreHandle` whose `state().final_patch` returns a non-empty diff (mirror the `load_pull_request_diff_uses_store_without_disk_patch` test at line 1521 for the event-append pattern).\n  - Assert: `PullRequestRecord.title == \"Fix telemetry leak\"`, the OpenAI mock fired exactly once, the GitHub mock fired exactly once with `Authorization: Bearer test-token`. Optionally inspect the captured GitHub request body to confirm the title sent on the wire matches.\n\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_caps_fallback_title_at_72_chars` — guards the unconditional `enforce_title_cap` in §5. Same harness as the test above (extract a private `setup_fallback_test_harness()` helper to avoid duplicating the OpenAI + GitHub + Vault wiring). Differences: pass a goal that's a single ~200-char line with no newlines and no `Plan:` prefix, so `pr_title_from_goal` returns close to its 120-char cap. The OpenAI mock returns `{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}` so the fallback fires. Assert `PullRequestRecord.title.chars().count() == 72` and the title ends with `…`.\n- New test: `build_pr_body_truncates_long_title` — MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"x\".repeat(200),\"body\":\"…\"}`; assert the title returned from `build_pr_body` is exactly 72 chars and ends with `…`. (This one stays at the builder level — it's testing `enforce_title_cap`, not the fallback.)\n- New test: `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_blank` — two cases via parameterized assertion or two `#[test]`s sharing a helper:\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"\"}` — schema rejects via `minLength: 1`, builder returns `Err`.\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"   \\n\"}` — schema accepts (length ≥ 1), Rust trim-check returns `Err`.\n  Both cases validate the blank-body-is-fatal contract from §4's failure-mode table.\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs`:\n\n- `workflow_run_with_vault_only_openai_codex_builds_pr_body` (line 6893 area) — destructure the tuple, update assertions.\n\n### 8. What is *not* changing\n\n- `assemble_pr_body` — body still slots in front of the four programmatic sections in the same order.\n- `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `parse_dot_summary`, `format_duration_ms`, `format_cost`, `truncate_pr_body` — unchanged.\n- `OpenPullRequestRequest`, `PullRequestRecord`, `AutoMergeOptions` — unchanged shapes.\n- The two production callers (`fabro-server/src/server/handler/pull_requests.rs:262-277` and the `pull_request` pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:573`) — unchanged. Both go through `maybe_open_pull_request`, which absorbs the new title flow internally.\n- The 65,536-char body cap and `_(truncated)_` suffix.\n\n## Verification\n\n```sh\ncargo build --workspace\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-server\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 fmt --check --all\n```\n\nEnd-to-end (optional, requires credentials):\n\n```sh\nset -a && source .env && set +a\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow --profile e2e --run-ignored only\n```\n\nManual smoke: run any workflow that opens a PR and inspect the resulting PR title and body on GitHub. 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New schema and typed struct\n\nAdd at module top:\n\n```rust\nuse std::sync::LazyLock;\n\n#[derive(Debug, serde::Deserialize)]\nstruct GeneratedPrContent {\n    title: String,\n    body:  String,\n}\n\nstatic PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA: LazyLock<serde_json::Value> = LazyLock::new(|| {\n    serde_json::json!({\n        \"type\": \"object\",\n        \"properties\": {\n            \"title\": { \"type\": \"string\", \"maxLength\": 72 },\n            \"body\":  { \"type\": \"string\", \"minLength\": 1 }\n        },\n        \"required\": [\"title\", \"body\"],\n        \"additionalProperties\": false\n    })\n});\n```\n\n**Schema vs fallback semantics.** Both fields are `required` so a missing field fails structured-output validation (fatal — propagates as Err). 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Build user prompt with `Goal:` / `Plan:` (when present) / `Diff:` sections.\n3. Call `generate_object(params.system(PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT).prompt(user_prompt), PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA.clone())`.\n4. On success: deserialize `result.output` as `GeneratedPrContent`, trim title, enforce 72-char cap via `enforce_title_cap` (truncate at `floor_char_boundary` + `…` if exceeded — same pattern as `pr_title_from_goal`), keep body as-is.\n5. Pass body through `assemble_pr_body(llm_body, plan_text, retro_section, arc_details_section)` — unchanged. Return `(title, assembled_body)` where `title` may be the empty string after trimming.\n\n**Failure modes — explicit:**\n\n| Condition | Outcome |\n|---|---|\n| `generate_object` returns Err (LLM call failure, schema validation failure, JSON parse failure) | Return Err. Caller logs and emits `PullRequestFailed`; no PR is opened. |\n| `result.output` is `None` | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Deserialize as `GeneratedPrContent` fails (missing required field, wrong type) | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Body is blank (`generated.body.trim().is_empty()`) | Return Err. Schema's `minLength: 1` rejects truly empty strings, but a body of `\"   \\n\"` would pass the schema; the Rust trim-check catches whitespace-only bodies as well. The body content is preserved as-is once it passes the check — no leading/trailing whitespace stripping, since markdown can rely on it. |\n| Title is empty (after trim) | **Allowed through** — return `(\"\", body)`. The caller is responsible for the deterministic title fallback. |\n| Title is non-empty but >72 chars | Allowed through — `enforce_title_cap` truncates with `…`. |\n\nThe narrower fallback promise: only an empty/whitespace title triggers the deterministic title fallback. Every other error path is fatal. This makes the fallback path actually reachable from the caller and prevents the bug where structured-output failure swallows both fields and there's no body to use anyway.\n\n### 5. `maybe_open_pull_request` invokes the fallback when the title is empty\n\nToday it calls `pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)` unconditionally. New flow — the deterministic fallback only fires when the LLM returned a body but no usable title:\n\n```rust\nlet (llm_title, body) = build_pr_body_with_source_and_state(...).await\n    .map_err(|err| format!(\"{err:#}\"))?;          // any non-title failure: fatal\n\nlet title = if llm_title.trim().is_empty() {\n    pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)                  // fallback path: only reached when body succeeded\n} else {\n    llm_title\n};\nlet title = enforce_title_cap(&title);            // unconditional 72-char guarantee, covers fallback path\nlet body = truncate_pr_body(&body);               // unchanged 65,536-char hard cap\n```\n\nThe unconditional `enforce_title_cap` after fallback selection is load-bearing: `pr_title_from_goal`'s built-in cap is 120 chars (a holdover from the previous deterministic-only flow), so without re-capping here a long goal would breach the new 72-char contract. Don't lower `pr_title_from_goal`'s internal cap — keep the cap enforcement in one place at the caller, where it covers both branches.\n\nThe pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:538-623` already converts the propagated Err into a `PullRequestFailed` event without aborting the run, so there is no behavior change for callers when generation fails fully.\n\n### 6. Title cap helper\n\nAdd a small private helper:\n\n```rust\nfn enforce_title_cap(title: &str) -> String {\n    const MAX: usize = 72;\n    if title.chars().count() > MAX {\n        let truncated: String = title.chars().take(MAX - 1).collect();\n        format!(\"{truncated}\\u{2026}\")\n    } else {\n        title.to_string()\n    }\n}\n```\n\nApplied inside `build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` to the LLM-returned title before returning. `pr_title_from_goal`'s existing 120-char cap stays as-is (it's the fallback and the goal-derived title is shorter in practice; introducing a 72-char cap there is a separate, low-value change).\n\n### 7. Test updates\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs`:\n\n- `MockProvider::complete` and `::stream` currently return plain text. Update to return JSON matching the schema: `{\"title\":\"Mock title\",\"body\":\"Narrative from mock.\"}`. Both call sites (`response_text` field) get this JSON string.\n- `openai_responses_payload` helper (line ~761) returns a JSON-shaped fake API response; update its `text` to be the JSON string `{\"title\":\"…\",\"body\":\"Narrative from vault source.\"}`.\n- `build_pr_body_uses_in_memory_conclusion`, `build_pr_body_uses_store_records_without_legacy_files`, `build_pr_body_uses_plan_text_from_store_without_response_md`, `build_pr_body_uses_explicit_llm_client`, `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` — destructure the new tuple, assert on title and body separately. Existing body assertions (`contains(\"Narrative from mock.\")` etc.) become body-side; add a `title == \"Mock title\"` assertion to one of them.\n- `empty_diff_returns_none` — unchanged behavior, still returns `Ok(None)` from `maybe_open_pull_request`.\n- `pr_title_from_goal` tests (10 of them, lines 1416–1485) — unchanged; the function still exists as a fallback.\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_falls_back_to_goal_title_when_llm_returns_empty_title` — exercises the actual fallback branch in `maybe_open_pull_request`, not just the builder. **`MockProvider` cannot drive this path**: `maybe_open_pull_request` → `build_pr_body_with_source_and_state` → `Client::from_source(llm_source)` builds a real provider client from the credential source, bypassing any in-process provider injection. Use a real provider HTTP mock instead. Setup:\n  - **OpenAI mock** (mirrors `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` at `pull_request.rs:1322`): start an `httpmock::MockServer`, register `POST /v1/responses` with `Authorization: Bearer vault-openai-key`, return `openai_responses_payload(r#\"{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}\"#)`. The existing helper wraps any string into the OpenAI Responses-API envelope; here that string is the structured-output JSON.\n  - **Credential source**: load a `Vault` with an `openai_codex` API-key credential of `vault-openai-key`, wrap it in `VaultCredentialSource::with_env_lookup` returning the OpenAI mock's `/v1` URL for `OPENAI_BASE_URL`. Use this `Arc<dyn CredentialSource>` as the `llm_source`.\n  - **GitHub mock**: a separate `httpmock::MockServer` exposing only `POST /repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls`, returning a valid PR JSON (e.g. `{ \"number\": 1, \"html_url\": \"...\", \"node_id\": \"...\" }` with a 201 status).\n  - **GitHub credentials**: `fabro_github::GitHubCredentials::Token(\"test-token\".to_string())` rather than the App variant. App credentials would force this test to also mock JWT signing and the installation-token exchange; Token credentials let `create_pull_request` go straight to the PR endpoint with a static `Authorization: Bearer test-token` header. (Implementer: confirm the variant name in `lib/crates/fabro-github/src/lib.rs`; if it's `Pat` or similar instead of `Token`, use that.)\n  - Pass `&github_server.url(\"\")` as the second arg to `GitHubContext::new(&creds, ...)` so the mock's base URL replaces the production `github_api_base_url()`.\n  - Pass a non-empty diff so the early-return at `pull_request.rs:460` doesn't fire.\n  - Pass a goal like `\"Fix telemetry leak\\n\\ndetails...\"`. Use a `model` of `\"gpt-5.4\"` (catalog hit, large-tier truncation, matches the OpenAI mock).\n  - Pass a `RunStoreHandle` whose `state().final_patch` returns a non-empty diff (mirror the `load_pull_request_diff_uses_store_without_disk_patch` test at line 1521 for the event-append pattern).\n  - Assert: `PullRequestRecord.title == \"Fix telemetry leak\"`, the OpenAI mock fired exactly once, the GitHub mock fired exactly once with `Authorization: Bearer test-token`. Optionally inspect the captured GitHub request body to confirm the title sent on the wire matches.\n\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_caps_fallback_title_at_72_chars` — guards the unconditional `enforce_title_cap` in §5. Same harness as the test above (extract a private `setup_fallback_test_harness()` helper to avoid duplicating the OpenAI + GitHub + Vault wiring). Differences: pass a goal that's a single ~200-char line with no newlines and no `Plan:` prefix, so `pr_title_from_goal` returns close to its 120-char cap. The OpenAI mock returns `{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}` so the fallback fires. Assert `PullRequestRecord.title.chars().count() == 72` and the title ends with `…`.\n- New test: `build_pr_body_truncates_long_title` — MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"x\".repeat(200),\"body\":\"…\"}`; assert the title returned from `build_pr_body` is exactly 72 chars and ends with `…`. (This one stays at the builder level — it's testing `enforce_title_cap`, not the fallback.)\n- New test: `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_blank` — two cases via parameterized assertion or two `#[test]`s sharing a helper:\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"\"}` — schema rejects via `minLength: 1`, builder returns `Err`.\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"   \\n\"}` — schema accepts (length ≥ 1), Rust trim-check returns `Err`.\n  Both cases validate the blank-body-is-fatal contract from §4's failure-mode table.\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs`:\n\n- `workflow_run_with_vault_only_openai_codex_builds_pr_body` (line 6893 area) — destructure the tuple, update assertions.\n\n### 8. What is *not* changing\n\n- `assemble_pr_body` — body still slots in front of the four programmatic sections in the same order.\n- `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `parse_dot_summary`, `format_duration_ms`, `format_cost`, `truncate_pr_body` — unchanged.\n- `OpenPullRequestRequest`, `PullRequestRecord`, `AutoMergeOptions` — unchanged shapes.\n- The two production callers (`fabro-server/src/server/handler/pull_requests.rs:262-277` and the `pull_request` pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:573`) — unchanged. Both go through `maybe_open_pull_request`, which absorbs the new title flow internally.\n- The 65,536-char body cap and `_(truncated)_` suffix.\n\n## Verification\n\n```sh\ncargo build --workspace\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-server\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 fmt --check --all\n```\n\nEnd-to-end (optional, requires credentials):\n\n```sh\nset -a && source .env && set +a\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow --profile e2e --run-ignored only\n```\n\nManual smoke: run any workflow that opens a PR and inspect the resulting PR title and body on GitHub. 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          "graph.goal": "# Compound-engineering PR title and body recipe for Fabro\n\n## Context\n\nToday Fabro's PR body is generated by a hardcoded two-line system prompt at `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs:373-377`. The title is derived deterministically from the workflow goal's first line (`pr_title_from_goal`). Compound-engineering's `git-commit-push-pr` skill produces noticeably better PR descriptions because it embeds a sizing matrix, writing principles, a visual-aid table, and the `#1`-as-issue-ref footgun, and it generates the title from change context.\n\nWe want to port the *valuable* parts of that recipe into Fabro's existing pipeline while keeping Fabro's signature trailing sections (Plan `<details>`, `### Retro`, `### Fabro Details`, `⚒️ Generated with [Fabro]` footer). Per user direction, the LLM self-classifies the change against the sizing matrix (no Rust-side bucketing), and goal truncation is silent (option A: accept the loss; do not attach the full goal to the rendered body).\n\n## Approach\n\nReplace the plain-text LLM call with a single `generate_object` call returning a structured `{title, body}` JSON object. Embed the compound-engineering recipe in the system prompt with explicit \"do not duplicate the trailing sections\" guardrails. Raise input truncation caps to fit modern context windows and add a goal cap (previously uncapped).\n\nThe trailing programmatic sections are unchanged — `assemble_pr_body` still prepends the LLM body to Plan / Retro / Fabro Details / footer. `pr_title_from_goal` survives as the fallback for the narrow case where structured output succeeded with a usable body but the LLM returned an empty title; every other generation failure remains fatal (run still completes, no PR is opened).\n\n## Critical files\n\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs` — primary; replace prompt + signatures\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs:6893` — one test that calls `build_pr_body` directly; signature update\n\n## Reuse (do not reimplement)\n\n- `fabro_llm::generate::generate_object(params, schema)` — `lib/crates/fabro-llm/src/generate.rs:920-945`. Existing pattern in `fabro-hooks/src/executor.rs:27-37, 315-338` (LazyLock schema + typed deserialize + warn-on-failure). Mirror that pattern.\n- `assemble_pr_body`, `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `truncate_pr_body`, `load_pull_request_diff` — unchanged.\n- `pr_title_from_goal`, `strip_goal_decoration` — unchanged; demoted from \"always-used\" to \"fallback path.\"\n\n## Changes\n\n### 1. New schema and typed struct\n\nAdd at module top:\n\n```rust\nuse std::sync::LazyLock;\n\n#[derive(Debug, serde::Deserialize)]\nstruct GeneratedPrContent {\n    title: String,\n    body:  String,\n}\n\nstatic PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA: LazyLock<serde_json::Value> = LazyLock::new(|| {\n    serde_json::json!({\n        \"type\": \"object\",\n        \"properties\": {\n            \"title\": { \"type\": \"string\", \"maxLength\": 72 },\n            \"body\":  { \"type\": \"string\", \"minLength\": 1 }\n        },\n        \"required\": [\"title\", \"body\"],\n        \"additionalProperties\": false\n    })\n});\n```\n\n**Schema vs fallback semantics.** Both fields are `required` so a missing field fails structured-output validation (fatal — propagates as Err). The schema does *not* set `minLength` on `title`, so an empty-string title deserializes successfully and is the *only* signal that triggers the deterministic title fallback in `maybe_open_pull_request`. `body` has `minLength: 1` because we have no body fallback — an empty body is fatal too. This narrower fallback promise (empty title only, not missing title) keeps the schema strict without making the fallback dead code.\n\n### 2. New system prompt as a `const &str`\n\nAdd as a module-level `const PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT: &str = \"...\"`. Verbatim content:\n\n```text\nYou are writing a pull request title and description for a code change produced by an AI workflow.\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT\nReturn a JSON object with exactly two fields:\n- \"title\": a one-line title, max 72 characters, no trailing period.\n- \"body\": the markdown body as described below.\n\nDO NOT INCLUDE in the body\n- A `#` or `##` title heading at the top — the title goes in the `title` field.\n- A \"Retro\" section, \"Fabro Details\" section, cost/duration table, or \"Generated with\" footer — those are appended programmatically after your output.\n- The full plan text — the full plan is appended programmatically as a <details> block.\n- Bare `#1`, `#2` list prefixes — GitHub auto-links those as issue references. Use plain `1.`, `2.` instead.\n- A test plan unless the testing approach is non-obvious.\n\nSIZE THE BODY TO THE CHANGE\nFirst classify along two axes from the diff:\n- Size: how many files changed, how large the diff is.\n- Complexity: trivial (rename / typo / dep bump / config) vs. design decisions / new patterns / cross-cutting concerns.\n\nThen write at the matching depth:\n\n| Profile | Body shape |\n|---|---|\n| Small + simple (typo, config, dep bump) | 1–2 sentences, no headers, total under ~300 characters |\n| Small + non-trivial (targeted bugfix, behavioral change) | Short \"Problem / Fix\" narrative, 3–5 sentences. No headers unless two distinct concerns. |\n| Medium feature or refactor | Summary paragraph, then a section explaining what changed and why. Call out design decisions. |\n| Large or architecturally significant | Full narrative: problem context, approach chosen (and why), key decisions, migration/rollback notes if relevant. |\n| Performance improvement | Include before/after measurements if available. A markdown table works well here. |\n\nBrevity matters for small changes. A 3-line bugfix with a 20-line description signals miscalibration. When in doubt, shorter is better — reviewers can read the diff.\n\nWRITING PRINCIPLES\n- Lead with value: the first sentence tells the reviewer *why this PR exists*, not *what files changed*.\n- Describe the net result, not the journey: skip intermediate failures, debugging steps, and refactors done during development.\n- Trust the final diff: if the goal or plan disagree with the diff, the diff is authoritative.\n- Explain the non-obvious: spend description space on what the diff doesn't show — why this approach, what was rejected, what to look at first.\n- Use structure when it earns its keep: no empty sections, no template headers without content.