[tessl-app]

This pull request adds 3 loops to tessl.json. The loops were created in the Tessl web app.

The repository has no tessl.json yet, so this pull request creates it for this Tessl project.

When this pull request merges, Tessl changes each app loop into the loop this file declares. Each loop keeps its runs and findings, and from then on you change it in this file.

Do not rename the actions below before you merge. If you do, Tessl creates a second loop and the app loop keeps running.

Implement ticket

Declared as the implement action.

Shepherd PR

Declared as the shepherd action.

Things to check before you merge:

• The loop is paused in the app. It starts active when this pull request merges.

Follow ticket changes

Declared as the follow-ticket-changes action.

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Summary by cubic

Adds tessl.json for this repository, declaring three Tessl loops (implement, shepherd, and follow-ticket-changes) that were previously created in the Tessl web app. Shepherd runs triggered by PR reviews and comments are restricted to the maintainer.

On merge, Tessl syncs each app loop to match this file; loops keep their existing runs and findings. Do not rename the actions in this file before merging, or Tessl will create a second loop and the app loop keeps running. Loops paused in the app start active when this merges.

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[tessl-reviewer]

Tessl Reviewer

No advisory concerns

This repository runs Tessl Reviewer in advisory mode, so the review doesn't block merging.

The change declares the implement, shepherd, and follow-ticket-changes loops in tessl.json, with maintainer-only triggers for PR reviews and comments. No candidate concerns or earlier actionable findings were supplied for reconciliation; no findings are surfaced.

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