Pake Code Review Adapter

Use Waza /check for the generic review method. This adapter adds Pake-specific commands, hard stops, and artifact rules.

Pake-Specific Hard Stops

• Changes under bin/ rebuild and commit dist/cli.js with pnpm run cli:build.
• Changes to package metadata embedded by Rollup (package.json name/version/repository/bin/scripts/exports) rebuild and commit dist/cli.js.
• Release version bumps keep package.json, src-tauri/Cargo.toml, src-tauri/Cargo.lock, and src-tauri/tauri.conf.json in sync.
• npm release workflow changes preserve Trusted Publishing: .github/workflows/npm-publish.yml, id-token: write, canonical git+https://github.com/tw93/Pake.git, and scripts/check-release-version.mjs.
• Release/status changes keep npm registry, GitHub Release/assets, workflow run state, and issue closeout as separate truth surfaces.
• workflow_dispatch release logic does not infer the release tag from headBranch, run title, or compare UI; use an explicit tag/ref and verify the package gitHead.
• No new tauriConf: any or other untyped config objects; use PakeTauriConfig.
• No user-reachable panic! or .unwrap() on config, CLI, or event paths.
• Silent catch {} blocks surface the real error through logger.warn.
• New helper in bin/utils/ or bin/helpers/ has a matching tests/unit/<basename>.test.ts.
• Binary parsers have a round-trip test, not only builder assertions.
• Linux WebKit/AppImage runtime flag changes keep the default conservative, add or update tests for the decision logic, and update docs/faq*.md when users need a fallback command.
• macOS --new-window or auth URL changes include targeted tests for popup/auth routing in src-tauri/src/inject/event.js.

Quick Review Commands

# Get PR diff
gh pr diff

# Format check
pnpm run format:check

# Run unit tests (fast, sub-second)
npx vitest run

# Full suite without the slow real build
pnpm test -- --no-build

# Build CLI and catch TypeScript errors
pnpm run cli:build

Review Output Format

Follow Waza /check: findings first, ordered by severity, with tight file/line references. Keep summaries brief.