\n- If the body uses any `##` heading, the opening summary must also be under a heading (e.g. `## Summary`); otherwise a bare paragraph is fine.\n\nPLAN SUMMARY\nThe full plan is attached separately as a <details> block, so do not restate it. Include a brief `### Plan Summary` with bullet points only when the change is medium or larger in the sizing matrix above. Skip it for small changes.\n\nVISUAL AIDS\nInclude a visual aid only when a reviewer would struggle to reconstruct the mental model from prose alone — based on what changes structurally, not on PR size. Skip for trivial / mechanical changes, or when prose already communicates clearly.\n\n| PR changes... | Visual aid |\n|---|---|\n| 3+ interacting components or services | Mermaid component / interaction diagram |\n| Multi-step workflow or pipeline with non-obvious sequencing | Mermaid flow diagram |\n| 3+ behavioral modes or variants | Markdown comparison table |\n| Before/after data or trade-offs | Markdown table |\n| Data model changes with 3+ related entities | Mermaid ERD |\n\nMermaid: prefer `TB` direction, ≤10 nodes typical. Place inline at the point of relevance, not in a separate \"Diagrams\" section.\n```\n\n### 3. Truncation constants and small-model fallback\n\nReplace inline `50_000` and `20_000` with two tiered constant sets:\n\n```rust\n// Generous tier (≥200k context window)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 250_000;\n\n// Conservative tier (matches the previous values)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 50_000;\n```\n\nResolve the tier by looking up the model in `fabro_model::Catalog::builtin()`:\n\n```rust\nfn truncation_caps(model: &str) -> (usize, usize, usize) {\n    let large_enough = Catalog::builtin()\n        .get(model)\n        .is_some_and(|m| m.limits.context_window >= 200_000);\n    if large_enough {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE)\n    } else {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL)\n    }\n}\n```\n\nUnknown models (`get` returns `None`) fall through to the conservative tier — safer than assuming large context for an unrecognized id. `fabro_model::Catalog` is already a transitive dep of `fabro-workflow` via `start.rs`'s use of `fabro_model::Provider`; no new Cargo entry needed.\n\nFor the large tier, worst-case input is ~400k chars ≈ 100k tokens. Fits in 200k-context Sonnet/Haiku with ~50k-token headroom for system prompt + output. Comfortable on 1M-context models. The conservative tier preserves today's behavior for the two ≤131k-context models in the catalog (`gpt-5.3-codex-spark`, `mercury-2`).\n\nGoal truncation is silent (no log, no marker). The full goal is *not* attached to the rendered body.\n\n### 4. Refactor `build_pr_body*` to return both title and body\n\nSignature change for the three internal builders and the public `build_pr_body`:\n\n```rust\npub async fn build_pr_body(\n    diff: &str, goal: &str, model: &str,\n    run_store: &RunStoreHandle,\n    llm_source: &dyn CredentialSource,\n    conclusion: Option<&Conclusion>,\n) -> Result<(String, String), String>   // was: Result<String, String>\n```\n\nReturns `(title, body)`. Callers destructure.\n\n`build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` becomes:\n\n1. Truncate `goal`, `diff`, `plan_text` against the tier from `truncation_caps(model)`.\n2. Build user prompt with `Goal:` / `Plan:` (when present) / `Diff:` sections.\n3. Call `generate_object(params.system(PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT).prompt(user_prompt), PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA.clone())`.\n4. On success: deserialize `result.output` as `GeneratedPrContent`, trim title, enforce 72-char cap via `enforce_title_cap` (truncate at `floor_char_boundary` + `…` if exceeded — same pattern as `pr_title_from_goal`), keep body as-is.\n5. Pass body through `assemble_pr_body(llm_body, plan_text, retro_section, arc_details_section)` — unchanged. Return `(title, assembled_body)` where `title` may be the empty string after trimming.\n\n**Failure modes — explicit:**\n\n| Condition | Outcome |\n|---|---|\n| `generate_object` returns Err (LLM call failure, schema validation failure, JSON parse failure) | Return Err. Caller logs and emits `PullRequestFailed`; no PR is opened. |\n| `result.output` is `None` | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Deserialize as `GeneratedPrContent` fails (missing required field, wrong type) | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Body is blank (`generated.body.trim().is_empty()`) | Return Err. Schema's `minLength: 1` rejects truly empty strings, but a body of `\"   \\n\"` would pass the schema; the Rust trim-check catches whitespace-only bodies as well. The body content is preserved as-is once it passes the check — no leading/trailing whitespace stripping, since markdown can rely on it. |\n| Title is empty (after trim) | **Allowed through** — return `(\"\", body)`. The caller is responsible for the deterministic title fallback. |\n| Title is non-empty but >72 chars | Allowed through — `enforce_title_cap` truncates with `…`. |\n\nThe narrower fallback promise: only an empty/whitespace title triggers the deterministic title fallback. Every other error path is fatal. This makes the fallback path actually reachable from the caller and prevents the bug where structured-output failure swallows both fields and there's no body to use anyway.\n\n### 5. `maybe_open_pull_request` invokes the fallback when the title is empty\n\nToday it calls `pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)` unconditionally. New flow — the deterministic fallback only fires when the LLM returned a body but no usable title:\n\n```rust\nlet (llm_title, body) = build_pr_body_with_source_and_state(...).await\n    .map_err(|err| format!(\"{err:#}\"))?;          // any non-title failure: fatal\n\nlet title = if llm_title.trim().is_empty() {\n    pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)                  // fallback path: only reached when body succeeded\n} else {\n    llm_title\n};\nlet title = enforce_title_cap(&title);            // unconditional 72-char guarantee, covers fallback path\nlet body = truncate_pr_body(&body);               // unchanged 65,536-char hard cap\n```\n\nThe unconditional `enforce_title_cap` after fallback selection is load-bearing: `pr_title_from_goal`'s built-in cap is 120 chars (a holdover from the previous deterministic-only flow), so without re-capping here a long goal would breach the new 72-char contract. Don't lower `pr_title_from_goal`'s internal cap — keep the cap enforcement in one place at the caller, where it covers both branches.\n\nThe pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:538-623` already converts the propagated Err into a `PullRequestFailed` event without aborting the run, so there is no behavior change for callers when generation fails fully.\n\n### 6. Title cap helper\n\nAdd a small private helper:\n\n```rust\nfn enforce_title_cap(title: &str) -> String {\n    const MAX: usize = 72;\n    if title.chars().count() > MAX {\n        let truncated: String = title.chars().take(MAX - 1).collect();\n        format!(\"{truncated}\\u{2026}\")\n    } else {\n        title.to_string()\n    }\n}\n```\n\nApplied inside `build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` to the LLM-returned title before returning. `pr_title_from_goal`'s existing 120-char cap stays as-is (it's the fallback and the goal-derived title is shorter in practice; introducing a 72-char cap there is a separate, low-value change).\n\n### 7. Test updates\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs`:\n\n- `MockProvider::complete` and `::stream` currently return plain text. Update to return JSON matching the schema: `{\"title\":\"Mock title\",\"body\":\"Narrative from mock.\"}`. Both call sites (`response_text` field) get this JSON string.\n- `openai_responses_payload` helper (line ~761) returns a JSON-shaped fake API response; update its `text` to be the JSON string `{\"title\":\"…\",\"body\":\"Narrative from vault source.\"}`.\n- `build_pr_body_uses_in_memory_conclusion`, `build_pr_body_uses_store_records_without_legacy_files`, `build_pr_body_uses_plan_text_from_store_without_response_md`, `build_pr_body_uses_explicit_llm_client`, `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` — destructure the new tuple, assert on title and body separately. Existing body assertions (`contains(\"Narrative from mock.\")` etc.) become body-side; add a `title == \"Mock title\"` assertion to one of them.\n- `empty_diff_returns_none` — unchanged behavior, still returns `Ok(None)` from `maybe_open_pull_request`.\n- `pr_title_from_goal` tests (10 of them, lines 1416–1485) — unchanged; the function still exists as a fallback.\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_falls_back_to_goal_title_when_llm_returns_empty_title` — exercises the actual fallback branch in `maybe_open_pull_request`, not just the builder. **`MockProvider` cannot drive this path**: `maybe_open_pull_request` → `build_pr_body_with_source_and_state` → `Client::from_source(llm_source)` builds a real provider client from the credential source, bypassing any in-process provider injection. Use a real provider HTTP mock instead. Setup:\n  - **OpenAI mock** (mirrors `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` at `pull_request.rs:1322`): start an `httpmock::MockServer`, register `POST /v1/responses` with `Authorization: Bearer vault-openai-key`, return `openai_responses_payload(r#\"{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}\"#)`. The existing helper wraps any string into the OpenAI Responses-API envelope; here that string is the structured-output JSON.\n  - **Credential source**: load a `Vault` with an `openai_codex` API-key credential of `vault-openai-key`, wrap it in `VaultCredentialSource::with_env_lookup` returning the OpenAI mock's `/v1` URL for `OPENAI_BASE_URL`. Use this `Arc<dyn CredentialSource>` as the `llm_source`.\n  - **GitHub mock**: a separate `httpmock::MockServer` exposing only `POST /repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls`, returning a valid PR JSON (e.g. `{ \"number\": 1, \"html_url\": \"...\", \"node_id\": \"...\" }` with a 201 status).\n  - **GitHub credentials**: `fabro_github::GitHubCredentials::Token(\"test-token\".to_string())` rather than the App variant. App credentials would force this test to also mock JWT signing and the installation-token exchange; Token credentials let `create_pull_request` go straight to the PR endpoint with a static `Authorization: Bearer test-token` header. (Implementer: confirm the variant name in `lib/crates/fabro-github/src/lib.rs`; if it's `Pat` or similar instead of `Token`, use that.)\n  - Pass `&github_server.url(\"\")` as the second arg to `GitHubContext::new(&creds, ...)` so the mock's base URL replaces the production `github_api_base_url()`.\n  - Pass a non-empty diff so the early-return at `pull_request.rs:460` doesn't fire.\n  - Pass a goal like `\"Fix telemetry leak\\n\\ndetails...\"`. Use a `model` of `\"gpt-5.4\"` (catalog hit, large-tier truncation, matches the OpenAI mock).\n  - Pass a `RunStoreHandle` whose `state().final_patch` returns a non-empty diff (mirror the `load_pull_request_diff_uses_store_without_disk_patch` test at line 1521 for the event-append pattern).\n  - Assert: `PullRequestRecord.title == \"Fix telemetry leak\"`, the OpenAI mock fired exactly once, the GitHub mock fired exactly once with `Authorization: Bearer test-token`. Optionally inspect the captured GitHub request body to confirm the title sent on the wire matches.\n\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_caps_fallback_title_at_72_chars` — guards the unconditional `enforce_title_cap` in §5. Same harness as the test above (extract a private `setup_fallback_test_harness()` helper to avoid duplicating the OpenAI + GitHub + Vault wiring). Differences: pass a goal that's a single ~200-char line with no newlines and no `Plan:` prefix, so `pr_title_from_goal` returns close to its 120-char cap. The OpenAI mock returns `{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}` so the fallback fires. Assert `PullRequestRecord.title.chars().count() == 72` and the title ends with `…`.\n- New test: `build_pr_body_truncates_long_title` — MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"x\".repeat(200),\"body\":\"…\"}`; assert the title returned from `build_pr_body` is exactly 72 chars and ends with `…`. (This one stays at the builder level — it's testing `enforce_title_cap`, not the fallback.)\n- New test: `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_blank` — two cases via parameterized assertion or two `#[test]`s sharing a helper:\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"\"}` — schema rejects via `minLength: 1`, builder returns `Err`.\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"   \\n\"}` — schema accepts (length ≥ 1), Rust trim-check returns `Err`.\n  Both cases validate the blank-body-is-fatal contract from §4's failure-mode table.\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs`:\n\n- `workflow_run_with_vault_only_openai_codex_builds_pr_body` (line 6893 area) — destructure the tuple, update assertions.\n\n### 8. What is *not* changing\n\n- `assemble_pr_body` — body still slots in front of the four programmatic sections in the same order.\n- `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `parse_dot_summary`, `format_duration_ms`, `format_cost`, `truncate_pr_body` — unchanged.\n- `OpenPullRequestRequest`, `PullRequestRecord`, `AutoMergeOptions` — unchanged shapes.\n- The two production callers (`fabro-server/src/server/handler/pull_requests.rs:262-277` and the `pull_request` pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:573`) — unchanged. Both go through `maybe_open_pull_request`, which absorbs the new title flow internally.\n- The 65,536-char body cap and `_(truncated)_` suffix.\n\n## Verification\n\n```sh\ncargo build --workspace\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-server\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 fmt --check --all\n```\n\nEnd-to-end (optional, requires credentials):\n\n```sh\nset -a && source .env && set +a\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow --profile e2e --run-ignored only\n```\n\nManual smoke: run any workflow that opens a PR and inspect the resulting PR title and body on GitHub. 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Per user direction, the LLM self-classifies the change against the sizing matrix (no Rust-side bucketing), and goal truncation is silent (option A: accept the loss; do not attach the full goal to the rendered body).\n\n## Approach\n\nReplace the plain-text LLM call with a single `generate_object` call returning a structured `{title, body}` JSON object. Embed the compound-engineering recipe in the system prompt with explicit \"do not duplicate the trailing sections\" guardrails. Raise input truncation caps to fit modern context windows and add a goal cap (previously uncapped).\n\nThe trailing programmatic sections are unchanged — `assemble_pr_body` still prepends the LLM body to Plan / Retro / Fabro Details / footer. `pr_title_from_goal` survives as the fallback for the narrow case where structured output succeeded with a usable body but the LLM returned an empty title; every other generation failure remains fatal (run still completes, no PR is opened).\n\n## Critical files\n\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs` — primary; replace prompt + signatures\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs:6893` — one test that calls `build_pr_body` directly; signature update\n\n## Reuse (do not reimplement)\n\n- `fabro_llm::generate::generate_object(params, schema)` — `lib/crates/fabro-llm/src/generate.rs:920-945`. Existing pattern in `fabro-hooks/src/executor.rs:27-37, 315-338` (LazyLock schema + typed deserialize + warn-on-failure). Mirror that pattern.\n- `assemble_pr_body`, `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `truncate_pr_body`, `load_pull_request_diff` — unchanged.\n- `pr_title_from_goal`, `strip_goal_decoration` — unchanged; demoted from \"always-used\" to \"fallback path.\"\n\n## Changes\n\n### 1. New schema and typed struct\n\nAdd at module top:\n\n```rust\nuse std::sync::LazyLock;\n\n#[derive(Debug, serde::Deserialize)]\nstruct GeneratedPrContent {\n    title: String,\n    body:  String,\n}\n\nstatic PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA: LazyLock<serde_json::Value> = LazyLock::new(|| {\n    serde_json::json!({\n        \"type\": \"object\",\n        \"properties\": {\n            \"title\": { \"type\": \"string\", \"maxLength\": 72 },\n            \"body\":  { \"type\": \"string\", \"minLength\": 1 }\n        },\n        \"required\": [\"title\", \"body\"],\n        \"additionalProperties\": false\n    })\n});\n```\n\n**Schema vs fallback semantics.** Both fields are `required` so a missing field fails structured-output validation (fatal — propagates as Err). The schema does *not* set `minLength` on `title`, so an empty-string title deserializes successfully and is the *only* signal that triggers the deterministic title fallback in `maybe_open_pull_request`. `body` has `minLength: 1` because we have no body fallback — an empty body is fatal too. This narrower fallback promise (empty title only, not missing title) keeps the schema strict without making the fallback dead code.\n\n### 2. New system prompt as a `const &str`\n\nAdd as a module-level `const PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT: &str = \"...\"`. Verbatim content:\n\n```text\nYou are writing a pull request title and description for a code change produced by an AI workflow.\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT\nReturn a JSON object with exactly two fields:\n- \"title\": a one-line title, max 72 characters, no trailing period.\n- \"body\": the markdown body as described below.\n\nDO NOT INCLUDE in the body\n- A `#` or `##` title heading at the top — the title goes in the `title` field.\n- A \"Retro\" section, \"Fabro Details\" section, cost/duration table, or \"Generated with\" footer — those are appended programmatically after your output.\n- The full plan text — the full plan is appended programmatically as a <details> block.\n- Bare `#1`, `#2` list prefixes — GitHub auto-links those as issue references. Use plain `1.`, `2.` instead.\n- A test plan unless the testing approach is non-obvious.\n\nSIZE THE BODY TO THE CHANGE\nFirst classify along two axes from the diff:\n- Size: how many files changed, how large the diff is.\n- Complexity: trivial (rename / typo / dep bump / config) vs. design decisions / new patterns / cross-cutting concerns.\n\nThen write at the matching depth:\n\n| Profile | Body shape |\n|---|---|\n| Small + simple (typo, config, dep bump) | 1–2 sentences, no headers, total under ~300 characters |\n| Small + non-trivial (targeted bugfix, behavioral change) | Short \"Problem / Fix\" narrative, 3–5 sentences. No headers unless two distinct concerns. |\n| Medium feature or refactor | Summary paragraph, then a section explaining what changed and why. Call out design decisions. |\n| Large or architecturally significant | Full narrative: problem context, approach chosen (and why), key decisions, migration/rollback notes if relevant. |\n| Performance improvement | Include before/after measurements if available. A markdown table works well here. |\n\nBrevity matters for small changes. A 3-line bugfix with a 20-line description signals miscalibration. When in doubt, shorter is better — reviewers can read the diff.\n\nWRITING PRINCIPLES\n- Lead with value: the first sentence tells the reviewer *why this PR exists*, not *what files changed*.\n- Describe the net result, not the journey: skip intermediate failures, debugging steps, and refactors done during development.\n- Trust the final diff: if the goal or plan disagree with the diff, the diff is authoritative.\n- Explain the non-obvious: spend description space on what the diff doesn't show — why this approach, what was rejected, what to look at first.\n- Use structure when it earns its keep: no empty sections, no template headers without content.\n- If the body uses any `##` heading, the opening summary must also be under a heading (e.g. `## Summary`); otherwise a bare paragraph is fine.\n\nPLAN SUMMARY\nThe full plan is attached separately as a <details> block, so do not restate it. Include a brief `### Plan Summary` with bullet points only when the change is medium or larger in the sizing matrix above. Skip it for small changes.\n\nVISUAL AIDS\nInclude a visual aid only when a reviewer would struggle to reconstruct the mental model from prose alone — based on what changes structurally, not on PR size. Skip for trivial / mechanical changes, or when prose already communicates clearly.\n\n| PR changes... | Visual aid |\n|---|---|\n| 3+ interacting components or services | Mermaid component / interaction diagram |\n| Multi-step workflow or pipeline with non-obvious sequencing | Mermaid flow diagram |\n| 3+ behavioral modes or variants | Markdown comparison table |\n| Before/after data or trade-offs | Markdown table |\n| Data model changes with 3+ related entities | Mermaid ERD |\n\nMermaid: prefer `TB` direction, ≤10 nodes typical. Place inline at the point of relevance, not in a separate \"Diagrams\" section.