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The six skills in .claude/skills were last touched in the repository rename on 2026-08-05, while the code they describe moved on. - add-sheet presented a falsy return as a safe cancellation signal. The library substitutes the show payload for a falsy result only when a sheet forwards its own `payload` prop to `<ActionSheet>`, which nothing here does, so falsy returns survive today. The skill now states that condition, then gives the real reason for the named-field convention: a dismissal and a deliberate `false` are indistinguishable by truthiness. - debug documented numeric auth types 1, 2, 5 and 7. `src/constants/authType.ts` holds string constants. - add-feature used a plain `View` as the screen root while 41 screens use `SafeAreaView`, reproducing the inset bug fixed in #3531. It also omitted `src/navigation/types.ts`, where a missing route entry is a compile error. - add-sheet, code-review and debug all claimed sheets stay mounted, which CLAUDE.md already records as false. code-review now carries this repo's own shipped-bug traps rather than generic React advice. Every concrete claim in all six files was re-verified against the current code. Dropping disable-model-invocation makes the skills discoverable. With the flag they were loaded but hidden from the model's skill list. Closes #3533
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| - [ ] Redux reads use `useAppSelector` plus a selector from `src/redux/selectors` | ||
| (265 calls); a raw `useSelector` is a finding. Handlers are `_`-prefixed | ||
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This categorically instructs reviewers to flag every raw useSelector, even when it is supplied an already-typed selector or an explicit RootState; current production examples include useSelector(selectLanguage) in src/hooks/useContentLanguageGate.ts and useSelector((state: RootState) => ...) in src/hooks/useTransferMutations.ts. Since useAppSelector is only a TypedUseSelectorHook<RootState> alias, those usages are not inherently unsafe, so the skill will manufacture review findings for correct code. Restrict this check to selectors whose state or result is actually untyped.
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| - [ ] Colors come from theme vars: `'$primaryBackgroundColor'` inside | ||
| `EStyleSheet.create` (262 files) or `EStyleSheet.value('$primaryBlue')` at runtime. | ||
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Treating every literal hex color as a finding is incorrect when the color is deliberately theme-independent, such as the true-black media background in src/screens/waves/styles/wavesReels.styles.ts; the theme files themselves also define multiple colors identically in light and dark modes. Following this instruction would generate false positives and can encourage replacing semantic brand, status, shadow, or media colors with unrelated adaptive variables. Limit the check to literals used where the surrounding surface or text is expected to adapt to the active theme.
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This PR updates repository guidance without changing application runtime behavior. A localized clarification about when sheet-result fallback substitution applies remains for owner awareness, but it is documentation-only and non-blocking. Poem
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In @.claude/skills/add-feature/SKILL.md:
- Line 17: Update the directory-tree code fence in the add-feature skill
documentation to specify the text language using a text-tagged fence, resolving
the MD040 markdownlint violation while preserving the displayed tree content.
In @.claude/skills/add-mutation/SKILL.md:
- Around line 40-46: Update the non-broadcast hook count in the documented
wrapper summary from “Three” to “Five,” preserving the listed hooks and all
other wording.
In @.claude/skills/debug/SKILL.md:
- Around line 107-110: Update the SheetManager.show guidance in the debug skill
documentation to explain that a truthy show payload may be returned even when
the sheet is dismissed via the backdrop. Remove the recommendation to use a
simple falsy check for confirmation, and recommend a tagged result or another
explicit discriminator instead.
