Build System Creates Premature PRs When Builder Stops Mid-Protocol
AI-powered code builders sometimes abandon their assigned protocol mid-execution, creating pull requests before completing all required phases. This leads to incomplete work being submitted for review, wasting reviewer time and requiring manual intervention to restart or complete the process.
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