\n```\n\n### 3. Truncation constants and small-model fallback\n\nReplace inline `50_000` and `20_000` with two tiered constant sets:\n\n```rust\n// Generous tier (≥200k context window)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 250_000;\n\n// Conservative tier (matches the previous values)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 50_000;\n```\n\nResolve the tier by looking up the model in `fabro_model::Catalog::builtin()`:\n\n```rust\nfn truncation_caps(model: &str) -> (usize, usize, usize) {\n    let large_enough = Catalog::builtin()\n        .get(model)\n        .is_some_and(|m| m.limits.context_window >= 200_000);\n    if large_enough {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE)\n    } else {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL)\n    }\n}\n```\n\nUnknown models (`get` returns `None`) fall through to the conservative tier — safer than assuming large context for an unrecognized id. `fabro_model::Catalog` is already a transitive dep of `fabro-workflow` via `start.rs`'s use of `fabro_model::Provider`; no new Cargo entry needed.\n\nFor the large tier, worst-case input is ~400k chars ≈ 100k tokens. Fits in 200k-context Sonnet/Haiku with ~50k-token headroom for system prompt + output. Comfortable on 1M-context models. The conservative tier preserves today's behavior for the two ≤131k-context models in the catalog (`gpt-5.3-codex-spark`, `mercury-2`).\n\nGoal truncation is silent (no log, no marker). The full goal is *not* attached to the rendered body.\n\n### 4. Refactor `build_pr_body*` to return both title and body\n\nSignature change for the three internal builders and the public `build_pr_body`:\n\n```rust\npub async fn build_pr_body(\n    diff: &str, goal: &str, model: &str,\n    run_store: &RunStoreHandle,\n    llm_source: &dyn CredentialSource,\n    conclusion: Option<&Conclusion>,\n) -> Result<(String, String), String>   // was: Result<String, String>\n```\n\nReturns `(title, body)`. Callers destructure.\n\n`build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` becomes:\n\n1. Truncate `goal`, `diff`, `plan_text` against the tier from `truncation_caps(model)`.\n2. Build user prompt with `Goal:` / `Plan:` (when present) / `Diff:` sections.\n3. Call `generate_object(params.system(PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT).prompt(user_prompt), PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA.clone())`.\n4. On success: deserialize `result.output` as `GeneratedPrContent`, trim title, enforce 72-char cap via `enforce_title_cap` (truncate at `floor_char_boundary` + `…` if exceeded — same pattern as `pr_title_from_goal`), keep body as-is.\n5. Pass body through `assemble_pr_body(llm_body, plan_text, retro_section, arc_details_section)` — unchanged. Return `(title, assembled_body)` where `title` may be the empty string after trimming.\n\n**Failure modes — explicit:**\n\n| Condition | Outcome |\n|---|---|\n| `generate_object` returns Err (LLM call failure, schema validation failure, JSON parse failure) | Return Err. Caller logs and emits `PullRequestFailed`; no PR is opened. |\n| `result.output` is `None` | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Deserialize as `GeneratedPrContent` fails (missing required field, wrong type) | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Body is blank (`generated.body.trim().is_empty()`) | Return Err. Schema's `minLength: 1` rejects truly empty strings, but a body of `\"   \\n\"` would pass the schema; the Rust trim-check catches whitespace-only bodies as well. The body content is preserved as-is once it passes the check — no leading/trailing whitespace stripping, since markdown can rely on it. |\n| Title is empty (after trim) | **Allowed through** — return `(\"\", body)`. The caller is responsible for the deterministic title fallback. |\n| Title is non-empty but >72 chars | Allowed through — `enforce_title_cap` truncates with `…`. |\n\nThe narrower fallback promise: only an empty/whitespace title triggers the deterministic title fallback. Every other error path is fatal. This makes the fallback path actually reachable from the caller and prevents the bug where structured-output failure swallows both fields and there's no body to use anyway.\n\n### 5. `maybe_open_pull_request` invokes the fallback when the title is empty\n\nToday it calls `pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)` unconditionally. New flow — the deterministic fallback only fires when the LLM returned a body but no usable title:\n\n```rust\nlet (llm_title, body) = build_pr_body_with_source_and_state(...).await\n    .map_err(|err| format!(\"{err:#}\"))?;          // any non-title failure: fatal\n\nlet title = if llm_title.trim().is_empty() {\n    pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)                  // fallback path: only reached when body succeeded\n} else {\n    llm_title\n};\nlet title = enforce_title_cap(&title);            // unconditional 72-char guarantee, covers fallback path\nlet body = truncate_pr_body(&body);               // unchanged 65,536-char hard cap\n```\n\nThe unconditional `enforce_title_cap` after fallback selection is load-bearing: `pr_title_from_goal`'s built-in cap is 120 chars (a holdover from the previous deterministic-only flow), so without re-capping here a long goal would breach the new 72-char contract. Don't lower `pr_title_from_goal`'s internal cap — keep the cap enforcement in one place at the caller, where it covers both branches.\n\nThe pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:538-623` already converts the propagated Err into a `PullRequestFailed` event without aborting the run, so there is no behavior change for callers when generation fails fully.\n\n### 6. Title cap helper\n\nAdd a small private helper:\n\n```rust\nfn enforce_title_cap(title: &str) -> String {\n    const MAX: usize = 72;\n    if title.chars().count() > MAX {\n        let truncated: String = title.chars().take(MAX - 1).collect();\n        format!(\"{truncated}\\u{2026}\")\n    } else {\n        title.to_string()\n    }\n}\n```\n\nApplied inside `build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` to the LLM-returned title before returning. `pr_title_from_goal`'s existing 120-char cap stays as-is (it's the fallback and the goal-derived title is shorter in practice; introducing a 72-char cap there is a separate, low-value change).\n\n### 7. Test updates\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs`:\n\n- `MockProvider::complete` and `::stream` currently return plain text. Update to return JSON matching the schema: `{\"title\":\"Mock title\",\"body\":\"Narrative from mock.\"}`. Both call sites (`response_text` field) get this JSON string.\n- `openai_responses_payload` helper (line ~761) returns a JSON-shaped fake API response; update its `text` to be the JSON string `{\"title\":\"…\",\"body\":\"Narrative from vault source.\"}`.\n- `build_pr_body_uses_in_memory_conclusion`, `build_pr_body_uses_store_records_without_legacy_files`, `build_pr_body_uses_plan_text_from_store_without_response_md`, `build_pr_body_uses_explicit_llm_client`, `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` — destructure the new tuple, assert on title and body separately. Existing body assertions (`contains(\"Narrative from mock.\")` etc.) become body-side; add a `title == \"Mock title\"` assertion to one of them.\n- `empty_diff_returns_none` — unchanged behavior, still returns `Ok(None)` from `maybe_open_pull_request`.\n- `pr_title_from_goal` tests (10 of them, lines 1416–1485) — unchanged; the function still exists as a fallback.\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_falls_back_to_goal_title_when_llm_returns_empty_title` — exercises the actual fallback branch in `maybe_open_pull_request`, not just the builder. **`MockProvider` cannot drive this path**: `maybe_open_pull_request` → `build_pr_body_with_source_and_state` → `Client::from_source(llm_source)` builds a real provider client from the credential source, bypassing any in-process provider injection. Use a real provider HTTP mock instead. Setup:\n  - **OpenAI mock** (mirrors `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` at `pull_request.rs:1322`): start an `httpmock::MockServer`, register `POST /v1/responses` with `Authorization: Bearer vault-openai-key`, return `openai_responses_payload(r#\"{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}\"#)`. The existing helper wraps any string into the OpenAI Responses-API envelope; here that string is the structured-output JSON.\n  - **Credential source**: load a `Vault` with an `openai_codex` API-key credential of `vault-openai-key`, wrap it in `VaultCredentialSource::with_env_lookup` returning the OpenAI mock's `/v1` URL for `OPENAI_BASE_URL`. Use this `Arc<dyn CredentialSource>` as the `llm_source`.\n  - **GitHub mock**: a separate `httpmock::MockServer` exposing only `POST /repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls`, returning a valid PR JSON (e.g. `{ \"number\": 1, \"html_url\": \"...\", \"node_id\": \"...\" }` with a 201 status).\n  - **GitHub credentials**: `fabro_github::GitHubCredentials::Token(\"test-token\".to_string())` rather than the App variant. App credentials would force this test to also mock JWT signing and the installation-token exchange; Token credentials let `create_pull_request` go straight to the PR endpoint with a static `Authorization: Bearer test-token` header. (Implementer: confirm the variant name in `lib/crates/fabro-github/src/lib.rs`; if it's `Pat` or similar instead of `Token`, use that.)\n  - Pass `&github_server.url(\"\")` as the second arg to `GitHubContext::new(&creds, ...)` so the mock's base URL replaces the production `github_api_base_url()`.\n  - Pass a non-empty diff so the early-return at `pull_request.rs:460` doesn't fire.\n  - Pass a goal like `\"Fix telemetry leak\\n\\ndetails...\"`. Use a `model` of `\"gpt-5.4\"` (catalog hit, large-tier truncation, matches the OpenAI mock).\n  - Pass a `RunStoreHandle` whose `state().final_patch` returns a non-empty diff (mirror the `load_pull_request_diff_uses_store_without_disk_patch` test at line 1521 for the event-append pattern).\n  - Assert: `PullRequestRecord.title == \"Fix telemetry leak\"`, the OpenAI mock fired exactly once, the GitHub mock fired exactly once with `Authorization: Bearer test-token`. Optionally inspect the captured GitHub request body to confirm the title sent on the wire matches.\n\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_caps_fallback_title_at_72_chars` — guards the unconditional `enforce_title_cap` in §5. Same harness as the test above (extract a private `setup_fallback_test_harness()` helper to avoid duplicating the OpenAI + GitHub + Vault wiring). Differences: pass a goal that's a single ~200-char line with no newlines and no `Plan:` prefix, so `pr_title_from_goal` returns close to its 120-char cap. The OpenAI mock returns `{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}` so the fallback fires. Assert `PullRequestRecord.title.chars().count() == 72` and the title ends with `…`.\n- New test: `build_pr_body_truncates_long_title` — MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"x\".repeat(200),\"body\":\"…\"}`; assert the title returned from `build_pr_body` is exactly 72 chars and ends with `…`. (This one stays at the builder level — it's testing `enforce_title_cap`, not the fallback.)\n- New test: `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_blank` — two cases via parameterized assertion or two `#[test]`s sharing a helper:\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"\"}` — schema rejects via `minLength: 1`, builder returns `Err`.\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"   \\n\"}` — schema accepts (length ≥ 1), Rust trim-check returns `Err`.\n  Both cases validate the blank-body-is-fatal contract from §4's failure-mode table.\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs`:\n\n- `workflow_run_with_vault_only_openai_codex_builds_pr_body` (line 6893 area) — destructure the tuple, update assertions.\n\n### 8. What is *not* changing\n\n- `assemble_pr_body` — body still slots in front of the four programmatic sections in the same order.\n- `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `parse_dot_summary`, `format_duration_ms`, `format_cost`, `truncate_pr_body` — unchanged.\n- `OpenPullRequestRequest`, `PullRequestRecord`, `AutoMergeOptions` — unchanged shapes.\n- The two production callers (`fabro-server/src/server/handler/pull_requests.rs:262-277` and the `pull_request` pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:573`) — unchanged. Both go through `maybe_open_pull_request`, which absorbs the new title flow internally.\n- The 65,536-char body cap and `_(truncated)_` suffix.\n\n## Verification\n\n```sh\ncargo build --workspace\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-server\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 fmt --check --all\n```\n\nEnd-to-end (optional, requires credentials):\n\n```sh\nset -a && source .env && set +a\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow --profile e2e --run-ignored only\n```\n\nManual smoke: run any workflow that opens a PR and inspect the resulting PR title and body on GitHub. 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Raise input truncation caps to fit modern context windows and add a goal cap (previously uncapped).\n\nThe trailing programmatic sections are unchanged — `assemble_pr_body` still prepends the LLM body to Plan / Retro / Fabro Details / footer. `pr_title_from_goal` survives as the fallback for the narrow case where structured output succeeded with a usable body but the LLM returned an empty title; every other generation failure remains fatal (run still completes, no PR is opened).\n\n## Critical files\n\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs` — primary; replace prompt + signatures\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs:6893` — one test that calls `build_pr_body` directly; signature update\n\n## Reuse (do not reimplement)\n\n- `fabro_llm::generate::generate_object(params, schema)` — `lib/crates/fabro-llm/src/generate.rs:920-945`. Existing pattern in `fabro-hooks/src/executor.rs:27-37, 315-338` (LazyLock schema + typed deserialize + warn-on-failure). Mirror that pattern.\n- `assemble_pr_body`, `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `truncate_pr_body`, `load_pull_request_diff` — unchanged.\n- `pr_title_from_goal`, `strip_goal_decoration` — unchanged; demoted from \"always-used\" to \"fallback path.\"\n\n## Changes\n\n### 1. New schema and typed struct\n\nAdd at module top:\n\n```rust\nuse std::sync::LazyLock;\n\n#[derive(Debug, serde::Deserialize)]\nstruct GeneratedPrContent {\n    title: String,\n    body:  String,\n}\n\nstatic PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA: LazyLock<serde_json::Value> = LazyLock::new(|| {\n    serde_json::json!({\n        \"type\": \"object\",\n        \"properties\": {\n            \"title\": { \"type\": \"string\", \"maxLength\": 72 },\n            \"body\":  { \"type\": \"string\", \"minLength\": 1 }\n        },\n        \"required\": [\"title\", \"body\"],\n        \"additionalProperties\": false\n    })\n});\n```\n\n**Schema vs fallback semantics.** Both fields are `required` so a missing field fails structured-output validation (fatal — propagates as Err). The schema does *not* set `minLength` on `title`, so an empty-string title deserializes successfully and is the *only* signal that triggers the deterministic title fallback in `maybe_open_pull_request`. `body` has `minLength: 1` because we have no body fallback — an empty body is fatal too. This narrower fallback promise (empty title only, not missing title) keeps the schema strict without making the fallback dead code.\n\n### 2. New system prompt as a `const &str`\n\nAdd as a module-level `const PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT: &str = \"...\"`. Verbatim content:\n\n```text\nYou are writing a pull request title and description for a code change produced by an AI workflow.\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT\nReturn a JSON object with exactly two fields:\n- \"title\": a one-line title, max 72 characters, no trailing period.\n- \"body\": the markdown body as described below.\n\nDO NOT INCLUDE in the body\n- A `#` or `##` title heading at the top — the title goes in the `title` field.\n- A \"Retro\" section, \"Fabro Details\" section, cost/duration table, or \"Generated with\" footer — those are appended programmatically after your output.\n- The full plan text — the full plan is appended programmatically as a <details> block.\n- Bare `#1`, `#2` list prefixes — GitHub auto-links those as issue references. Use plain `1.`, `2.` instead.\n- A test plan unless the testing approach is non-obvious.\n\nSIZE THE BODY TO THE CHANGE\nFirst classify along two axes from the diff:\n- Size: how many files changed, how large the diff is.\n- Complexity: trivial (rename / typo / dep bump / config) vs. design decisions / new patterns / cross-cutting concerns.\n\nThen write at the matching depth:\n\n| Profile | Body shape |\n|---|---|\n| Small + simple (typo, config, dep bump) | 1–2 sentences, no headers, total under ~300 characters |\n| Small + non-trivial (targeted bugfix, behavioral change) | Short \"Problem / Fix\" narrative, 3–5 sentences. No headers unless two distinct concerns. |\n| Medium feature or refactor | Summary paragraph, then a section explaining what changed and why. Call out design decisions. |\n| Large or architecturally significant | Full narrative: problem context, approach chosen (and why), key decisions, migration/rollback notes if relevant. |\n| Performance improvement | Include before/after measurements if available. A markdown table works well here. |\n\nBrevity matters for small changes. A 3-line bugfix with a 20-line description signals miscalibration. When in doubt, shorter is better — reviewers can read the diff.\n\nWRITING PRINCIPLES\n- Lead with value: the first sentence tells the reviewer *why this PR exists*, not *what files changed*.\n- Describe the net result, not the journey: skip intermediate failures, debugging steps, and refactors done during development.\n- Trust the final diff: if the goal or plan disagree with the diff, the diff is authoritative.\n- Explain the non-obvious: spend description space on what the diff doesn't show — why this approach, what was rejected, what to look at first.\n- Use structure when it earns its keep: no empty sections, no template headers without content.\n- If the body uses any `##` heading, the opening summary must also be under a heading (e.g. `## Summary`); otherwise a bare paragraph is fine.\n\nPLAN SUMMARY\nThe full plan is attached separately as a <details> block, so do not restate it. Include a brief `### Plan Summary` with bullet points only when the change is medium or larger in the sizing matrix above. Skip it for small changes.\n\nVISUAL AIDS\nInclude a visual aid only when a reviewer would struggle to reconstruct the mental model from prose alone — based on what changes structurally, not on PR size. Skip for trivial / mechanical changes, or when prose already communicates clearly.\n\n| PR changes... | Visual aid |\n|---|---|\n| 3+ interacting components or services | Mermaid component / interaction diagram |\n| Multi-step workflow or pipeline with non-obvious sequencing | Mermaid flow diagram |\n| 3+ behavioral modes or variants | Markdown comparison table |\n| Before/after data or trade-offs | Markdown table |\n| Data model changes with 3+ related entities | Mermaid ERD |\n\nMermaid: prefer `TB` direction, ≤10 nodes typical. Place inline at the point of relevance, not in a separate \"Diagrams\" section.\n```\n\n### 3. Truncation constants and small-model fallback\n\nReplace inline `50_000` and `20_000` with two tiered constant sets:\n\n```rust\n// Generous tier (≥200k context window)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 250_000;\n\n// Conservative tier (matches the previous values)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 50_000;\n```\n\nResolve the tier by looking up the model in `fabro_model::Catalog::builtin()`:\n\n```rust\nfn truncation_caps(model: &str) -> (usize, usize, usize) {\n    let large_enough = Catalog::builtin()\n        .get(model)\n        .is_some_and(|m| m.limits.context_window >= 200_000);\n    if large_enough {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE)\n    } else {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL)\n    }\n}\n```\n\nUnknown models (`get` returns `None`) fall through to the conservative tier — safer than assuming large context for an unrecognized id. `fabro_model::Catalog` is already a transitive dep of `fabro-workflow` via `start.rs`'s use of `fabro_model::Provider`; no new Cargo entry needed.\n\nFor the large tier, worst-case input is ~400k chars ≈ 100k tokens. Fits in 200k-context Sonnet/Haiku with ~50k-token headroom for system prompt + output. Comfortable on 1M-context models. The conservative tier preserves today's behavior for the two ≤131k-context models in the catalog (`gpt-5.3-codex-spark`, `mercury-2`).\n\nGoal truncation is silent (no log, no marker). The full goal is *not* attached to the rendered body.\n\n### 4. Refactor `build_pr_body*` to return both title and body\n\nSignature change for the three internal builders and the public `build_pr_body`:\n\n```rust\npub async fn build_pr_body(\n    diff: &str, goal: &str, model: &str,\n    run_store: &RunStoreHandle,\n    llm_source: &dyn CredentialSource,\n    conclusion: Option<&Conclusion>,\n) -> Result<(String, String), String>   // was: Result<String, String>\n```\n\nReturns `(title, body)`. Callers destructure.\n\n`build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` becomes:\n\n1. Truncate `goal`, `diff`, `plan_text` against the tier from `truncation_caps(model)`.\n2. Build user prompt with `Goal:` / `Plan:` (when present) / `Diff:` sections.\n3. Call `generate_object(params.system(PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT).prompt(user_prompt), PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA.clone())`.