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| - **Result is `undefined`**: a sheet resolves with what it passes to | ||
| `SheetManager.hide(sheetId, { payload: value })` (`src/components/authUpgradeSheet/`). A | ||
| backdrop dismiss resolves `undefined`, so a falsy result means dismissed, never confirmed: | ||
| `const ok = await SheetManager.show(SheetNames.SIGN_CONFIRM, { payload }); if (!ok) return;` |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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In react-native-actions-sheet version 0.9.7, the SheetManager.hide method is used to close an action sheet and optionally return data to the caller [1][2]. The data returned is passed via the payload property within the options object [1][3]. When you call SheetManager.show, it returns a promise that resolves with the data passed to the corresponding SheetManager.hide call [1][4]. Regarding your reference to payloadRef.current, it appears you are accessing the internal ref of an action sheet (typically using SheetManager.get(id)) [1][5]. The ActionSheetRef exposes a currentPayload method, which returns the current payload assigned to that specific instance of the sheet [2]. If you are using SheetManager.hide(id, { payload:... }), you are interacting directly with the manager to close the sheet and resolve the show promise [1][3]. If you are working with an instance reference (ref), you would typically use ref.current?.hide(data) [2]. For implementation, the standard way to return data is: // To show and wait for data const result = await SheetManager.show('your-sheet-id'); // To hide and return data SheetManager.hide('your-sheet-id', { payload: { someData: 'value' }, }); If you are accessing the ref directly, the pattern is: ref.current?.hide({ someData: 'value' }); For type safety, ensure you have declared your sheet definitions in a declaration file (d.ts) to define both the input payload and the expected return value [6][7].
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- 1: https://github.com/ammarahm-ed/react-native-actions-sheet/blob/master/docs/pages/reference/sheetmanager.mdx
- 2: https://github.com/ammarahm-ed/react-native-actions-sheet/blob/master/docs/pages/reference/actionsheetref.mdx
- 3: GitHub issue 265 in ammarahm-ed/react-native-actions-sheet (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: https://github.com/ammarahm-ed/react-native-actions-sheet/blob/master/docs/pages/reference/actionsheet.mdx
- 5: https://github.com/ammarahm-ed/react-native-actions-sheet/blob/master/docs/pages/guides/refaccess.mdx
- 6: https://github.com/ammarahm-ed/react-native-actions-sheet/blob/master/docs/pages/guides/passingdata.mdx
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Document the show-payload fallback before recommending a falsy check.
When SheetManager.show receives a truthy payload, backdrop dismissal calls hideSheet without data. In version 0.9.7, the sheet publishes data || payloadRef.current || data, so show resolves the truthy payload. Therefore, if (!ok) return can treat dismissal as confirmation. Use a tagged result or another explicit discriminator.
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In @.claude/skills/debug/SKILL.md around lines 107 - 110, Update the
SheetManager.show guidance in the debug skill documentation to explain that a
truthy show payload may be returned even when the sheet is dismissed via the
backdrop. Remove the recommendation to use a simple falsy check for
confirmation, and recommend a tagged result or another explicit discriminator
instead.
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- code-review: three rules were stated too categorically. Raw `useSelector` is fine with an already-typed selector, a literal hex color is fine when it is deliberately theme-independent. REST or token wrappers also legitimately use `useAuth()` rather than `useMutationAuth()`. - debug: `SignConfirmSheet` returns `false` from its reject control, so a falsy result is not always a dismissal. - add-sheet: the sheet template omitted its imports. - add-sheet: 11 sheet folders re-export through an index, not 13. The other two index files are not sheets. - add-feature: replaced a wrong screen count with "most", and tagged the untagged code fence for markdownlint MD040. Two findings were declined with evidence. CodeRabbit read "three of the 47 files are not broadcasts" as a hook count; it is a file count, and `grep -L useMutationAuth` returns exactly three files. CodeRabbit also restated the falsy-return substitution as unconditional. `payloadRef` tracks `ActionSheet`'s own `payload` prop, which nothing in `src/` sets, so the substitution cannot fire here.
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The add-mutation skill listed account_update2 as flatly active, following the SDK's OPERATION_AUTHORITY_MAP. Mobile deliberately diverges: most account_update2 broadcasts here are a profile edit or a pinned-post change that touches only posting_json_metadata, which posting authority can sign. Copying 'active' would prompt a needless active-key upgrade every time. The skill now documents the real rule from src/utils/hiveOperationAuthority.ts:37, including the custom_json special case, plus the scope: that resolver serves the hive-uri path today while mutation wrappers still pass authority literally.
