bcquality/skills/al-code-review/SKILL.md
Jesper Schulz-Wedde 17bb84a25e
Support standalone runners and complete app-folder reviews (#172)
* Document standalone review runner contract

Keep model selection and scheduling outside BCQuality while allowing orchestrators to run isolated review leaves concurrently with deterministic rollup semantics.

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* Support complete app folder reviews

Define folder-path as a current-state review scope and accept it across the standalone adapter, broad coordinator, and every AL review leaf.

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* Add walk-up app review quick start

Put the complete app-folder installation and prompt flow directly in the README so partners can discover the standalone experience without reading integration details first.

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* Organize conceptual guides under docs

Move architecture and standalone runner documentation out of the repository root, add a documentation index, and update all inbound links.

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Co-authored-by: Jesper Schulz-Wedde <jesper.schulzwedde@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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---
name: al-code-review
description: Review Business Central AL code using BCQuality's curated rules. Use for an AL app folder, pull request, working-tree diff, branch, or individual AL file when BCQuality is installed as a standalone plugin.
---
# AL code review
This is BCQuality's host-native adapter for standalone plugin installations. It
is not a BCQuality action skill and contains no review or routing policy. Its
only responsibility is to translate the caller's request into an Entry task
context and execute the resulting dispatch.
## Execute
1. Resolve `PLUGIN_ROOT` to the directory containing this plugin's root
`plugin.json`. This file is
`PLUGIN_ROOT/skills/al-code-review/SKILL.md`; when the host does not expose
the plugin root, resolve it two levels above this file.
2. Build the `task-context` required by
`PLUGIN_ROOT/skills/entry.md`:
- Copy the caller's actual request verbatim into `goal`; do not replace a
focused request such as "review performance" with a generic full-review
goal.
- Set `inputs-available` to the inputs actually available to the review:
`folder-path` for an app or source folder, `pr-diff` for changes, or
`file-path` for one file. Pass the caller's actual path with the selected
input type; for a whole-app request in the current working directory, use
that directory as the `folder-path`.
- Set `technologies: [al]` when the input is known to be AL.
- Pass `bc-version`, `countries`, and `application-area` only when supplied
or reliably determined.
- If `BCQUALITY_ENABLED_LAYERS` is set, split its comma-separated value and
pass the trimmed, non-empty entries as `enabled-layers`; otherwise omit the
field and let Entry apply its default.
- If `BCQUALITY_DISABLED_SKILLS` is set, split its comma-separated value and
pass the trimmed, non-empty entries as `disabled-skills`; otherwise omit
the field.
3. Read and execute `PLUGIN_ROOT/skills/entry.md` exactly as written, including
its Preparation step. Entry is authoritative for index freshness, routing,
defaults, and failure behavior; this adapter must not duplicate or weaken
those rules. Entry is written for a checkout whose root is the current
directory, so resolve every repo-relative path it names against
`PLUGIN_ROOT` rather than the caller's working directory, which is the
user's own project. In particular, run Preparation's index build as
`pwsh PLUGIN_ROOT/tools/Build-KnowledgeIndex.ps1`: the generator resolves
its own root and writes `PLUGIN_ROOT/knowledge-index.json`, which is not
shipped and is therefore absent on a fresh install. If `pwsh` is
unavailable or the build fails, continue — READ falls back to path-based
discovery — but do not treat a failed build as a failed review.
4. Follow Entry's **How the agent uses the dispatch** instructions. Invoke only
the returned action skills, pass each dispatch entry's exact input subset,
and read `PLUGIN_ROOT/skills/read.md` and `PLUGIN_ROOT/skills/do.md` on
demand. When a dispatched super-skill requests isolated leaf execution and
the host supports child contexts, use them.
5. Return each dispatched action skill's findings report unchanged. If Entry
returns `no-match` or `failed`, return its dispatch record unchanged.
The internal `microsoft/skills/review/al-code-review.md` action skill remains
the canonical coordinator for a broad AL review. Entry decides whether that
super-skill or a narrower domain skill applies; this host adapter never chooses
between them.
## Layer selection is not a deny mechanism
A plugin install ships the whole BCQuality tree, so `enabled-layers` here can
only narrow *discovery*: the files of a layer left out of the list still exist
on disk. This differs from the clone model Entry's Preparation step describes,
where a consumer prunes its checkout to policy before the agent runs and the
index is rebuilt over the pruned tree. Treat `BCQUALITY_ENABLED_LAYERS` as a
selection filter, never as a security boundary. A host that needs a genuine
deny mechanism must prune the installed tree itself.