\n4. On success: deserialize `result.output` as `GeneratedPrContent`, trim title, enforce 72-char cap via `enforce_title_cap` (truncate at `floor_char_boundary` + `…` if exceeded — same pattern as `pr_title_from_goal`), keep body as-is.\n5. Pass body through `assemble_pr_body(llm_body, plan_text, retro_section, arc_details_section)` — unchanged. Return `(title, assembled_body)` where `title` may be the empty string after trimming.\n\n**Failure modes — explicit:**\n\n| Condition | Outcome |\n|---|---|\n| `generate_object` returns Err (LLM call failure, schema validation failure, JSON parse failure) | Return Err. Caller logs and emits `PullRequestFailed`; no PR is opened. |\n| `result.output` is `None` | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Deserialize as `GeneratedPrContent` fails (missing required field, wrong type) | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Body is blank (`generated.body.trim().is_empty()`) | Return Err. Schema's `minLength: 1` rejects truly empty strings, but a body of `\"   \\n\"` would pass the schema; the Rust trim-check catches whitespace-only bodies as well. The body content is preserved as-is once it passes the check — no leading/trailing whitespace stripping, since markdown can rely on it. |\n| Title is empty (after trim) | **Allowed through** — return `(\"\", body)`. The caller is responsible for the deterministic title fallback. |\n| Title is non-empty but >72 chars | Allowed through — `enforce_title_cap` truncates with `…`. |\n\nThe narrower fallback promise: only an empty/whitespace title triggers the deterministic title fallback. Every other error path is fatal. This makes the fallback path actually reachable from the caller and prevents the bug where structured-output failure swallows both fields and there's no body to use anyway.\n\n### 5. `maybe_open_pull_request` invokes the fallback when the title is empty\n\nToday it calls `pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)` unconditionally. New flow — the deterministic fallback only fires when the LLM returned a body but no usable title:\n\n```rust\nlet (llm_title, body) = build_pr_body_with_source_and_state(...).await\n    .map_err(|err| format!(\"{err:#}\"))?;          // any non-title failure: fatal\n\nlet title = if llm_title.trim().is_empty() {\n    pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)                  // fallback path: only reached when body succeeded\n} else {\n    llm_title\n};\nlet title = enforce_title_cap(&title);            // unconditional 72-char guarantee, covers fallback path\nlet body = truncate_pr_body(&body);               // unchanged 65,536-char hard cap\n```\n\nThe unconditional `enforce_title_cap` after fallback selection is load-bearing: `pr_title_from_goal`'s built-in cap is 120 chars (a holdover from the previous deterministic-only flow), so without re-capping here a long goal would breach the new 72-char contract. Don't lower `pr_title_from_goal`'s internal cap — keep the cap enforcement in one place at the caller, where it covers both branches.\n\nThe pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:538-623` already converts the propagated Err into a `PullRequestFailed` event without aborting the run, so there is no behavior change for callers when generation fails fully.\n\n### 6. Title cap helper\n\nAdd a small private helper:\n\n```rust\nfn enforce_title_cap(title: &str) -> String {\n    const MAX: usize = 72;\n    if title.chars().count() > MAX {\n        let truncated: String = title.chars().take(MAX - 1).collect();\n        format!(\"{truncated}\\u{2026}\")\n    } else {\n        title.to_string()\n    }\n}\n```\n\nApplied inside `build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` to the LLM-returned title before returning. `pr_title_from_goal`'s existing 120-char cap stays as-is (it's the fallback and the goal-derived title is shorter in practice; introducing a 72-char cap there is a separate, low-value change).\n\n### 7. Test updates\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs`:\n\n- `MockProvider::complete` and `::stream` currently return plain text. Update to return JSON matching the schema: `{\"title\":\"Mock title\",\"body\":\"Narrative from mock.\"}`. Both call sites (`response_text` field) get this JSON string.\n- `openai_responses_payload` helper (line ~761) returns a JSON-shaped fake API response; update its `text` to be the JSON string `{\"title\":\"…\",\"body\":\"Narrative from vault source.\"}`.\n- `build_pr_body_uses_in_memory_conclusion`, `build_pr_body_uses_store_records_without_legacy_files`, `build_pr_body_uses_plan_text_from_store_without_response_md`, `build_pr_body_uses_explicit_llm_client`, `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` — destructure the new tuple, assert on title and body separately. Existing body assertions (`contains(\"Narrative from mock.\")` etc.) become body-side; add a `title == \"Mock title\"` assertion to one of them.\n- `empty_diff_returns_none` — unchanged behavior, still returns `Ok(None)` from `maybe_open_pull_request`.\n- `pr_title_from_goal` tests (10 of them, lines 1416–1485) — unchanged; the function still exists as a fallback.\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_falls_back_to_goal_title_when_llm_returns_empty_title` — exercises the actual fallback branch in `maybe_open_pull_request`, not just the builder. **`MockProvider` cannot drive this path**: `maybe_open_pull_request` → `build_pr_body_with_source_and_state` → `Client::from_source(llm_source)` builds a real provider client from the credential source, bypassing any in-process provider injection. Use a real provider HTTP mock instead. Setup:\n  - **OpenAI mock** (mirrors `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` at `pull_request.rs:1322`): start an `httpmock::MockServer`, register `POST /v1/responses` with `Authorization: Bearer vault-openai-key`, return `openai_responses_payload(r#\"{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}\"#)`. The existing helper wraps any string into the OpenAI Responses-API envelope; here that string is the structured-output JSON.\n  - **Credential source**: load a `Vault` with an `openai_codex` API-key credential of `vault-openai-key`, wrap it in `VaultCredentialSource::with_env_lookup` returning the OpenAI mock's `/v1` URL for `OPENAI_BASE_URL`. Use this `Arc<dyn CredentialSource>` as the `llm_source`.\n  - **GitHub mock**: a separate `httpmock::MockServer` exposing only `POST /repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls`, returning a valid PR JSON (e.g. `{ \"number\": 1, \"html_url\": \"...\", \"node_id\": \"...\" }` with a 201 status).\n  - **GitHub credentials**: `fabro_github::GitHubCredentials::Token(\"test-token\".to_string())` rather than the App variant. App credentials would force this test to also mock JWT signing and the installation-token exchange; Token credentials let `create_pull_request` go straight to the PR endpoint with a static `Authorization: Bearer test-token` header. (Implementer: confirm the variant name in `lib/crates/fabro-github/src/lib.rs`; if it's `Pat` or similar instead of `Token`, use that.)\n  - Pass `&github_server.url(\"\")` as the second arg to `GitHubContext::new(&creds, ...)` so the mock's base URL replaces the production `github_api_base_url()`.\n  - Pass a non-empty diff so the early-return at `pull_request.rs:460` doesn't fire.\n  - Pass a goal like `\"Fix telemetry leak\\n\\ndetails...\"`. Use a `model` of `\"gpt-5.4\"` (catalog hit, large-tier truncation, matches the OpenAI mock).\n  - Pass a `RunStoreHandle` whose `state().final_patch` returns a non-empty diff (mirror the `load_pull_request_diff_uses_store_without_disk_patch` test at line 1521 for the event-append pattern).\n  - Assert: `PullRequestRecord.title == \"Fix telemetry leak\"`, the OpenAI mock fired exactly once, the GitHub mock fired exactly once with `Authorization: Bearer test-token`. Optionally inspect the captured GitHub request body to confirm the title sent on the wire matches.\n\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_caps_fallback_title_at_72_chars` — guards the unconditional `enforce_title_cap` in §5. Same harness as the test above (extract a private `setup_fallback_test_harness()` helper to avoid duplicating the OpenAI + GitHub + Vault wiring). Differences: pass a goal that's a single ~200-char line with no newlines and no `Plan:` prefix, so `pr_title_from_goal` returns close to its 120-char cap. The OpenAI mock returns `{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}` so the fallback fires. Assert `PullRequestRecord.title.chars().count() == 72` and the title ends with `…`.\n- New test: `build_pr_body_truncates_long_title` — MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"x\".repeat(200),\"body\":\"…\"}`; assert the title returned from `build_pr_body` is exactly 72 chars and ends with `…`. (This one stays at the builder level — it's testing `enforce_title_cap`, not the fallback.)\n- New test: `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_blank` — two cases via parameterized assertion or two `#[test]`s sharing a helper:\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"\"}` — schema rejects via `minLength: 1`, builder returns `Err`.\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"   \\n\"}` — schema accepts (length ≥ 1), Rust trim-check returns `Err`.\n  Both cases validate the blank-body-is-fatal contract from §4's failure-mode table.\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs`:\n\n- `workflow_run_with_vault_only_openai_codex_builds_pr_body` (line 6893 area) — destructure the tuple, update assertions.\n\n### 8. What is *not* changing\n\n- `assemble_pr_body` — body still slots in front of the four programmatic sections in the same order.\n- `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `parse_dot_summary`, `format_duration_ms`, `format_cost`, `truncate_pr_body` — unchanged.\n- `OpenPullRequestRequest`, `PullRequestRecord`, `AutoMergeOptions` — unchanged shapes.\n- The two production callers (`fabro-server/src/server/handler/pull_requests.rs:262-277` and the `pull_request` pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:573`) — unchanged. Both go through `maybe_open_pull_request`, which absorbs the new title flow internally.\n- The 65,536-char body cap and `_(truncated)_` suffix.\n\n## Verification\n\n```sh\ncargo build --workspace\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-server\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 fmt --check --all\n```\n\nEnd-to-end (optional, requires credentials):\n\n```sh\nset -a && source .env && set +a\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow --profile e2e --run-ignored only\n```\n\nManual smoke: run any workflow that opens a PR and inspect the resulting PR title and body on GitHub. 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Per user direction, the LLM self-classifies the change against the sizing matrix (no Rust-side bucketing), and goal truncation is silent (option A: accept the loss; do not attach the full goal to the rendered body).\n\n## Approach\n\nReplace the plain-text LLM call with a single `generate_object` call returning a structured `{title, body}` JSON object. Embed the compound-engineering recipe in the system prompt with explicit \"do not duplicate the trailing sections\" guardrails. 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New schema and typed struct\n\nAdd at module top:\n\n```rust\nuse std::sync::LazyLock;\n\n#[derive(Debug, serde::Deserialize)]\nstruct GeneratedPrContent {\n    title: String,\n    body:  String,\n}\n\nstatic PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA: LazyLock<serde_json::Value> = LazyLock::new(|| {\n    serde_json::json!({\n        \"type\": \"object\",\n        \"properties\": {\n            \"title\": { \"type\": \"string\", \"maxLength\": 72 },\n            \"body\":  { \"type\": \"string\", \"minLength\": 1 }\n        },\n        \"required\": [\"title\", \"body\"],\n        \"additionalProperties\": false\n    })\n});\n```\n\n**Schema vs fallback semantics.** Both fields are `required` so a missing field fails structured-output validation (fatal — propagates as Err). The schema does *not* set `minLength` on `title`, so an empty-string title deserializes successfully and is the *only* signal that triggers the deterministic title fallback in `maybe_open_pull_request`. `body` has `minLength: 1` because we have no body fallback — an empty body is fatal too. This narrower fallback promise (empty title only, not missing title) keeps the schema strict without making the fallback dead code.\n\n### 2. New system prompt as a `const &str`\n\nAdd as a module-level `const PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT: &str = \"...\"`. Verbatim content:\n\n```text\nYou are writing a pull request title and description for a code change produced by an AI workflow.\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT\nReturn a JSON object with exactly two fields:\n- \"title\": a one-line title, max 72 characters, no trailing period.\n- \"body\": the markdown body as described below.\n\nDO NOT INCLUDE in the body\n- A `#` or `##` title heading at the top — the title goes in the `title` field.\n- A \"Retro\" section, \"Fabro Details\" section, cost/duration table, or \"Generated with\" footer — those are appended programmatically after your output.\n- The full plan text — the full plan is appended programmatically as a <details> block.\n- Bare `#1`, `#2` list prefixes — GitHub auto-links those as issue references. Use plain `1.`, `2.` instead.\n- A test plan unless the testing approach is non-obvious.\n\nSIZE THE BODY TO THE CHANGE\nFirst classify along two axes from the diff:\n- Size: how many files changed, how large the diff is.\n- Complexity: trivial (rename / typo / dep bump / config) vs. design decisions / new patterns / cross-cutting concerns.\n\nThen write at the matching depth:\n\n| Profile | Body shape |\n|---|---|\n| Small + simple (typo, config, dep bump) | 1–2 sentences, no headers, total under ~300 characters |\n| Small + non-trivial (targeted bugfix, behavioral change) | Short \"Problem / Fix\" narrative, 3–5 sentences. No headers unless two distinct concerns. |\n| Medium feature or refactor | Summary paragraph, then a section explaining what changed and why. Call out design decisions. |\n| Large or architecturally significant | Full narrative: problem context, approach chosen (and why), key decisions, migration/rollback notes if relevant. |\n| Performance improvement | Include before/after measurements if available. A markdown table works well here. |\n\nBrevity matters for small changes. A 3-line bugfix with a 20-line description signals miscalibration. When in doubt, shorter is better — reviewers can read the diff.\n\nWRITING PRINCIPLES\n- Lead with value: the first sentence tells the reviewer *why this PR exists*, not *what files changed*.\n- Describe the net result, not the journey: skip intermediate failures, debugging steps, and refactors done during development.\n- Trust the final diff: if the goal or plan disagree with the diff, the diff is authoritative.\n- Explain the non-obvious: spend description space on what the diff doesn't show — why this approach, what was rejected, what to look at first.\n- Use structure when it earns its keep: no empty sections, no template headers without content.\n- If the body uses any `##` heading, the opening summary must also be under a heading (e.g. `## Summary`); otherwise a bare paragraph is fine.\n\nPLAN SUMMARY\nThe full plan is attached separately as a <details> block, so do not restate it. 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Fits in 200k-context Sonnet/Haiku with ~50k-token headroom for system prompt + output. Comfortable on 1M-context models. The conservative tier preserves today's behavior for the two ≤131k-context models in the catalog (`gpt-5.3-codex-spark`, `mercury-2`).\n\nGoal truncation is silent (no log, no marker). The full goal is *not* attached to the rendered body.\n\n### 4. Refactor `build_pr_body*` to return both title and body\n\nSignature change for the three internal builders and the public `build_pr_body`:\n\n```rust\npub async fn build_pr_body(\n    diff: &str, goal: &str, model: &str,\n    run_store: &RunStoreHandle,\n    llm_source: &dyn CredentialSource,\n    conclusion: Option<&Conclusion>,\n) -> Result<(String, String), String>   // was: Result<String, String>\n```\n\nReturns `(title, body)`. Callers destructure.\n\n`build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` becomes:\n\n1. Truncate `goal`, `diff`, `plan_text` against the tier from `truncation_caps(model)`.\n2. 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Title cap helper\n\nAdd a small private helper:\n\n```rust\nfn enforce_title_cap(title: &str) -> String {\n    const MAX: usize = 72;\n    if title.chars().count() > MAX {\n        let truncated: String = title.chars().take(MAX - 1).collect();\n        format!(\"{truncated}\\u{2026}\")\n    } else {\n        title.to_string()\n    }\n}\n```\n\nApplied inside `build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` to the LLM-returned title before returning. `pr_title_from_goal`'s existing 120-char cap stays as-is (it's the fallback and the goal-derived title is shorter in practice; introducing a 72-char cap there is a separate, low-value change).\n\n### 7. Test updates\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs`:\n\n- `MockProvider::complete` and `::stream` currently return plain text. Update to return JSON matching the schema: `{\"title\":\"Mock title\",\"body\":\"Narrative from mock.\"}`. Both call sites (`response_text` field) get this JSON string.\n- `openai_responses_payload` helper (line ~761) returns a JSON-shaped fake API response; update its `text` to be the JSON string `{\"title\":\"…\",\"body\":\"Narrative from vault source.\"}`.\n- `build_pr_body_uses_in_memory_conclusion`, `build_pr_body_uses_store_records_without_legacy_files`, `build_pr_body_uses_plan_text_from_store_without_response_md`, `build_pr_body_uses_explicit_llm_client`, `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` — destructure the new tuple, assert on title and body separately. 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Use this `Arc<dyn CredentialSource>` as the `llm_source`.\n  - **GitHub mock**: a separate `httpmock::MockServer` exposing only `POST /repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls`, returning a valid PR JSON (e.g. `{ \"number\": 1, \"html_url\": \"...\", \"node_id\": \"...\" }` with a 201 status).\n  - **GitHub credentials**: `fabro_github::GitHubCredentials::Token(\"test-token\".to_string())` rather than the App variant. App credentials would force this test to also mock JWT signing and the installation-token exchange; Token credentials let `create_pull_request` go straight to the PR endpoint with a static `Authorization: Bearer test-token` header. (Implementer: confirm the variant name in `lib/crates/fabro-github/src/lib.rs`; if it's `Pat` or similar instead of `Token`, use that.)\n  - Pass `&github_server.url(\"\")` as the second arg to `GitHubContext::new(&creds, ...)` so the mock's base URL replaces the production `github_api_base_url()`.\n  - Pass a non-empty diff so the early-return at `pull_request.rs:460` doesn't fire.\n  - Pass a goal like `\"Fix telemetry leak\\n\\ndetails...\"`. Use a `model` of `\"gpt-5.4\"` (catalog hit, large-tier truncation, matches the OpenAI mock).\n  - Pass a `RunStoreHandle` whose `state().final_patch` returns a non-empty diff (mirror the `load_pull_request_diff_uses_store_without_disk_patch` test at line 1521 for the event-append pattern).\n  - Assert: `PullRequestRecord.title == \"Fix telemetry leak\"`, the OpenAI mock fired exactly once, the GitHub mock fired exactly once with `Authorization: Bearer test-token`. Optionally inspect the captured GitHub request body to confirm the title sent on the wire matches.\n\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_caps_fallback_title_at_72_chars` — guards the unconditional `enforce_title_cap` in §5. Same harness as the test above (extract a private `setup_fallback_test_harness()` helper to avoid duplicating the OpenAI + GitHub + Vault wiring). Differences: pass a goal that's a single ~200-char line with no newlines and no `Plan:` prefix, so `pr_title_from_goal` returns close to its 120-char cap. The OpenAI mock returns `{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}` so the fallback fires. Assert `PullRequestRecord.title.chars().count() == 72` and the title ends with `…`.\n- New test: `build_pr_body_truncates_long_title` — MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"x\".repeat(200),\"body\":\"…\"}`; assert the title returned from `build_pr_body` is exactly 72 chars and ends with `…`. (This one stays at the builder level — it's testing `enforce_title_cap`, not the fallback.)\n- New test: `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_blank` — two cases via parameterized assertion or two `#[test]`s sharing a helper:\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"\"}` — schema rejects via `minLength: 1`, builder returns `Err`.\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"   \\n\"}` — schema accepts (length ≥ 1), Rust trim-check returns `Err`.\n  Both cases validate the blank-body-is-fatal contract from §4's failure-mode table.\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs`:\n\n- `workflow_run_with_vault_only_openai_codex_builds_pr_body` (line 6893 area) — destructure the tuple, update assertions.\n\n### 8. 