AI configuration drifts. A convention agreed in one repo is quietly edited in another, and nobody notices until an agent does the wrong thing. Define CLAUDE.md, agents, skills and settings once, centrally, and they land everywhere as reviewable pull requests — nothing force-pushed, nothing auto-merged. Companion commands report what has drifted since, and flag rules that contradict each other across the fleet.
// GitHub Actions
A required approving review is standard change management — SOC 2, ISO 27001, or simply your own branch protection rule. It is also what stalls a merge when no second reviewer is free, and what leaves review policy as per-team habit across a large org.
This fills that review slot on evidence rather than on someone clicking approve unread: every check green, and GitHub Copilot’s verdict — a clean review of the current commit, or enough rounds of review. Changes-requested always blocks, and each approval records on the pull request which of the two earned it — the same gate, in every repo.
// Shared configuration
- SteerSpec/.claude Shared Claude Code agents, skills and settings — plugin marketplace