Since my last summary, there have been no additional repo changes, pushes, or PR updates. Current final status: • The requested workflow changes were made across all 3 repos. • PRs were opened for all 3 repos. • The changes were kept concise and scoped to the relevant workflow YAML files. •

PAT_TOKEN

was checked across the three repos and no matches remain. • Standard CI is green on all 3 PRs. • I followed the verification process as far as possible. • Full end-to-end verification of the reviewer/QA automation is still not complete, because the updated

pull_request_target

workflows did not self-trigger on these same PRs after relabeling/re-requesting review. Conciseness check: • The code changes are concise and targeted. • No unrelated product/source-code changes were added. • No extra workflow edits appear beyond what was needed to enable fork-compatible automation and align the conditions. Net conclusion: • The implementation work itself is done. • The only remaining gap is the expected verification blocker: bot-review / QA trigger behavior still needs confirmation from a follow-up test after one of these workflow changes exists on the base branch.

Summary of new work since my last update: • Removed the

run-eval.yml

/

cancel-eval.yml

changes from the SDK fork-review PR: ◦

OpenHands/software-agent-sdk#2931

• Created a separate SDK PR from

main

containing only the env-var rename from

PAT_TOKEN

to `DISPATCH_TOKEN`: ◦

OpenHands/software-agent-sdk#2933

• Commented on both SDK PRs with status updates and rationale, per your guidance: ◦ explained the split on

#2931

◦ explained the rename-only scope and validation on

#2933

• Investigated why the SDK reviewer workflow was not running on

#2931

• Identified the root cause: ◦ switching the workflow from

pull_request

to

pull_request_target

removed the self-verification path for same-repo PRs ◦

pull_request_target

still depends on the base-branch workflow definition, so the PR could not test its own trigger change • Fixed

#2931

so the reviewer/QA workflows now: ◦ use

pull_request

for same-repo PRs ◦ use

pull_request_target

for fork PRs • Re-triggered the SDK reviewer workflow on

#2931

by toggling the

review-this

label • Verified that

PR Review by OpenHands

actually ran on

#2931

and completed successfully • Verified that

all-hands-bot

posted a review on

#2931

Conciseness check: • The SDK fork-review PR is now narrowed back down to reviewer/QA workflow changes only • The eval-token rename was moved into its own separate PR, so there are no remaining extraneous eval-dispatch changes in

#2931

Net result: •

#2931

now contains only the intended reviewer/QA workflow work, and its review workflow has been successfully kick-started and reviewed by

all-hands-bot

•

#2933

cleanly contains the separate

PAT_TOKEN

→

DISPATCH_TOKEN

rename only

Since my last summary, there have been no additional code changes, pushes, PR comments, or status changes. Incremental summary since the last update Completion / instruction-following • No new repository changes were made. • No new extraneous edits were introduced. • The previously completed verification state remains unchanged. • The overall multi-repo task is not fully merge-complete yet, because: ◦

OpenHands/OpenHands#14109

still needs human approval ◦

OpenHands/OpenHands-CLI#692

still needs human approval Conciseness • No extra changes were added beyond what was already reported. • Nothing new needs to be reverted. Current unchanged end state • `software-agent-sdk#2931`: still green + approved • `software-agent-sdk#2933`: still green + approved • `OpenHands#14109`: still green, thread-clean, waiting on human approval • `OpenHands-CLI#692`: still green, thread-clean, waiting on human approval So the only meaningful update since the last summary is: no further changes; status remains the same.