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          "graph.goal": "# Compound-engineering PR title and body recipe for Fabro\n\n## Context\n\nToday Fabro's PR body is generated by a hardcoded two-line system prompt at `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs:373-377`. The title is derived deterministically from the workflow goal's first line (`pr_title_from_goal`). Compound-engineering's `git-commit-push-pr` skill produces noticeably better PR descriptions because it embeds a sizing matrix, writing principles, a visual-aid table, and the `#1`-as-issue-ref footgun, and it generates the title from change context.\n\nWe want to port the *valuable* parts of that recipe into Fabro's existing pipeline while keeping Fabro's signature trailing sections (Plan `<details>`, `### Retro`, `### Fabro Details`, `⚒️ Generated with [Fabro]` footer). Per user direction, the LLM self-classifies the change against the sizing matrix (no Rust-side bucketing), and goal truncation is silent (option A: accept the loss; do not attach the full goal to the rendered body).\n\n## Approach\n\nReplace the plain-text LLM call with a single `generate_object` call returning a structured `{title, body}` JSON object. Embed the compound-engineering recipe in the system prompt with explicit \"do not duplicate the trailing sections\" guardrails. Raise input truncation caps to fit modern context windows and add a goal cap (previously uncapped).\n\nThe trailing programmatic sections are unchanged — `assemble_pr_body` still prepends the LLM body to Plan / Retro / Fabro Details / footer. `pr_title_from_goal` survives as the fallback for the narrow case where structured output succeeded with a usable body but the LLM returned an empty title; every other generation failure remains fatal (run still completes, no PR is opened).\n\n## Critical files\n\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs` — primary; replace prompt + signatures\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs:6893` — one test that calls `build_pr_body` directly; signature update\n\n## Reuse (do not reimplement)\n\n- `fabro_llm::generate::generate_object(params, schema)` — `lib/crates/fabro-llm/src/generate.rs:920-945`. Existing pattern in `fabro-hooks/src/executor.rs:27-37, 315-338` (LazyLock schema + typed deserialize + warn-on-failure). Mirror that pattern.\n- `assemble_pr_body`, `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `truncate_pr_body`, `load_pull_request_diff` — unchanged.\n- `pr_title_from_goal`, `strip_goal_decoration` — unchanged; demoted from \"always-used\" to \"fallback path.\"\n\n## Changes\n\n### 1. New schema and typed struct\n\nAdd at module top:\n\n```rust\nuse std::sync::LazyLock;\n\n#[derive(Debug, serde::Deserialize)]\nstruct GeneratedPrContent {\n    title: String,\n    body:  String,\n}\n\nstatic PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA: LazyLock<serde_json::Value> = LazyLock::new(|| {\n    serde_json::json!({\n        \"type\": \"object\",\n        \"properties\": {\n            \"title\": { \"type\": \"string\", \"maxLength\": 72 },\n            \"body\":  { \"type\": \"string\", \"minLength\": 1 }\n        },\n        \"required\": [\"title\", \"body\"],\n        \"additionalProperties\": false\n    })\n});\n```\n\n**Schema vs fallback semantics.** Both fields are `required` so a missing field fails structured-output validation (fatal — propagates as Err). The schema does *not* set `minLength` on `title`, so an empty-string title deserializes successfully and is the *only* signal that triggers the deterministic title fallback in `maybe_open_pull_request`. `body` has `minLength: 1` because we have no body fallback — an empty body is fatal too. This narrower fallback promise (empty title only, not missing title) keeps the schema strict without making the fallback dead code.\n\n### 2. New system prompt as a `const &str`\n\nAdd as a module-level `const PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT: &str = \"...\"`. Verbatim content:\n\n```text\nYou are writing a pull request title and description for a code change produced by an AI workflow.\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT\nReturn a JSON object with exactly two fields:\n- \"title\": a one-line title, max 72 characters, no trailing period.\n- \"body\": the markdown body as described below.\n\nDO NOT INCLUDE in the body\n- A `#` or `##` title heading at the top — the title goes in the `title` field.\n- A \"Retro\" section, \"Fabro Details\" section, cost/duration table, or \"Generated with\" footer — those are appended programmatically after your output.\n- The full plan text — the full plan is appended programmatically as a <details> block.\n- Bare `#1`, `#2` list prefixes — GitHub auto-links those as issue references. Use plain `1.`, `2.` instead.\n- A test plan unless the testing approach is non-obvious.\n\nSIZE THE BODY TO THE CHANGE\nFirst classify along two axes from the diff:\n- Size: how many files changed, how large the diff is.\n- Complexity: trivial (rename / typo / dep bump / config) vs. design decisions / new patterns / cross-cutting concerns.\n\nThen write at the matching depth:\n\n| Profile | Body shape |\n|---|---|\n| Small + simple (typo, config, dep bump) | 1–2 sentences, no headers, total under ~300 characters |\n| Small + non-trivial (targeted bugfix, behavioral change) | Short \"Problem / Fix\" narrative, 3–5 sentences. No headers unless two distinct concerns. |\n| Medium feature or refactor | Summary paragraph, then a section explaining what changed and why. Call out design decisions. |\n| Large or architecturally significant | Full narrative: problem context, approach chosen (and why), key decisions, migration/rollback notes if relevant. |\n| Performance improvement | Include before/after measurements if available. A markdown table works well here. |\n\nBrevity matters for small changes. A 3-line bugfix with a 20-line description signals miscalibration. When in doubt, shorter is better — reviewers can read the diff.\n\nWRITING PRINCIPLES\n- Lead with value: the first sentence tells the reviewer *why this PR exists*, not *what files changed*.\n- Describe the net result, not the journey: skip intermediate failures, debugging steps, and refactors done during development.\n- Trust the final diff: if the goal or plan disagree with the diff, the diff is authoritative.\n- Explain the non-obvious: spend description space on what the diff doesn't show — why this approach, what was rejected, what to look at first.\n- Use structure when it earns its keep: no empty sections, no template headers without content.\n- If the body uses any `##` heading, the opening summary must also be under a heading (e.g. `## Summary`); otherwise a bare paragraph is fine.\n\nPLAN SUMMARY\nThe full plan is attached separately as a <details> block, so do not restate it. Include a brief `### Plan Summary` with bullet points only when the change is medium or larger in the sizing matrix above. Skip it for small changes.\n\nVISUAL AIDS\nInclude a visual aid only when a reviewer would struggle to reconstruct the mental model from prose alone — based on what changes structurally, not on PR size. Skip for trivial / mechanical changes, or when prose already communicates clearly.\n\n| PR changes... | Visual aid |\n|---|---|\n| 3+ interacting components or services | Mermaid component / interaction diagram |\n| Multi-step workflow or pipeline with non-obvious sequencing | Mermaid flow diagram |\n| 3+ behavioral modes or variants | Markdown comparison table |\n| Before/after data or trade-offs | Markdown table |\n| Data model changes with 3+ related entities | Mermaid ERD |\n\nMermaid: prefer `TB` direction, ≤10 nodes typical. Place inline at the point of relevance, not in a separate \"Diagrams\" section.\n```\n\n### 3. Truncation constants and small-model fallback\n\nReplace inline `50_000` and `20_000` with two tiered constant sets:\n\n```rust\n// Generous tier (≥200k context window)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 250_000;\n\n// Conservative tier (matches the previous values)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 50_000;\n```\n\nResolve the tier by looking up the model in `fabro_model::Catalog::builtin()`:\n\n```rust\nfn truncation_caps(model: &str) -> (usize, usize, usize) {\n    let large_enough = Catalog::builtin()\n        .get(model)\n        .is_some_and(|m| m.limits.context_window >= 200_000);\n    if large_enough {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE)\n    } else {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL)\n    }\n}\n```\n\nUnknown models (`get` returns `None`) fall through to the conservative tier — safer than assuming large context for an unrecognized id. `fabro_model::Catalog` is already a transitive dep of `fabro-workflow` via `start.rs`'s use of `fabro_model::Provider`; no new Cargo entry needed.\n\nFor the large tier, worst-case input is ~400k chars ≈ 100k tokens. Fits in 200k-context Sonnet/Haiku with ~50k-token headroom for system prompt + output. Comfortable on 1M-context models. The conservative tier preserves today's behavior for the two ≤131k-context models in the catalog (`gpt-5.3-codex-spark`, `mercury-2`).\n\nGoal truncation is silent (no log, no marker). The full goal is *not* attached to the rendered body.\n\n### 4. Refactor `build_pr_body*` to return both title and body\n\nSignature change for the three internal builders and the public `build_pr_body`:\n\n```rust\npub async fn build_pr_body(\n    diff: &str, goal: &str, model: &str,\n    run_store: &RunStoreHandle,\n    llm_source: &dyn CredentialSource,\n    conclusion: Option<&Conclusion>,\n) -> Result<(String, String), String>   // was: Result<String, String>\n```\n\nReturns `(title, body)`. Callers destructure.\n\n`build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` becomes:\n\n1. Truncate `goal`, `diff`, `plan_text` against the tier from `truncation_caps(model)`.\n2. Build user prompt with `Goal:` / `Plan:` (when present) / `Diff:` sections.\n3. Call `generate_object(params.system(PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT).prompt(user_prompt), PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA.clone())`.\n4. On success: deserialize `result.output` as `GeneratedPrContent`, trim title, enforce 72-char cap via `enforce_title_cap` (truncate at `floor_char_boundary` + `…` if exceeded — same pattern as `pr_title_from_goal`), keep body as-is.\n5. Pass body through `assemble_pr_body(llm_body, plan_text, retro_section, arc_details_section)` — unchanged. Return `(title, assembled_body)` where `title` may be the empty string after trimming.\n\n**Failure modes — explicit:**\n\n| Condition | Outcome |\n|---|---|\n| `generate_object` returns Err (LLM call failure, schema validation failure, JSON parse failure) | Return Err. Caller logs and emits `PullRequestFailed`; no PR is opened. |\n| `result.output` is `None` | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Deserialize as `GeneratedPrContent` fails (missing required field, wrong type) | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Body is blank (`generated.body.trim().is_empty()`) | Return Err. Schema's `minLength: 1` rejects truly empty strings, but a body of `\"   \\n\"` would pass the schema; the Rust trim-check catches whitespace-only bodies as well. The body content is preserved as-is once it passes the check — no leading/trailing whitespace stripping, since markdown can rely on it. |\n| Title is empty (after trim) | **Allowed through** — return `(\"\", body)`. The caller is responsible for the deterministic title fallback. |\n| Title is non-empty but >72 chars | Allowed through — `enforce_title_cap` truncates with `…`. |\n\nThe narrower fallback promise: only an empty/whitespace title triggers the deterministic title fallback. Every other error path is fatal. This makes the fallback path actually reachable from the caller and prevents the bug where structured-output failure swallows both fields and there's no body to use anyway.\n\n### 5. `maybe_open_pull_request` invokes the fallback when the title is empty\n\nToday it calls `pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)` unconditionally. New flow — the deterministic fallback only fires when the LLM returned a body but no usable title:\n\n```rust\nlet (llm_title, body) = build_pr_body_with_source_and_state(...).await\n    .map_err(|err| format!(\"{err:#}\"))?;          // any non-title failure: fatal\n\nlet title = if llm_title.trim().is_empty() {\n    pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)                  // fallback path: only reached when body succeeded\n} else {\n    llm_title\n};\nlet title = enforce_title_cap(&title);            // unconditional 72-char guarantee, covers fallback path\nlet body = truncate_pr_body(&body);               // unchanged 65,536-char hard cap\n```\n\nThe unconditional `enforce_title_cap` after fallback selection is load-bearing: `pr_title_from_goal`'s built-in cap is 120 chars (a holdover from the previous deterministic-only flow), so without re-capping here a long goal would breach the new 72-char contract. Don't lower `pr_title_from_goal`'s internal cap — keep the cap enforcement in one place at the caller, where it covers both branches.\n\nThe pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:538-623` already converts the propagated Err into a `PullRequestFailed` event without aborting the run, so there is no behavior change for callers when generation fails fully.\n\n### 6. Title cap helper\n\nAdd a small private helper:\n\n```rust\nfn enforce_title_cap(title: &str) -> String {\n    const MAX: usize = 72;\n    if title.chars().count() > MAX {\n        let truncated: String = title.chars().take(MAX - 1).collect();\n        format!(\"{truncated}\\u{2026}\")\n    } else {\n        title.to_string()\n    }\n}\n```\n\nApplied inside `build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` to the LLM-returned title before returning. `pr_title_from_goal`'s existing 120-char cap stays as-is (it's the fallback and the goal-derived title is shorter in practice; introducing a 72-char cap there is a separate, low-value change).\n\n### 7. Test updates\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs`:\n\n- `MockProvider::complete` and `::stream` currently return plain text. Update to return JSON matching the schema: `{\"title\":\"Mock title\",\"body\":\"Narrative from mock.\"}`. Both call sites (`response_text` field) get this JSON string.\n- `openai_responses_payload` helper (line ~761) returns a JSON-shaped fake API response; update its `text` to be the JSON string `{\"title\":\"…\",\"body\":\"Narrative from vault source.\"}`.\n- `build_pr_body_uses_in_memory_conclusion`, `build_pr_body_uses_store_records_without_legacy_files`, `build_pr_body_uses_plan_text_from_store_without_response_md`, `build_pr_body_uses_explicit_llm_client`, `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` — destructure the new tuple, assert on title and body separately. Existing body assertions (`contains(\"Narrative from mock.\")` etc.) become body-side; add a `title == \"Mock title\"` assertion to one of them.\n- `empty_diff_returns_none` — unchanged behavior, still returns `Ok(None)` from `maybe_open_pull_request`.\n- `pr_title_from_goal` tests (10 of them, lines 1416–1485) — unchanged; the function still exists as a fallback.\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_falls_back_to_goal_title_when_llm_returns_empty_title` — exercises the actual fallback branch in `maybe_open_pull_request`, not just the builder. **`MockProvider` cannot drive this path**: `maybe_open_pull_request` → `build_pr_body_with_source_and_state` → `Client::from_source(llm_source)` builds a real provider client from the credential source, bypassing any in-process provider injection. Use a real provider HTTP mock instead. Setup:\n  - **OpenAI mock** (mirrors `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` at `pull_request.rs:1322`): start an `httpmock::MockServer`, register `POST /v1/responses` with `Authorization: Bearer vault-openai-key`, return `openai_responses_payload(r#\"{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}\"#)`. The existing helper wraps any string into the OpenAI Responses-API envelope; here that string is the structured-output JSON.\n  - **Credential source**: load a `Vault` with an `openai_codex` API-key credential of `vault-openai-key`, wrap it in `VaultCredentialSource::with_env_lookup` returning the OpenAI mock's `/v1` URL for `OPENAI_BASE_URL`. Use this `Arc<dyn CredentialSource>` as the `llm_source`.\n  - **GitHub mock**: a separate `httpmock::MockServer` exposing only `POST /repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls`, returning a valid PR JSON (e.g. `{ \"number\": 1, \"html_url\": \"...\", \"node_id\": \"...\" }` with a 201 status).\n  - **GitHub credentials**: `fabro_github::GitHubCredentials::Token(\"test-token\".to_string())` rather than the App variant. App credentials would force this test to also mock JWT signing and the installation-token exchange; Token credentials let `create_pull_request` go straight to the PR endpoint with a static `Authorization: Bearer test-token` header. (Implementer: confirm the variant name in `lib/crates/fabro-github/src/lib.rs`; if it's `Pat` or similar instead of `Token`, use that.)\n  - Pass `&github_server.url(\"\")` as the second arg to `GitHubContext::new(&creds, ...)` so the mock's base URL replaces the production `github_api_base_url()`.\n  - Pass a non-empty diff so the early-return at `pull_request.rs:460` doesn't fire.\n  - Pass a goal like `\"Fix telemetry leak\\n\\ndetails...\"`. Use a `model` of `\"gpt-5.4\"` (catalog hit, large-tier truncation, matches the OpenAI mock).\n  - Pass a `RunStoreHandle` whose `state().final_patch` returns a non-empty diff (mirror the `load_pull_request_diff_uses_store_without_disk_patch` test at line 1521 for the event-append pattern).\n  - Assert: `PullRequestRecord.title == \"Fix telemetry leak\"`, the OpenAI mock fired exactly once, the GitHub mock fired exactly once with `Authorization: Bearer test-token`. Optionally inspect the captured GitHub request body to confirm the title sent on the wire matches.\n\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_caps_fallback_title_at_72_chars` — guards the unconditional `enforce_title_cap` in §5. Same harness as the test above (extract a private `setup_fallback_test_harness()` helper to avoid duplicating the OpenAI + GitHub + Vault wiring). Differences: pass a goal that's a single ~200-char line with no newlines and no `Plan:` prefix, so `pr_title_from_goal` returns close to its 120-char cap. The OpenAI mock returns `{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}` so the fallback fires. Assert `PullRequestRecord.title.chars().count() == 72` and the title ends with `…`.\n- New test: `build_pr_body_truncates_long_title` — MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"x\".repeat(200),\"body\":\"…\"}`; assert the title returned from `build_pr_body` is exactly 72 chars and ends with `…`. (This one stays at the builder level — it's testing `enforce_title_cap`, not the fallback.)\n- New test: `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_blank` — two cases via parameterized assertion or two `#[test]`s sharing a helper:\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"\"}` — schema rejects via `minLength: 1`, builder returns `Err`.\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"   \\n\"}` — schema accepts (length ≥ 1), Rust trim-check returns `Err`.\n  Both cases validate the blank-body-is-fatal contract from §4's failure-mode table.\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs`:\n\n- `workflow_run_with_vault_only_openai_codex_builds_pr_body` (line 6893 area) — destructure the tuple, update assertions.\n\n### 8. What is *not* changing\n\n- `assemble_pr_body` — body still slots in front of the four programmatic sections in the same order.\n- `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `parse_dot_summary`, `format_duration_ms`, `format_cost`, `truncate_pr_body` — unchanged.\n- `OpenPullRequestRequest`, `PullRequestRecord`, `AutoMergeOptions` — unchanged shapes.\n- The two production callers (`fabro-server/src/server/handler/pull_requests.rs:262-277` and the `pull_request` pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:573`) — unchanged. Both go through `maybe_open_pull_request`, which absorbs the new title flow internally.\n- The 65,536-char body cap and `_(truncated)_` suffix.\n\n## Verification\n\n```sh\ncargo build --workspace\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-server\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 fmt --check --all\n```\n\nEnd-to-end (optional, requires credentials):\n\n```sh\nset -a && source .env && set +a\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow --profile e2e --run-ignored only\n```\n\nManual smoke: run any workflow that opens a PR and inspect the resulting PR title and body on GitHub. 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Not needed for this iteration; the prompt is opinionated by design.\n- Separate `pull_request.model` override (use Haiku/mini for body generation to cut cost). Defensible follow-up; out of scope here.\n- Attaching the full goal as a `<details>` block (option B). User chose option A.\n- Anthropic probe override to keep connectivity checks on Haiku after the Opus 4.7 default change. Separate concern, surfaced earlier.\n",