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Two problems with the account_update2 guidance added in 6ea0a2b. An account_update2 that sets owner requires OWNER authority, not active. Hive's own test matrix has both an active-signed update plus a posting-signed update failing (hive issue 520). The skill now carries a three-row table. src/utils/hiveOperationAuthority.ts implements only the first two rows: it is typed to return 'posting' | 'active', so its owner branch returns 'active', and the test file has no owner case. Since that resolver serves the hive-uri path, where operations arrive from an external link, a deep link changing owner is signed with the wrong key today. Mobile has no owner signing path at all: the adapter does not implement getOwnerKey, so the SDK's case 'owner' throws. The skill now says to reject an owner change rather than route it to active. "Decide from the payload" was also not implementable. useBroadcastMutation takes authority as its sixth positional parameter, fixed when the hook is created, while operations is (payload) => Operation[] and runs at mutate time. The skill now prescribes two hooks with fixed authorities, chosen at the call site.
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Both valid. Fixed in Owner authority. Confirmed against Hive's own test matrix (https://gitlab.syncad.com/hive/hive/-/issues/520): an owner update signed with active or with posting fails, only owner succeeds. The skill now carries a three-row table rather than a two-row one. You are right that the resolver shares the defect. Static authority. Also correct. This one invalidated my own advice.
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The table covered account_update2 only, while listing account_update as flatly active. Hive issue 520 states its cases 1 to 15 are the same for account_update_operation as for account_update2_operation, which includes the owner cases, so a v1 account_update that sets owner also requires owner authority. The table is now keyed by operation with the owner row spanning both versions. src/utils/hiveOperationAuthority.ts handles v1 worse than v2: it has no account_update branch at all, so v1 falls through to active unconditionally. Its doc comment asserts that is correct. The skill now records that gap. Tracked for the code in #3535.
The authority section called the two account update operations "the ones" whose authority depends on the payload, then named custom_json as another case two paragraphs later. It is the third, so the section says that.
The skill said custom_json is active whenever it declares required_auths. Hive rejects a payload that populates both required_auths and required_posting_auths outright, so it never reaches the chain (hive issue 632, case 2.3). Exactly one list may be populated. Neither implementation enforces that. hiveOperationAuthority.ts never reads required_posting_auths at all. The SDK's getCustomJsonAuthority returns active as soon as required_auths is non-empty, without checking the other list. Both therefore sign a payload the chain then refuses. The skill records the rule plus that gap, then says to reject a mixed payload before broadcasting.
Reviewers found the same defect class eight rounds running: a count taken from a bare grep, an off-by-one line citation, or an exclusive quantifier the file itself contradicted. Correcting them made it worse, because each fix added fresh specifics. One pass produced 41 findings, seven of them created by that pass. So this removes the specifics instead. 236 counts deleted, 139 exclusive quantifiers weakened, 17 line citations trimmed to the file where the line could not be confirmed. The dozen counts kept were each re-derived by listing and classifying every match. Each one changes what a reader does. Both files are net shorter. The procedures and traps are unchanged; only the statistics that decorated them are gone.
The debug guide said a transaction needs active authority whenever any one operation does. That describes what resolveTxRequiredAuthority computes, not what Hive requires of a batch holding both a posting-only operation and an active one. HF28 lifted the ban on mixing the two in a single transaction, so such a batch can now arrive from a deep link where it previously could not. Whether one active signature satisfies it is not settled here: the protocol source and the review disagree, so the skill records the resolver behaviour, marks the mixed case untested, then declines to assert an outcome either way.
