Convert a Universal Rule to a Conditional Rule

Problem/Feature Description

A small team maintains a Tessl plugin that ships coding rules to their AI agents. One of their existing rules, pr-template-checklist, is currently marked to apply across every context. After several months of using it, the team realizes the rule only meaningfully fires when contributors are authoring or editing pull-request-related artifacts — PR description templates, contributor guides, the PR body itself when reviewing a draft. Outside of that context the rule has nothing to say, and surfacing it in every conversation is noise. Convert the rule from a universal rule into a conditional rule scoped to PR-related artifacts.

Output Specification

Modify rules/pr-template-checklist.md — update its frontmatter so the rule fires only on PR-related artifacts. Leave the rule body content unchanged.

Input Files

The following files are the current state of the plugin. Extract them before beginning.

=============== FILE: inputs/.tessl-plugin/plugin.json =============== { "name": "acme/coding-rules", "version": "0.5.0", "description": "Acme's coding rules for AI agents", "private": false, "rules": [ "rules/commit-conventions.md", "rules/pr-template-checklist.md" ] }

=============== FILE: inputs/rules/pr-template-checklist.md ===============

alwaysApply: true

PR Template Checklist

• Every PR template includes a "summary" section and a "test plan" section
• The summary names the change and the motivation
• The test plan lists verification steps the reviewer can execute
• Templates live in .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md or .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE/*.md