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New schema and typed struct\n\nAdd at module top:\n\n```rust\nuse std::sync::LazyLock;\n\n#[derive(Debug, serde::Deserialize)]\nstruct GeneratedPrContent {\n    title: String,\n    body:  String,\n}\n\nstatic PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA: LazyLock<serde_json::Value> = LazyLock::new(|| {\n    serde_json::json!({\n        \"type\": \"object\",\n        \"properties\": {\n            \"title\": { \"type\": \"string\", \"maxLength\": 72 },\n            \"body\":  { \"type\": \"string\", \"minLength\": 1 }\n        },\n        \"required\": [\"title\", \"body\"],\n        \"additionalProperties\": false\n    })\n});\n```\n\n**Schema vs fallback semantics.** Both fields are `required` so a missing field fails structured-output validation (fatal — propagates as Err). The schema does *not* set `minLength` on `title`, so an empty-string title deserializes successfully and is the *only* signal that triggers the deterministic title fallback in `maybe_open_pull_request`. `body` has `minLength: 1` because we have no body fallback — an empty body is fatal too. This narrower fallback promise (empty title only, not missing title) keeps the schema strict without making the fallback dead code.\n\n### 2. New system prompt as a `const &str`\n\nAdd as a module-level `const PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT: &str = \"...\"`. Verbatim content:\n\n```text\nYou are writing a pull request title and description for a code change produced by an AI workflow.\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT\nReturn a JSON object with exactly two fields:\n- \"title\": a one-line title, max 72 characters, no trailing period.\n- \"body\": the markdown body as described below.\n\nDO NOT INCLUDE in the body\n- A `#` or `##` title heading at the top — the title goes in the `title` field.\n- A \"Retro\" section, \"Fabro Details\" section, cost/duration table, or \"Generated with\" footer — those are appended programmatically after your output.\n- The full plan text — the full plan is appended programmatically as a <details> block.\n- Bare `#1`, `#2` list prefixes — GitHub auto-links those as issue references. Use plain `1.`, `2.` instead.\n- A test plan unless the testing approach is non-obvious.\n\nSIZE THE BODY TO THE CHANGE\nFirst classify along two axes from the diff:\n- Size: how many files changed, how large the diff is.\n- Complexity: trivial (rename / typo / dep bump / config) vs. design decisions / new patterns / cross-cutting concerns.\n\nThen write at the matching depth:\n\n| Profile | Body shape |\n|---|---|\n| Small + simple (typo, config, dep bump) | 1–2 sentences, no headers, total under ~300 characters |\n| Small + non-trivial (targeted bugfix, behavioral change) | Short \"Problem / Fix\" narrative, 3–5 sentences. No headers unless two distinct concerns. |\n| Medium feature or refactor | Summary paragraph, then a section explaining what changed and why. Call out design decisions. |\n| Large or architecturally significant | Full narrative: problem context, approach chosen (and why), key decisions, migration/rollback notes if relevant. |\n| Performance improvement | Include before/after measurements if available. A markdown table works well here. |\n\nBrevity matters for small changes. A 3-line bugfix with a 20-line description signals miscalibration. When in doubt, shorter is better — reviewers can read the diff.\n\nWRITING PRINCIPLES\n- Lead with value: the first sentence tells the reviewer *why this PR exists*, not *what files changed*.\n- Describe the net result, not the journey: skip intermediate failures, debugging steps, and refactors done during development.\n- Trust the final diff: if the goal or plan disagree with the diff, the diff is authoritative.\n- Explain the non-obvious: spend description space on what the diff doesn't show — why this approach, what was rejected, what to look at first.\n- Use structure when it earns its keep: no empty sections, no template headers without content.\n- If the body uses any `##` heading, the opening summary must also be under a heading (e.g. `## Summary`); otherwise a bare paragraph is fine.\n\nPLAN SUMMARY\nThe full plan is attached separately as a <details> block, so do not restate it. Include a brief `### Plan Summary` with bullet points only when the change is medium or larger in the sizing matrix above. Skip it for small changes.\n\nVISUAL AIDS\nInclude a visual aid only when a reviewer would struggle to reconstruct the mental model from prose alone — based on what changes structurally, not on PR size. Skip for trivial / mechanical changes, or when prose already communicates clearly.\n\n| PR changes... | Visual aid |\n|---|---|\n| 3+ interacting components or services | Mermaid component / interaction diagram |\n| Multi-step workflow or pipeline with non-obvious sequencing | Mermaid flow diagram |\n| 3+ behavioral modes or variants | Markdown comparison table |\n| Before/after data or trade-offs | Markdown table |\n| Data model changes with 3+ related entities | Mermaid ERD |\n\nMermaid: prefer `TB` direction, ≤10 nodes typical. Place inline at the point of relevance, not in a separate \"Diagrams\" section.\n```\n\n### 3. Truncation constants and small-model fallback\n\nReplace inline `50_000` and `20_000` with two tiered constant sets:\n\n```rust\n// Generous tier (≥200k context window)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 250_000;\n\n// Conservative tier (matches the previous values)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 50_000;\n```\n\nResolve the tier by looking up the model in `fabro_model::Catalog::builtin()`:\n\n```rust\nfn truncation_caps(model: &str) -> (usize, usize, usize) {\n    let large_enough = Catalog::builtin()\n        .get(model)\n        .is_some_and(|m| m.limits.context_window >= 200_000);\n    if large_enough {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE)\n    } else {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL)\n    }\n}\n```\n\nUnknown models (`get` returns `None`) fall through to the conservative tier — safer than assuming large context for an unrecognized id. `fabro_model::Catalog` is already a transitive dep of `fabro-workflow` via `start.rs`'s use of `fabro_model::Provider`; no new Cargo entry needed.\n\nFor the large tier, worst-case input is ~400k chars ≈ 100k tokens. Fits in 200k-context Sonnet/Haiku with ~50k-token headroom for system prompt + output. Comfortable on 1M-context models. The conservative tier preserves today's behavior for the two ≤131k-context models in the catalog (`gpt-5.3-codex-spark`, `mercury-2`).\n\nGoal truncation is silent (no log, no marker). The full goal is *not* attached to the rendered body.\n\n### 4. Refactor `build_pr_body*` to return both title and body\n\nSignature change for the three internal builders and the public `build_pr_body`:\n\n```rust\npub async fn build_pr_body(\n    diff: &str, goal: &str, model: &str,\n    run_store: &RunStoreHandle,\n    llm_source: &dyn CredentialSource,\n    conclusion: Option<&Conclusion>,\n) -> Result<(String, String), String>   // was: Result<String, String>\n```\n\nReturns `(title, body)`. Callers destructure.\n\n`build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` becomes:\n\n1. Truncate `goal`, `diff`, `plan_text` against the tier from `truncation_caps(model)`.\n2. Build user prompt with `Goal:` / `Plan:` (when present) / `Diff:` sections.\n3. Call `generate_object(params.system(PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT).prompt(user_prompt), PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA.clone())`.\n4. On success: deserialize `result.output` as `GeneratedPrContent`, trim title, enforce 72-char cap via `enforce_title_cap` (truncate at `floor_char_boundary` + `…` if exceeded — same pattern as `pr_title_from_goal`), keep body as-is.\n5. Pass body through `assemble_pr_body(llm_body, plan_text, retro_section, arc_details_section)` — unchanged. Return `(title, assembled_body)` where `title` may be the empty string after trimming.\n\n**Failure modes — explicit:**\n\n| Condition | Outcome |\n|---|---|\n| `generate_object` returns Err (LLM call failure, schema validation failure, JSON parse failure) | Return Err. Caller logs and emits `PullRequestFailed`; no PR is opened. |\n| `result.output` is `None` | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Deserialize as `GeneratedPrContent` fails (missing required field, wrong type) | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Body is blank (`generated.body.trim().is_empty()`) | Return Err. Schema's `minLength: 1` rejects truly empty strings, but a body of `\"   \\n\"` would pass the schema; the Rust trim-check catches whitespace-only bodies as well. The body content is preserved as-is once it passes the check — no leading/trailing whitespace stripping, since markdown can rely on it. |\n| Title is empty (after trim) | **Allowed through** — return `(\"\", body)`. The caller is responsible for the deterministic title fallback. |\n| Title is non-empty but >72 chars | Allowed through — `enforce_title_cap` truncates with `…`. |\n\nThe narrower fallback promise: only an empty/whitespace title triggers the deterministic title fallback. Every other error path is fatal. This makes the fallback path actually reachable from the caller and prevents the bug where structured-output failure swallows both fields and there's no body to use anyway.\n\n### 5. `maybe_open_pull_request` invokes the fallback when the title is empty\n\nToday it calls `pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)` unconditionally. New flow — the deterministic fallback only fires when the LLM returned a body but no usable title:\n\n```rust\nlet (llm_title, body) = build_pr_body_with_source_and_state(...).await\n    .map_err(|err| format!(\"{err:#}\"))?;          // any non-title failure: fatal\n\nlet title = if llm_title.trim().is_empty() {\n    pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)                  // fallback path: only reached when body succeeded\n} else {\n    llm_title\n};\nlet title = enforce_title_cap(&title);            // unconditional 72-char guarantee, covers fallback path\nlet body = truncate_pr_body(&body);               // unchanged 65,536-char hard cap\n```\n\nThe unconditional `enforce_title_cap` after fallback selection is load-bearing: `pr_title_from_goal`'s built-in cap is 120 chars (a holdover from the previous deterministic-only flow), so without re-capping here a long goal would breach the new 72-char contract. Don't lower `pr_title_from_goal`'s internal cap — keep the cap enforcement in one place at the caller, where it covers both branches.\n\nThe pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:538-623` already converts the propagated Err into a `PullRequestFailed` event without aborting the run, so there is no behavior change for callers when generation fails fully.\n\n### 6. Title cap helper\n\nAdd a small private helper:\n\n```rust\nfn enforce_title_cap(title: &str) -> String {\n    const MAX: usize = 72;\n    if title.chars().count() > MAX {\n        let truncated: String = title.chars().take(MAX - 1).collect();\n        format!(\"{truncated}\\u{2026}\")\n    } else {\n        title.to_string()\n    }\n}\n```\n\nApplied inside `build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` to the LLM-returned title before returning. `pr_title_from_goal`'s existing 120-char cap stays as-is (it's the fallback and the goal-derived title is shorter in practice; introducing a 72-char cap there is a separate, low-value change).\n\n### 7. Test updates\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs`:\n\n- `MockProvider::complete` and `::stream` currently return plain text. Update to return JSON matching the schema: `{\"title\":\"Mock title\",\"body\":\"Narrative from mock.\"}`. Both call sites (`response_text` field) get this JSON string.\n- `openai_responses_payload` helper (line ~761) returns a JSON-shaped fake API response; update its `text` to be the JSON string `{\"title\":\"…\",\"body\":\"Narrative from vault source.\"}`.\n- `build_pr_body_uses_in_memory_conclusion`, `build_pr_body_uses_store_records_without_legacy_files`, `build_pr_body_uses_plan_text_from_store_without_response_md`, `build_pr_body_uses_explicit_llm_client`, `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` — destructure the new tuple, assert on title and body separately. Existing body assertions (`contains(\"Narrative from mock.\")` etc.) become body-side; add a `title == \"Mock title\"` assertion to one of them.\n- `empty_diff_returns_none` — unchanged behavior, still returns `Ok(None)` from `maybe_open_pull_request`.\n- `pr_title_from_goal` tests (10 of them, lines 1416–1485) — unchanged; the function still exists as a fallback.\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_falls_back_to_goal_title_when_llm_returns_empty_title` — exercises the actual fallback branch in `maybe_open_pull_request`, not just the builder. **`MockProvider` cannot drive this path**: `maybe_open_pull_request` → `build_pr_body_with_source_and_state` → `Client::from_source(llm_source)` builds a real provider client from the credential source, bypassing any in-process provider injection. Use a real provider HTTP mock instead. Setup:\n  - **OpenAI mock** (mirrors `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` at `pull_request.rs:1322`): start an `httpmock::MockServer`, register `POST /v1/responses` with `Authorization: Bearer vault-openai-key`, return `openai_responses_payload(r#\"{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}\"#)`. The existing helper wraps any string into the OpenAI Responses-API envelope; here that string is the structured-output JSON.\n  - **Credential source**: load a `Vault` with an `openai_codex` API-key credential of `vault-openai-key`, wrap it in `VaultCredentialSource::with_env_lookup` returning the OpenAI mock's `/v1` URL for `OPENAI_BASE_URL`. Use this `Arc<dyn CredentialSource>` as the `llm_source`.\n  - **GitHub mock**: a separate `httpmock::MockServer` exposing only `POST /repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls`, returning a valid PR JSON (e.g. `{ \"number\": 1, \"html_url\": \"...\", \"node_id\": \"...\" }` with a 201 status).\n  - **GitHub credentials**: `fabro_github::GitHubCredentials::Token(\"test-token\".to_string())` rather than the App variant. App credentials would force this test to also mock JWT signing and the installation-token exchange; Token credentials let `create_pull_request` go straight to the PR endpoint with a static `Authorization: Bearer test-token` header. (Implementer: confirm the variant name in `lib/crates/fabro-github/src/lib.rs`; if it's `Pat` or similar instead of `Token`, use that.)\n  - Pass `&github_server.url(\"\")` as the second arg to `GitHubContext::new(&creds, ...)` so the mock's base URL replaces the production `github_api_base_url()`.\n  - Pass a non-empty diff so the early-return at `pull_request.rs:460` doesn't fire.\n  - Pass a goal like `\"Fix telemetry leak\\n\\ndetails...\"`. Use a `model` of `\"gpt-5.4\"` (catalog hit, large-tier truncation, matches the OpenAI mock).\n  - Pass a `RunStoreHandle` whose `state().final_patch` returns a non-empty diff (mirror the `load_pull_request_diff_uses_store_without_disk_patch` test at line 1521 for the event-append pattern).\n  - Assert: `PullRequestRecord.title == \"Fix telemetry leak\"`, the OpenAI mock fired exactly once, the GitHub mock fired exactly once with `Authorization: Bearer test-token`. Optionally inspect the captured GitHub request body to confirm the title sent on the wire matches.\n\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_caps_fallback_title_at_72_chars` — guards the unconditional `enforce_title_cap` in §5. Same harness as the test above (extract a private `setup_fallback_test_harness()` helper to avoid duplicating the OpenAI + GitHub + Vault wiring). Differences: pass a goal that's a single ~200-char line with no newlines and no `Plan:` prefix, so `pr_title_from_goal` returns close to its 120-char cap. The OpenAI mock returns `{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}` so the fallback fires. Assert `PullRequestRecord.title.chars().count() == 72` and the title ends with `…`.\n- New test: `build_pr_body_truncates_long_title` — MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"x\".repeat(200),\"body\":\"…\"}`; assert the title returned from `build_pr_body` is exactly 72 chars and ends with `…`. (This one stays at the builder level — it's testing `enforce_title_cap`, not the fallback.)\n- New test: `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_blank` — two cases via parameterized assertion or two `#[test]`s sharing a helper:\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"\"}` — schema rejects via `minLength: 1`, builder returns `Err`.\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"   \\n\"}` — schema accepts (length ≥ 1), Rust trim-check returns `Err`.\n  Both cases validate the blank-body-is-fatal contract from §4's failure-mode table.\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs`:\n\n- `workflow_run_with_vault_only_openai_codex_builds_pr_body` (line 6893 area) — destructure the tuple, update assertions.\n\n### 8. What is *not* changing\n\n- `assemble_pr_body` — body still slots in front of the four programmatic sections in the same order.\n- `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `parse_dot_summary`, `format_duration_ms`, `format_cost`, `truncate_pr_body` — unchanged.\n- `OpenPullRequestRequest`, `PullRequestRecord`, `AutoMergeOptions` — unchanged shapes.\n- The two production callers (`fabro-server/src/server/handler/pull_requests.rs:262-277` and the `pull_request` pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:573`) — unchanged. Both go through `maybe_open_pull_request`, which absorbs the new title flow internally.\n- The 65,536-char body cap and `_(truncated)_` suffix.\n\n## Verification\n\n```sh\ncargo build --workspace\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-server\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 fmt --check --all\n```\n\nEnd-to-end (optional, requires credentials):\n\n```sh\nset -a && source .env && set +a\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow --profile e2e --run-ignored only\n```\n\nManual smoke: run any workflow that opens a PR and inspect the resulting PR title and body on GitHub. 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Strict (no `additionalProperties`).\n\n2. **System prompt** — Added `PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT` constant containing the verbatim recipe from the plan: output format, \"do not include\" guardrails, sizing matrix, writing principles, plan-summary rule, visual-aid table.\n\n3. **Truncation tiers** — Added six constants and `truncation_caps(model)` that selects the large tier (75k/75k/250k) when `Catalog::builtin().get(model).limits.context_window >= 200_000`, else the conservative tier (20k/20k/50k matching the previous values). Added `truncate_chars` helper for char-boundary-safe slicing.\n\n4. **`enforce_title_cap(&str) -> String`** — 72-char Unicode-scalar cap, replacing the trailing char with `…`.\n\n5. **Refactored builders** — `build_pr_body`, `build_pr_body_with_client`, `build_pr_body_with_source_and_state`, `build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` now return `Result<(String, String), String>`. The inner builder switches `generate` → `generate_object`, deserializes to `GeneratedPrContent`, applies the failure-mode table from the plan: missing/invalid output → `Err`, blank/whitespace body → `Err`, empty title → passes through unchanged (caller handles fallback), oversized title → capped via `enforce_title_cap`. The body is unchanged from the LLM and assembled normally with the trailing programmatic sections.\n\n6. **`maybe_open_pull_request`** — Destructures `(llm_title, body)`. If `llm_title.trim().is_empty()`, falls back to `pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)`; otherwise uses the LLM title. Then `enforce_title_cap` runs unconditionally (covers both branches), so the fallback path can never breach the 72-char contract that the LLM path satisfies via the schema.\n\n### Tests added (red→green)\n\n- `build_pr_body_truncates_long_title` — MockProvider returns 200-char title; assert `chars().count() == 72` and ends with `…`.\n- `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_empty` — schema rejects `\"\"` (minLength 1).\n- `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_whitespace` — schema accepts `\"   \\n\"`, but the Rust trim-check rejects it; asserts the specific error message.\n- `setup_fallback_test_harness` — shared helper standing up an `httpmock::MockServer` for OpenAI (`POST /v1/responses`, bearer `vault-openai-key`), a separate mock for GitHub (`POST /repos/owner/repo/pulls`, bearer `test-token`), a `Vault`-backed `VaultCredentialSource` with `OPENAI_BASE_URL` env override, `GitHubCredentials::Token(\"test-token\")`, and a `RunStoreHandle` seeded with `WorkflowRunCompleted { final_patch: Some(...) }` so `load_pull_request_diff` returns content. 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New schema and typed struct\n\nAdd at module top:\n\n```rust\nuse std::sync::LazyLock;\n\n#[derive(Debug, serde::Deserialize)]\nstruct GeneratedPrContent {\n    title: String,\n    body:  String,\n}\n\nstatic PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA: LazyLock<serde_json::Value> = LazyLock::new(|| {\n    serde_json::json!({\n        \"type\": \"object\",\n        \"properties\": {\n            \"title\": { \"type\": \"string\", \"maxLength\": 72 },\n            \"body\":  { \"type\": \"string\", \"minLength\": 1 }\n        },\n        \"required\": [\"title\", \"body\"],\n        \"additionalProperties\": false\n    })\n});\n```\n\n**Schema vs fallback semantics.** Both fields are `required` so a missing field fails structured-output validation (fatal — propagates as Err). The schema does *not* set `minLength` on `title`, so an empty-string title deserializes successfully and is the *only* signal that triggers the deterministic title fallback in `maybe_open_pull_request`. `body` has `minLength: 1` because we have no body fallback — an empty body is fatal too. This narrower fallback promise (empty title only, not missing title) keeps the schema strict without making the fallback dead code.