watch

Invoke the watch command on the branch's MR. It runs a full review, posts findings, hands the work back to the author, and spawns the glab:mr-watch agent that re-triggers review rounds whenever the author hands the work back or pushes new code.

The handshake is paced by the ticket state defined in teamwork:review-handshake. After posting findings the reviewer moves the ticket to the work state; a new round starts only when the ticket returns to the review state, or via a push gate when no tracker exists.

No. The reviewer stance forbids editing code, committing, pushing, or local rebases. The only authorized git writes are one server-side rebase via glab mr rebase and a guarded git reset --hard that syncs the local checkout onto the author's remote head.

It requires the glab CLI plus the glab-discussion and glab-pipeline tools, installable with uv tool install glab-discussion glab-pipeline. It also depends on the glab and teamwork plugins for the mr-status, mr-watch, workflow-identify, and review-handshake skills.

The rebase is attempted exactly once and never retried. On failure, such as conflicts or missing push access, the exact error is recorded as a Blocking finding for the author, and the review proceeds against the un-rebased head without any local rebase.

The watch terminates when no blocking or suggestion findings remain open, when the MR is merged or closed, or when the idle cap is exceeded. The watcher agent and watchdog cron are then stopped and the ticket is left in the appropriate state.