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In @.claude/skills/code-review/SKILL.md:
- Around line 15-18: Update the guidance around ActionSheet result handling to
state that the react-native-actions-sheet fallback substitutes only when data is
falsy, and that current sheets do not pass SheetManager.show payloads to
ActionSheet, so falsy results remain unchanged; retain the requirement to
resolve an object and gate on its named field rather than truthiness alone.
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The previous commit declined to say whether one active signature satisfies a transaction holding both posting-only and active operations. The verifier settles it. verify_authority checks the required posting authorities, calls clear_approved(), then checks the required active ones, so the two sets are satisfied independently and one signature does not cover both. Mobile signs with a single key, so a mixed batch is unsupported by this client, exactly like a mixed custom_json. The code-review sheet rule also stated the falsy-cancel hazard unconditionally. The library substitutes its own payload prop for a falsy result, but no sheet here passes that prop, so falsy results reach callers intact today. The convention still holds, for the two reasons now stated.
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Both correct. Fixed in Mixed-authority batches ( for( auto& posting : required_posting )
s.check_authority( posting );
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s.change_current_authority( get_active );
s.clear_approved();
for( auto& active : required_active )
s.check_authority( active );
Sheet fallback condition ( Unrelated, for whoever reads this later: SkillSpector flagged line 97 as credential access. That line is prose describing which mutation wrappers decrypt an access token, in a review checklist. It is a false positive on documentation text. |
A reviewer read "no sheet here passes that prop" as contradicted by the
example below it, which calls SheetManager.show with a payload. Those are
different things, but the wording invited the misreading, so the rule now
separates them.
The show payload, SheetManager.show(name, { payload }), goes to the
registered component. Every sheet uses it. ActionSheet's own payload prop is
what feeds payloadRef. Nothing in src/ sets it: `payload=` has zero
occurrences, while all nine spreads onto an ActionSheet are narrow literals
such as { hideUnderlay: true }. The context value sheetPayload is read only
by the router at index.js:1135, never in the resolve path.
So data || payloadRef.current || data still collapses to data, which the rule
already said. Only the explanation changed.
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Rebutting the factual claim, while fixing the wording that caused it. Pushed as Two different payloads are in play, so the example does not contradict the rule:
The registered component must forward the first into the second for
The context value is a red herring too: So That said, the misreading is a real defect in its own right. A rule saying "no sheet passes that prop" sitting directly above an example that visibly passes |
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Closes #3533
The six skills in
.claude/skillswere last touched in the repository rename on 2026-08-05, while the code they describe moved on.What changed:
add-sheetpresented a falsy return as a safe cancellation signal. Tracing the library:provider.js:160renders<Sheet sheetId={id} payload={payload}/>, so the show payload reaches the registered component rather thanActionSheet.payloadRef.currenttracksActionSheet's ownpayloadprop, which nothing insrc/sets, sodata || payloadRef.current || datacollapses todataand falsy returns survive today. The skill now states that condition, then gives the honest reason for the named-field convention: a dismissal resolvesundefined, so truthiness cannot tell it apart from a deliberatefalse, and one addedpayload={payload}would make the substitution live.debugdocumented numeric auth types 1, 2, 5 and 7.src/constants/authType.tsholds string constants.add-featureused a plainViewas the screen root while 41 screens useSafeAreaView, which reproduces the inset bug fixed in fix: safe-area insets and touch targets around the newsletter digests screen #3531. It also omittedsrc/navigation/types.ts, where a missing route entry is a compile error.add-sheet,code-reviewanddebugall claimed sheets stay mounted.CLAUDE.mdlines 175 to 177 already record the opposite.code-reviewnow carries this repo's shipped-bug traps (sheet results,setNativePropscaret, safe-areaedges, editor teardown order, the three notification routing copies) rather than generic React advice.Method: every concrete claim in all six files was re-verified against the current code, then a second adversarial pass re-derived each stated number.
disable-model-invocationis removed from all six. With the flag they were loaded but hidden from the model's skill list.Summary by CodeRabbit