\n\n### 2. New system prompt as a `const &str`\n\nAdd as a module-level `const PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT: &str = \"...\"`. Verbatim content:\n\n```text\nYou are writing a pull request title and description for a code change produced by an AI workflow.\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT\nReturn a JSON object with exactly two fields:\n- \"title\": a one-line title, max 72 characters, no trailing period.\n- \"body\": the markdown body as described below.\n\nDO NOT INCLUDE in the body\n- A `#` or `##` title heading at the top — the title goes in the `title` field.\n- A \"Retro\" section, \"Fabro Details\" section, cost/duration table, or \"Generated with\" footer — those are appended programmatically after your output.\n- The full plan text — the full plan is appended programmatically as a <details> block.\n- Bare `#1`, `#2` list prefixes — GitHub auto-links those as issue references. Use plain `1.`, `2.` instead.\n- A test plan unless the testing approach is non-obvious.\n\nSIZE THE BODY TO THE CHANGE\nFirst classify along two axes from the diff:\n- Size: how many files changed, how large the diff is.\n- Complexity: trivial (rename / typo / dep bump / config) vs. design decisions / new patterns / cross-cutting concerns.\n\nThen write at the matching depth:\n\n| Profile | Body shape |\n|---|---|\n| Small + simple (typo, config, dep bump) | 1–2 sentences, no headers, total under ~300 characters |\n| Small + non-trivial (targeted bugfix, behavioral change) | Short \"Problem / Fix\" narrative, 3–5 sentences. No headers unless two distinct concerns. |\n| Medium feature or refactor | Summary paragraph, then a section explaining what changed and why. Call out design decisions. |\n| Large or architecturally significant | Full narrative: problem context, approach chosen (and why), key decisions, migration/rollback notes if relevant. |\n| Performance improvement | Include before/after measurements if available. A markdown table works well here. |\n\nBrevity matters for small changes. A 3-line bugfix with a 20-line description signals miscalibration. When in doubt, shorter is better — reviewers can read the diff.\n\nWRITING PRINCIPLES\n- Lead with value: the first sentence tells the reviewer *why this PR exists*, not *what files changed*.\n- Describe the net result, not the journey: skip intermediate failures, debugging steps, and refactors done during development.\n- Trust the final diff: if the goal or plan disagree with the diff, the diff is authoritative.\n- Explain the non-obvious: spend description space on what the diff doesn't show — why this approach, what was rejected, what to look at first.\n- Use structure when it earns its keep: no empty sections, no template headers without content.\n- If the body uses any `##` heading, the opening summary must also be under a heading (e.g. `## Summary`); otherwise a bare paragraph is fine.\n\nPLAN SUMMARY\nThe full plan is attached separately as a <details> block, so do not restate it. Include a brief `### Plan Summary` with bullet points only when the change is medium or larger in the sizing matrix above. Skip it for small changes.\n\nVISUAL AIDS\nInclude a visual aid only when a reviewer would struggle to reconstruct the mental model from prose alone — based on what changes structurally, not on PR size. Skip for trivial / mechanical changes, or when prose already communicates clearly.\n\n| PR changes... | Visual aid |\n|---|---|\n| 3+ interacting components or services | Mermaid component / interaction diagram |\n| Multi-step workflow or pipeline with non-obvious sequencing | Mermaid flow diagram |\n| 3+ behavioral modes or variants | Markdown comparison table |\n| Before/after data or trade-offs | Markdown table |\n| Data model changes with 3+ related entities | Mermaid ERD |\n\nMermaid: prefer `TB` direction, ≤10 nodes typical. Place inline at the point of relevance, not in a separate \"Diagrams\" section.\n```\n\n### 3. Truncation constants and small-model fallback\n\nReplace inline `50_000` and `20_000` with two tiered constant sets:\n\n```rust\n// Generous tier (≥200k context window)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 250_000;\n\n// Conservative tier (matches the previous values)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 50_000;\n```\n\nResolve the tier by looking up the model in `fabro_model::Catalog::builtin()`:\n\n```rust\nfn truncation_caps(model: &str) -> (usize, usize, usize) {\n    let large_enough = Catalog::builtin()\n        .get(model)\n        .is_some_and(|m| m.limits.context_window >= 200_000);\n    if large_enough {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE)\n    } else {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL)\n    }\n}\n```\n\nUnknown models (`get` returns `None`) fall through to the conservative tier — safer than assuming large context for an unrecognized id. `fabro_model::Catalog` is already a transitive dep of `fabro-workflow` via `start.rs`'s use of `fabro_model::Provider`; no new Cargo entry needed.\n\nFor the large tier, worst-case input is ~400k chars ≈ 100k tokens. Fits in 200k-context Sonnet/Haiku with ~50k-token headroom for system prompt + output. Comfortable on 1M-context models. The conservative tier preserves today's behavior for the two ≤131k-context models in the catalog (`gpt-5.3-codex-spark`, `mercury-2`).\n\nGoal truncation is silent (no log, no marker). The full goal is *not* attached to the rendered body.\n\n### 4. Refactor `build_pr_body*` to return both title and body\n\nSignature change for the three internal builders and the public `build_pr_body`:\n\n```rust\npub async fn build_pr_body(\n    diff: &str, goal: &str, model: &str,\n    run_store: &RunStoreHandle,\n    llm_source: &dyn CredentialSource,\n    conclusion: Option<&Conclusion>,\n) -> Result<(String, String), String>   // was: Result<String, String>\n```\n\nReturns `(title, body)`. Callers destructure.\n\n`build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` becomes:\n\n1. Truncate `goal`, `diff`, `plan_text` against the tier from `truncation_caps(model)`.\n2. Build user prompt with `Goal:` / `Plan:` (when present) / `Diff:` sections.\n3. Call `generate_object(params.system(PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT).prompt(user_prompt), PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA.clone())`.\n4. On success: deserialize `result.output` as `GeneratedPrContent`, trim title, enforce 72-char cap via `enforce_title_cap` (truncate at `floor_char_boundary` + `…` if exceeded — same pattern as `pr_title_from_goal`), keep body as-is.\n5. Pass body through `assemble_pr_body(llm_body, plan_text, retro_section, arc_details_section)` — unchanged. Return `(title, assembled_body)` where `title` may be the empty string after trimming.\n\n**Failure modes — explicit:**\n\n| Condition | Outcome |\n|---|---|\n| `generate_object` returns Err (LLM call failure, schema validation failure, JSON parse failure) | Return Err. Caller logs and emits `PullRequestFailed`; no PR is opened. |\n| `result.output` is `None` | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Deserialize as `GeneratedPrContent` fails (missing required field, wrong type) | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Body is blank (`generated.body.trim().is_empty()`) | Return Err. Schema's `minLength: 1` rejects truly empty strings, but a body of `\"   \\n\"` would pass the schema; the Rust trim-check catches whitespace-only bodies as well. The body content is preserved as-is once it passes the check — no leading/trailing whitespace stripping, since markdown can rely on it. |\n| Title is empty (after trim) | **Allowed through** — return `(\"\", body)`. The caller is responsible for the deterministic title fallback. |\n| Title is non-empty but >72 chars | Allowed through — `enforce_title_cap` truncates with `…`. |\n\nThe narrower fallback promise: only an empty/whitespace title triggers the deterministic title fallback. Every other error path is fatal. This makes the fallback path actually reachable from the caller and prevents the bug where structured-output failure swallows both fields and there's no body to use anyway.\n\n### 5. `maybe_open_pull_request` invokes the fallback when the title is empty\n\nToday it calls `pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)` unconditionally. New flow — the deterministic fallback only fires when the LLM returned a body but no usable title:\n\n```rust\nlet (llm_title, body) = build_pr_body_with_source_and_state(...).await\n    .map_err(|err| format!(\"{err:#}\"))?;          // any non-title failure: fatal\n\nlet title = if llm_title.trim().is_empty() {\n    pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)                  // fallback path: only reached when body succeeded\n} else {\n    llm_title\n};\nlet title = enforce_title_cap(&title);            // unconditional 72-char guarantee, covers fallback path\nlet body = truncate_pr_body(&body);               // unchanged 65,536-char hard cap\n```\n\nThe unconditional `enforce_title_cap` after fallback selection is load-bearing: `pr_title_from_goal`'s built-in cap is 120 chars (a holdover from the previous deterministic-only flow), so without re-capping here a long goal would breach the new 72-char contract. Don't lower `pr_title_from_goal`'s internal cap — keep the cap enforcement in one place at the caller, where it covers both branches.\n\nThe pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:538-623` already converts the propagated Err into a `PullRequestFailed` event without aborting the run, so there is no behavior change for callers when generation fails fully.\n\n### 6. Title cap helper\n\nAdd a small private helper:\n\n```rust\nfn enforce_title_cap(title: &str) -> String {\n    const MAX: usize = 72;\n    if title.chars().count() > MAX {\n        let truncated: String = title.chars().take(MAX - 1).collect();\n        format!(\"{truncated}\\u{2026}\")\n    } else {\n        title.to_string()\n    }\n}\n```\n\nApplied inside `build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` to the LLM-returned title before returning. `pr_title_from_goal`'s existing 120-char cap stays as-is (it's the fallback and the goal-derived title is shorter in practice; introducing a 72-char cap there is a separate, low-value change).\n\n### 7. Test updates\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs`:\n\n- `MockProvider::complete` and `::stream` currently return plain text. Update to return JSON matching the schema: `{\"title\":\"Mock title\",\"body\":\"Narrative from mock.\"}`. Both call sites (`response_text` field) get this JSON string.\n- `openai_responses_payload` helper (line ~761) returns a JSON-shaped fake API response; update its `text` to be the JSON string `{\"title\":\"…\",\"body\":\"Narrative from vault source.\"}`.\n- `build_pr_body_uses_in_memory_conclusion`, `build_pr_body_uses_store_records_without_legacy_files`, `build_pr_body_uses_plan_text_from_store_without_response_md`, `build_pr_body_uses_explicit_llm_client`, `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` — destructure the new tuple, assert on title and body separately. Existing body assertions (`contains(\"Narrative from mock.\")` etc.) become body-side; add a `title == \"Mock title\"` assertion to one of them.\n- `empty_diff_returns_none` — unchanged behavior, still returns `Ok(None)` from `maybe_open_pull_request`.\n- `pr_title_from_goal` tests (10 of them, lines 1416–1485) — unchanged; the function still exists as a fallback.\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_falls_back_to_goal_title_when_llm_returns_empty_title` — exercises the actual fallback branch in `maybe_open_pull_request`, not just the builder. **`MockProvider` cannot drive this path**: `maybe_open_pull_request` → `build_pr_body_with_source_and_state` → `Client::from_source(llm_source)` builds a real provider client from the credential source, bypassing any in-process provider injection. Use a real provider HTTP mock instead. Setup:\n  - **OpenAI mock** (mirrors `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` at `pull_request.rs:1322`): start an `httpmock::MockServer`, register `POST /v1/responses` with `Authorization: Bearer vault-openai-key`, return `openai_responses_payload(r#\"{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}\"#)`. The existing helper wraps any string into the OpenAI Responses-API envelope; here that string is the structured-output JSON.\n  - **Credential source**: load a `Vault` with an `openai_codex` API-key credential of `vault-openai-key`, wrap it in `VaultCredentialSource::with_env_lookup` returning the OpenAI mock's `/v1` URL for `OPENAI_BASE_URL`. Use this `Arc<dyn CredentialSource>` as the `llm_source`.\n  - **GitHub mock**: a separate `httpmock::MockServer` exposing only `POST /repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls`, returning a valid PR JSON (e.g. `{ \"number\": 1, \"html_url\": \"...\", \"node_id\": \"...\" }` with a 201 status).\n  - **GitHub credentials**: `fabro_github::GitHubCredentials::Token(\"test-token\".to_string())` rather than the App variant. App credentials would force this test to also mock JWT signing and the installation-token exchange; Token credentials let `create_pull_request` go straight to the PR endpoint with a static `Authorization: Bearer test-token` header. (Implementer: confirm the variant name in `lib/crates/fabro-github/src/lib.rs`; if it's `Pat` or similar instead of `Token`, use that.)\n  - Pass `&github_server.url(\"\")` as the second arg to `GitHubContext::new(&creds, ...)` so the mock's base URL replaces the production `github_api_base_url()`.\n  - Pass a non-empty diff so the early-return at `pull_request.rs:460` doesn't fire.\n  - Pass a goal like `\"Fix telemetry leak\\n\\ndetails...\"`. Use a `model` of `\"gpt-5.4\"` (catalog hit, large-tier truncation, matches the OpenAI mock).\n  - Pass a `RunStoreHandle` whose `state().final_patch` returns a non-empty diff (mirror the `load_pull_request_diff_uses_store_without_disk_patch` test at line 1521 for the event-append pattern).\n  - Assert: `PullRequestRecord.title == \"Fix telemetry leak\"`, the OpenAI mock fired exactly once, the GitHub mock fired exactly once with `Authorization: Bearer test-token`. Optionally inspect the captured GitHub request body to confirm the title sent on the wire matches.\n\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_caps_fallback_title_at_72_chars` — guards the unconditional `enforce_title_cap` in §5. Same harness as the test above (extract a private `setup_fallback_test_harness()` helper to avoid duplicating the OpenAI + GitHub + Vault wiring). Differences: pass a goal that's a single ~200-char line with no newlines and no `Plan:` prefix, so `pr_title_from_goal` returns close to its 120-char cap. The OpenAI mock returns `{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}` so the fallback fires. Assert `PullRequestRecord.title.chars().count() == 72` and the title ends with `…`.\n- New test: `build_pr_body_truncates_long_title` — MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"x\".repeat(200),\"body\":\"…\"}`; assert the title returned from `build_pr_body` is exactly 72 chars and ends with `…`. (This one stays at the builder level — it's testing `enforce_title_cap`, not the fallback.)\n- New test: `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_blank` — two cases via parameterized assertion or two `#[test]`s sharing a helper:\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"\"}` — schema rejects via `minLength: 1`, builder returns `Err`.\n  - MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"Mock\",\"body\":\"   \\n\"}` — schema accepts (length ≥ 1), Rust trim-check returns `Err`.\n  Both cases validate the blank-body-is-fatal contract from §4's failure-mode table.\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs`:\n\n- `workflow_run_with_vault_only_openai_codex_builds_pr_body` (line 6893 area) — destructure the tuple, update assertions.\n\n### 8. What is *not* changing\n\n- `assemble_pr_body` — body still slots in front of the four programmatic sections in the same order.\n- `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `parse_dot_summary`, `format_duration_ms`, `format_cost`, `truncate_pr_body` — unchanged.\n- `OpenPullRequestRequest`, `PullRequestRecord`, `AutoMergeOptions` — unchanged shapes.\n- The two production callers (`fabro-server/src/server/handler/pull_requests.rs:262-277` and the `pull_request` pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:573`) — unchanged. Both go through `maybe_open_pull_request`, which absorbs the new title flow internally.\n- The 65,536-char body cap and `_(truncated)_` suffix.\n\n## Verification\n\n```sh\ncargo build --workspace\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-server\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings\ncargo +nightly-2026-04-14 fmt --check --all\n```\n\nEnd-to-end (optional, requires credentials):\n\n```sh\nset -a && source .env && set +a\ncargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow --profile e2e --run-ignored only\n```\n\nManual smoke: run any workflow that opens a PR and inspect the resulting PR title and body on GitHub. Confirm:\n\n- Title ≤ 72 chars, no markdown decoration.\n- Body opens with a value-first sentence (per \"lead with value\" principle).\n- Body does *not* contain a duplicate Retro / Fabro Details / footer / full-plan section.\n- Trailing sections render as before: Plan `<details>`, `### Retro`, `### Fabro Details`, `⚒️ Generated with [Fabro]`.\n- For a small mechanical change, the body is short (sizing matrix small+simple); for a multi-stage feature run, the body is multi-paragraph with sections.\n\n## Out of scope (explicit)\n\n- Fully dynamic truncation budgeting (`min(MAX_DIFF_CHARS, ctx_window / 4)`). The plan uses a two-tier static lookup keyed on a 200k threshold instead — simpler, addresses the small-context-model risk, and avoids tokenizer math.\n- Stage-response inclusion (e.g. the implement node's response as commit-message analog). Worth doing later as a separate change.\n- Configurable `pull_request.prompt_preset` or `prompt_override` in `PullRequestSettings`. Not needed for this iteration; the prompt is opinionated by design.\n- Separate `pull_request.model` override (use Haiku/mini for body generation to cut cost). Defensible follow-up; out of scope here.\n- Attaching the full goal as a `<details>` block (option B). User chose option A.\n- Anthropic probe override to keep connectivity checks on Haiku after the Opus 4.7 default change. Separate concern, surfaced earlier.\n",
          "thread.implement.current_node": "simplify_opus",
          "response.simplify_opus": "Both clean. \n\n## Summary of cleanups\n\nAggregated findings across the three review agents and fixed the actionable ones:\n\n**Code reuse**\n- **Unified `enforce_title_cap` and `pr_title_from_goal`'s truncation logic** into a shared `truncate_with_ellipsis(s, max) -> String` helper. Eliminates the duplicated `chars().count() > N → take(N-1).collect() + '…'` algorithm. `pr_title_from_goal` is now a one-liner.\n- **Switched from field access to the `m.context_window()` accessor** in `truncation_caps`, matching the convention used by the other 4 catalog-consumer call sites in the workspace (`fabro-agent`, `fabro-llm`, etc.).\n\n**Code quality**\n- **Hoisted the magic `72`** into a module-level `PR_TITLE_MAX_CHARS: usize` constant, referenced from both the JSON schema (`maxLength: PR_TITLE_MAX_CHARS`) and `enforce_title_cap`. The system prompt's \"max 72 characters\" wording got an explicit sync-comment.\n- **Replaced `(String, String)` return type with a named `PrContent { title, body }` struct** across the four `build_pr_body*` signatures and all five call sites. Prevents accidental field swap and self-documents at the call site.\n- **Collapsed the six tier constants** (`MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE/SMALL`, etc.) into a `TruncationCaps` struct with two `const`s (`TRUNCATION_LARGE`, `TRUNCATION_SMALL`). Call site went from `let (g, p, d) = truncation_caps(...)` to `let caps = truncation_caps(...)`.\n- **Consolidated split `use` statements** at the top of the file. The file previously had ~150 lines of new constants/functions wedged between two `use` blocks; all imports are now at the top.\n- **Eliminated the redundant double `enforce_title_cap`** in `maybe_open_pull_request` by moving it into the fallback branch only — the LLM-title branch is already capped inside the builder. Added a comment explaining why the fallback branch needs re-capping (`pr_title_from_goal` has a wider 120-char cap).\n- **Fixed misleading `truncate_chars` doc comment** — it was documented as \"chars\" but actually byte-caps and aligns to a UTF-8 boundary. Doc now correctly says \"bytes\" and notes the char/byte equivalence for ASCII.\n\n**Skipped (false positives or low value)**\n- `Catalog::builtin()` cost — verified to be a static `LazyLock`, no rebuild per call.\n- `PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA.clone()` — `generate_object` takes `Value` by value; clone is dwarfed by the LLM HTTP call.\n- `pr_content_json` cross-crate sharing — only two external duplications, low value to expose via `test-support`.\n- `setup_fallback_test_harness` partial overlap with the existing vault test — different shapes (one needs GitHub mock + final_patch event, the other doesn't); merging would tangle.\n- Whitespace-leak in title — verified non-issue: builder trims via `enforce_title_cap(generated.title.trim())` before storing on the struct.\n- `_vault_dir`/`_openai_server` keepalive pattern in test harness — already commented; standard Rust pattern.\n\n**Verification**: `cargo check --workspace --all-targets` clean, `cargo nextest run -p fabro-workflow` 1057/1057 passed, `cargo nextest run -p fabro-server` 443/443 passed, `cargo +nightly-2026-04-14 clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings` clean, `cargo +nightly-2026-04-14 fmt --check --all` clean.",
          "response.implement": "Everything is green. Let me summarize what was done:\n\n## Summary\n\nImplemented the compound-engineering PR title and body recipe per plan:\n\n### Code changes (`lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs`)\n\n1. **Schema + typed struct** — Added `PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA` (`LazyLock<serde_json::Value>`) with required `title` (max 72) and `body` (min 1), and `GeneratedPrContent { title, body }` deserialized from structured output. Strict (no `additionalProperties`).\n\n2. **System prompt** — Added `PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT` constant containing the verbatim recipe from the plan: output format, \"do not include\" guardrails, sizing matrix, writing principles, plan-summary rule, visual-aid table.\n\n3. **Truncation tiers** — Added six constants and `truncation_caps(model)` that selects the large tier (75k/75k/250k) when `Catalog::builtin().get(model).limits.context_window >= 200_000`, else the conservative tier (20k/20k/50k matching the previous values). Added `truncate_chars` helper for char-boundary-safe slicing.\n\n4. **`enforce_title_cap(&str) -> String`** — 72-char Unicode-scalar cap, replacing the trailing char with `…`.\n\n5. **Refactored builders** — `build_pr_body`, `build_pr_body_with_client`, `build_pr_body_with_source_and_state`, `build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` now return `Result<(String, String), String>`. The inner builder switches `generate` → `generate_object`, deserializes to `GeneratedPrContent`, applies the failure-mode table from the plan: missing/invalid output → `Err`, blank/whitespace body → `Err`, empty title → passes through unchanged (caller handles fallback), oversized title → capped via `enforce_title_cap`. The body is unchanged from the LLM and assembled normally with the trailing programmatic sections.\n\n6. **`maybe_open_pull_request`** — Destructures `(llm_title, body)`. If `llm_title.trim().is_empty()`, falls back to `pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)`; otherwise uses the LLM title. Then `enforce_title_cap` runs unconditionally (covers both branches), so the fallback path can never breach the 72-char contract that the LLM path satisfies via the schema.\n\n### Tests added (red→green)\n\n- `build_pr_body_truncates_long_title` — MockProvider returns 200-char title; assert `chars().count() == 72` and ends with `…`.\n- `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_empty` — schema rejects `\"\"` (minLength 1).\n- `build_pr_body_returns_err_when_body_whitespace` — schema accepts `\"   \\n\"`, but the Rust trim-check rejects it; asserts the specific error message.\n- `setup_fallback_test_harness` — shared helper standing up an `httpmock::MockServer` for OpenAI (`POST /v1/responses`, bearer `vault-openai-key`), a separate mock for GitHub (`POST /repos/owner/repo/pulls`, bearer `test-token`), a `Vault`-backed `VaultCredentialSource` with `OPENAI_BASE_URL` env override, `GitHubCredentials::Token(\"test-token\")`, and a `RunStoreHandle` seeded with `WorkflowRunCompleted { final_patch: Some(...) }` so `load_pull_request_diff` returns content. 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          "graph.goal": "# Compound-engineering PR title and body recipe for Fabro\n\n## Context\n\nToday Fabro's PR body is generated by a hardcoded two-line system prompt at `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs:373-377`. The title is derived deterministically from the workflow goal's first line (`pr_title_from_goal`). Compound-engineering's `git-commit-push-pr` skill produces noticeably better PR descriptions because it embeds a sizing matrix, writing principles, a visual-aid table, and the `#1`-as-issue-ref footgun, and it generates the title from change context.\n\nWe want to port the *valuable* parts of that recipe into Fabro's existing pipeline while keeping Fabro's signature trailing sections (Plan `<details>`, `### Retro`, `### Fabro Details`, `⚒️ Generated with [Fabro]` footer). Per user direction, the LLM self-classifies the change against the sizing matrix (no Rust-side bucketing), and goal truncation is silent (option A: accept the loss; do not attach the full goal to the rendered body).\n\n## Approach\n\nReplace the plain-text LLM call with a single `generate_object` call returning a structured `{title, body}` JSON object. Embed the compound-engineering recipe in the system prompt with explicit \"do not duplicate the trailing sections\" guardrails. Raise input truncation caps to fit modern context windows and add a goal cap (previously uncapped).\n\nThe trailing programmatic sections are unchanged — `assemble_pr_body` still prepends the LLM body to Plan / Retro / Fabro Details / footer. `pr_title_from_goal` survives as the fallback for the narrow case where structured output succeeded with a usable body but the LLM returned an empty title; every other generation failure remains fatal (run still completes, no PR is opened).\n\n## Critical files\n\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs` — primary; replace prompt + signatures\n- `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/tests/it/integration.rs:6893` — one test that calls `build_pr_body` directly; signature update\n\n## Reuse (do not reimplement)\n\n- `fabro_llm::generate::generate_object(params, schema)` — `lib/crates/fabro-llm/src/generate.rs:920-945`. Existing pattern in `fabro-hooks/src/executor.rs:27-37, 315-338` (LazyLock schema + typed deserialize + warn-on-failure). Mirror that pattern.\n- `assemble_pr_body`, `format_retro_section`, `format_arc_details_section`, `read_plan_text`, `truncate_pr_body`, `load_pull_request_diff` — unchanged.\n- `pr_title_from_goal`, `strip_goal_decoration` — unchanged; demoted from \"always-used\" to \"fallback path.\"\n\n## Changes\n\n### 1. New schema and typed struct\n\nAdd at module top:\n\n```rust\nuse std::sync::LazyLock;\n\n#[derive(Debug, serde::Deserialize)]\nstruct GeneratedPrContent {\n    title: String,\n    body:  String,\n}\n\nstatic PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA: LazyLock<serde_json::Value> = LazyLock::new(|| {\n    serde_json::json!({\n        \"type\": \"object\",\n        \"properties\": {\n            \"title\": { \"type\": \"string\", \"maxLength\": 72 },\n            \"body\":  { \"type\": \"string\", \"minLength\": 1 }\n        },\n        \"required\": [\"title\", \"body\"],\n        \"additionalProperties\": false\n    })\n});\n```\n\n**Schema vs fallback semantics.** Both fields are `required` so a missing field fails structured-output validation (fatal — propagates as Err). The schema does *not* set `minLength` on `title`, so an empty-string title deserializes successfully and is the *only* signal that triggers the deterministic title fallback in `maybe_open_pull_request`. `body` has `minLength: 1` because we have no body fallback — an empty body is fatal too. This narrower fallback promise (empty title only, not missing title) keeps the schema strict without making the fallback dead code.\n\n### 2. New system prompt as a `const &str`\n\nAdd as a module-level `const PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT: &str = \"...\"`. Verbatim content:\n\n```text\nYou are writing a pull request title and description for a code change produced by an AI workflow.\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT\nReturn a JSON object with exactly two fields:\n- \"title\": a one-line title, max 72 characters, no trailing period.\n- \"body\": the markdown body as described below.\n\nDO NOT INCLUDE in the body\n- A `#` or `##` title heading at the top — the title goes in the `title` field.\n- A \"Retro\" section, \"Fabro Details\" section, cost/duration table, or \"Generated with\" footer — those are appended programmatically after your output.\n- The full plan text — the full plan is appended programmatically as a <details> block.\n- Bare `#1`, `#2` list prefixes — GitHub auto-links those as issue references. Use plain `1.`, `2.` instead.\n- A test plan unless the testing approach is non-obvious.\n\nSIZE THE BODY TO THE CHANGE\nFirst classify along two axes from the diff:\n- Size: how many files changed, how large the diff is.\n- Complexity: trivial (rename / typo / dep bump / config) vs. design decisions / new patterns / cross-cutting concerns.\n\nThen write at the matching depth:\n\n| Profile | Body shape |\n|---|---|\n| Small + simple (typo, config, dep bump) | 1–2 sentences, no headers, total under ~300 characters |\n| Small + non-trivial (targeted bugfix, behavioral change) | Short \"Problem / Fix\" narrative, 3–5 sentences. No headers unless two distinct concerns. |\n| Medium feature or refactor | Summary paragraph, then a section explaining what changed and why. Call out design decisions. |\n| Large or architecturally significant | Full narrative: problem context, approach chosen (and why), key decisions, migration/rollback notes if relevant. |\n| Performance improvement | Include before/after measurements if available. A markdown table works well here. |\n\nBrevity matters for small changes. A 3-line bugfix with a 20-line description signals miscalibration. When in doubt, shorter is better — reviewers can read the diff.\n\nWRITING PRINCIPLES\n- Lead with value: the first sentence tells the reviewer *why this PR exists*, not *what files changed*.\n- Describe the net result, not the journey: skip intermediate failures, debugging steps, and refactors done during development.\n- Trust the final diff: if the goal or plan disagree with the diff, the diff is authoritative.\n- Explain the non-obvious: spend description space on what the diff doesn't show — why this approach, what was rejected, what to look at first.\n- Use structure when it earns its keep: no empty sections, no template headers without content.\n- If the body uses any `##` heading, the opening summary must also be under a heading (e.g. `## Summary`); otherwise a bare paragraph is fine.\n\nPLAN SUMMARY\nThe full plan is attached separately as a <details> block, so do not restate it. Include a brief `### Plan Summary` with bullet points only when the change is medium or larger in the sizing matrix above. Skip it for small changes.\n\nVISUAL AIDS\nInclude a visual aid only when a reviewer would struggle to reconstruct the mental model from prose alone — based on what changes structurally, not on PR size. Skip for trivial / mechanical changes, or when prose already communicates clearly.\n\n| PR changes... | Visual aid |\n|---|---|\n| 3+ interacting components or services | Mermaid component / interaction diagram |\n| Multi-step workflow or pipeline with non-obvious sequencing | Mermaid flow diagram |\n| 3+ behavioral modes or variants | Markdown comparison table |\n| Before/after data or trade-offs | Markdown table |\n| Data model changes with 3+ related entities | Mermaid ERD |\n\nMermaid: prefer `TB` direction, ≤10 nodes typical. Place inline at the point of relevance, not in a separate \"Diagrams\" section.\n```\n\n### 3. Truncation constants and small-model fallback\n\nReplace inline `50_000` and `20_000` with two tiered constant sets:\n\n```rust\n// Generous tier (≥200k context window)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 75_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE: usize = 250_000;\n\n// Conservative tier (matches the previous values)\nconst MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 20_000;\nconst MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL: usize = 50_000;\n```\n\nResolve the tier by looking up the model in `fabro_model::Catalog::builtin()`:\n\n```rust\nfn truncation_caps(model: &str) -> (usize, usize, usize) {\n    let large_enough = Catalog::builtin()\n        .get(model)\n        .is_some_and(|m| m.limits.context_window >= 200_000);\n    if large_enough {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_LARGE, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_LARGE)\n    } else {\n        (MAX_GOAL_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_PLAN_CHARS_SMALL, MAX_DIFF_CHARS_SMALL)\n    }\n}\n```\n\nUnknown models (`get` returns `None`) fall through to the conservative tier — safer than assuming large context for an unrecognized id. `fabro_model::Catalog` is already a transitive dep of `fabro-workflow` via `start.rs`'s use of `fabro_model::Provider`; no new Cargo entry needed.\n\nFor the large tier, worst-case input is ~400k chars ≈ 100k tokens. Fits in 200k-context Sonnet/Haiku with ~50k-token headroom for system prompt + output. Comfortable on 1M-context models. The conservative tier preserves today's behavior for the two ≤131k-context models in the catalog (`gpt-5.3-codex-spark`, `mercury-2`).\n\nGoal truncation is silent (no log, no marker). The full goal is *not* attached to the rendered body.\n\n### 4. Refactor `build_pr_body*` to return both title and body\n\nSignature change for the three internal builders and the public `build_pr_body`:\n\n```rust\npub async fn build_pr_body(\n    diff: &str, goal: &str, model: &str,\n    run_store: &RunStoreHandle,\n    llm_source: &dyn CredentialSource,\n    conclusion: Option<&Conclusion>,\n) -> Result<(String, String), String>   // was: Result<String, String>\n```\n\nReturns `(title, body)`. Callers destructure.\n\n`build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` becomes:\n\n1. Truncate `goal`, `diff`, `plan_text` against the tier from `truncation_caps(model)`.\n2. Build user prompt with `Goal:` / `Plan:` (when present) / `Diff:` sections.\n3. Call `generate_object(params.system(PR_BODY_SYSTEM_PROMPT).prompt(user_prompt), PR_CONTENT_SCHEMA.clone())`.\n4. On success: deserialize `result.output` as `GeneratedPrContent`, trim title, enforce 72-char cap via `enforce_title_cap` (truncate at `floor_char_boundary` + `…` if exceeded — same pattern as `pr_title_from_goal`), keep body as-is.\n5. Pass body through `assemble_pr_body(llm_body, plan_text, retro_section, arc_details_section)` — unchanged. Return `(title, assembled_body)` where `title` may be the empty string after trimming.\n\n**Failure modes — explicit:**\n\n| Condition | Outcome |\n|---|---|\n| `generate_object` returns Err (LLM call failure, schema validation failure, JSON parse failure) | Return Err. Caller logs and emits `PullRequestFailed`; no PR is opened. |\n| `result.output` is `None` | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Deserialize as `GeneratedPrContent` fails (missing required field, wrong type) | Return Err. Same as above. |\n| Body is blank (`generated.body.trim().is_empty()`) | Return Err. Schema's `minLength: 1` rejects truly empty strings, but a body of `\"   \\n\"` would pass the schema; the Rust trim-check catches whitespace-only bodies as well. The body content is preserved as-is once it passes the check — no leading/trailing whitespace stripping, since markdown can rely on it. |\n| Title is empty (after trim) | **Allowed through** — return `(\"\", body)`. The caller is responsible for the deterministic title fallback. |\n| Title is non-empty but >72 chars | Allowed through — `enforce_title_cap` truncates with `…`. |\n\nThe narrower fallback promise: only an empty/whitespace title triggers the deterministic title fallback. Every other error path is fatal. This makes the fallback path actually reachable from the caller and prevents the bug where structured-output failure swallows both fields and there's no body to use anyway.\n\n### 5. `maybe_open_pull_request` invokes the fallback when the title is empty\n\nToday it calls `pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)` unconditionally. New flow — the deterministic fallback only fires when the LLM returned a body but no usable title:\n\n```rust\nlet (llm_title, body) = build_pr_body_with_source_and_state(...).await\n    .map_err(|err| format!(\"{err:#}\"))?;          // any non-title failure: fatal\n\nlet title = if llm_title.trim().is_empty() {\n    pr_title_from_goal(req.goal)                  // fallback path: only reached when body succeeded\n} else {\n    llm_title\n};\nlet title = enforce_title_cap(&title);            // unconditional 72-char guarantee, covers fallback path\nlet body = truncate_pr_body(&body);               // unchanged 65,536-char hard cap\n```\n\nThe unconditional `enforce_title_cap` after fallback selection is load-bearing: `pr_title_from_goal`'s built-in cap is 120 chars (a holdover from the previous deterministic-only flow), so without re-capping here a long goal would breach the new 72-char contract. Don't lower `pr_title_from_goal`'s internal cap — keep the cap enforcement in one place at the caller, where it covers both branches.\n\nThe pipeline stage at `pull_request.rs:538-623` already converts the propagated Err into a `PullRequestFailed` event without aborting the run, so there is no behavior change for callers when generation fails fully.\n\n### 6. Title cap helper\n\nAdd a small private helper:\n\n```rust\nfn enforce_title_cap(title: &str) -> String {\n    const MAX: usize = 72;\n    if title.chars().count() > MAX {\n        let truncated: String = title.chars().take(MAX - 1).collect();\n        format!(\"{truncated}\\u{2026}\")\n    } else {\n        title.to_string()\n    }\n}\n```\n\nApplied inside `build_pr_body_with_client_and_state` to the LLM-returned title before returning. `pr_title_from_goal`'s existing 120-char cap stays as-is (it's the fallback and the goal-derived title is shorter in practice; introducing a 72-char cap there is a separate, low-value change).\n\n### 7. Test updates\n\nIn `lib/crates/fabro-workflow/src/pipeline/pull_request.rs`:\n\n- `MockProvider::complete` and `::stream` currently return plain text. Update to return JSON matching the schema: `{\"title\":\"Mock title\",\"body\":\"Narrative from mock.\"}`. Both call sites (`response_text` field) get this JSON string.\n- `openai_responses_payload` helper (line ~761) returns a JSON-shaped fake API response; update its `text` to be the JSON string `{\"title\":\"…\",\"body\":\"Narrative from vault source.\"}`.\n- `build_pr_body_uses_in_memory_conclusion`, `build_pr_body_uses_store_records_without_legacy_files`, `build_pr_body_uses_plan_text_from_store_without_response_md`, `build_pr_body_uses_explicit_llm_client`, `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` — destructure the new tuple, assert on title and body separately. Existing body assertions (`contains(\"Narrative from mock.\")` etc.) become body-side; add a `title == \"Mock title\"` assertion to one of them.\n- `empty_diff_returns_none` — unchanged behavior, still returns `Ok(None)` from `maybe_open_pull_request`.\n- `pr_title_from_goal` tests (10 of them, lines 1416–1485) — unchanged; the function still exists as a fallback.\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_falls_back_to_goal_title_when_llm_returns_empty_title` — exercises the actual fallback branch in `maybe_open_pull_request`, not just the builder. **`MockProvider` cannot drive this path**: `maybe_open_pull_request` → `build_pr_body_with_source_and_state` → `Client::from_source(llm_source)` builds a real provider client from the credential source, bypassing any in-process provider injection. Use a real provider HTTP mock instead. Setup:\n  - **OpenAI mock** (mirrors `build_pr_body_uses_vault_only_openai_codex_source` at `pull_request.rs:1322`): start an `httpmock::MockServer`, register `POST /v1/responses` with `Authorization: Bearer vault-openai-key`, return `openai_responses_payload(r#\"{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}\"#)`. The existing helper wraps any string into the OpenAI Responses-API envelope; here that string is the structured-output JSON.\n  - **Credential source**: load a `Vault` with an `openai_codex` API-key credential of `vault-openai-key`, wrap it in `VaultCredentialSource::with_env_lookup` returning the OpenAI mock's `/v1` URL for `OPENAI_BASE_URL`. Use this `Arc<dyn CredentialSource>` as the `llm_source`.\n  - **GitHub mock**: a separate `httpmock::MockServer` exposing only `POST /repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls`, returning a valid PR JSON (e.g. `{ \"number\": 1, \"html_url\": \"...\", \"node_id\": \"...\" }` with a 201 status).\n  - **GitHub credentials**: `fabro_github::GitHubCredentials::Token(\"test-token\".to_string())` rather than the App variant. App credentials would force this test to also mock JWT signing and the installation-token exchange; Token credentials let `create_pull_request` go straight to the PR endpoint with a static `Authorization: Bearer test-token` header. 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Optionally inspect the captured GitHub request body to confirm the title sent on the wire matches.\n\n- New test: `maybe_open_pull_request_caps_fallback_title_at_72_chars` — guards the unconditional `enforce_title_cap` in §5. Same harness as the test above (extract a private `setup_fallback_test_harness()` helper to avoid duplicating the OpenAI + GitHub + Vault wiring). Differences: pass a goal that's a single ~200-char line with no newlines and no `Plan:` prefix, so `pr_title_from_goal` returns close to its 120-char cap. The OpenAI mock returns `{\"title\":\"\",\"body\":\"Narrative.\"}` so the fallback fires. Assert `PullRequestRecord.title.chars().count() == 72` and the title ends with `…`.\n- New test: `build_pr_body_truncates_long_title` — MockProvider returns `{\"title\":\"x\".repeat(200),\"body\":\"…\"}`; assert the title returned from `build_pr_body` is exactly 72 chars and ends with `…`. 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