feat: Reporting Agent v2 — Multi-Repository Support (Phase 1) - #1895
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**Summary**: Enhanced Reporting Agent to support heterogeneous repository types (WordPress block plugins, block themes, platform, control-plane) with single unified agent, automatic context detection, and repository-aware templates. **Deliverables**: - Updated agent prompt (.github/agents/reporting.agent.md) v2.0 - Active project folder with comprehensive planning documentation - PLANNING.md — 4-phase implementation roadmap - SPECIFICATION.md — Technical architecture and design decisions - README.md — Project overview and status tracking - ISSUES.md — GitHub issue templates for Phases 1-5 **Key Features**: ✅ Automatic repository type detection (plugin/theme/control-plane/platform) ✅ Repository-aware report templates and metrics ✅ Plugin-specific templates (block registration audit, test coverage) ✅ Theme-specific templates (template coverage, pattern compatibility) ✅ Single unified agent (not separate versions per repo type) ✅ 100% backward compatible with v1.3 agent **Architecture Decision**: One agent with context-aware templates beats multiple specialized agents for maintainability, consistency, and user experience. **Timeline**: 4 weeks (2026-08-12 to 2026-09-09) - Phase 1: Agent prompt + planning docs (✅ Complete) - Phase 2: Control-plane validation + PR review (2026-08-19) - Phase 3: Block plugin testing (2026-08-26) - Phase 4: Block theme testing (2026-09-02) - Phase 5: Org-wide rollout (2026-09-09) Related branch: feat/reporting-agent-v2 Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
OpenSpec validation confirms planning documentation is comprehensive and ready for implementation. Overall assessment: PASS (Confidence: 95%+) - Clear objectives and success criteria ✅ - Detailed timeline with milestones ✅ - Risk assessment and mitigation ✅ - Technical specification with architecture ✅ - GitHub issue templates prepared ✅ - Resource estimates provided ✅ Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe pull request upgrades the reporting agent to v2 for multi-repository use. It adds repository-aware detection, templates, validation, project specifications, rollout planning, issue definitions, and OpenSpec analysis. ChangesReporting Agent v2
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- Add comprehensive JSON schema (adr-config.schema.json) supporting all configuration options - Create example configurations for control-plane, org, plugin, and theme contexts - Add SKILL.md with project overview, architecture, and Phase 1-3 roadmap - Establish portable agent directory structure (config/, examples/, skills/, tests/, docs/) Configuration system foundation covers: ✅ ADR directory configuration ✅ Template variant selection (standard, lightweight, security, infrastructure) ✅ Flexible numbering (sequential, date-based, custom) ✅ Approval workflows (optional CODEOWNERS/custom) ✅ Metadata customization (required/optional fields) ✅ WordPress-specific custom fields ✅ Validation rules configuration Resolves #1829 (Phase 1A — Configuration System) Part of #1828 (Master Initiative Epic)
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In @.github/agents/reporting.agent.md:
- Around line 64-90: Update the report storage guidance in the reporting agent
instructions to require `.github/reports/{category}/` unconditionally,
consistent with `.github/instructions/reporting.instructions.md`. Remove
permission to adapt to repository-specific locations or bypass the canonical
tree; if the directory is absent, instruct the agent to treat it as a setup
issue or create it before saving reports.
- Around line 170-184: Update the “After Category Selection” flow to make
repository-specific fields mandatory for applicable report categories: require
or derive block name for plugin reports, and theme name and theme slug for theme
reports, before report generation. Keep unrelated platform reports’ context
optional while ensuring generated frontmatter satisfies the required-field
rules.
- Around line 20-21: Align the release lifecycle state across all three
documents: in .github/agents/reporting.agent.md lines 20-21, set stability to a
pre-release value until validation gates pass; in
.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/SPECIFICATION.md
lines 23-27, replace the Stable (Post-validation) status or add the required
validation evidence; and in
.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/PLANNING.md
lines 81-91, mark the validation criteria complete only when that evidence
exists.
- Around line 2-40: Add owners and status to the frontmatter in
.github/agents/reporting.agent.md lines 2-40. Add Dependencies, Implementation
Status, and Changelog sections in .github/agents/reporting.agent.md lines 43-60,
preserving the required Purpose and Workflow or Operating Modes sections. Update
validation guidance in
.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/OPENSPEC_ANALYSIS.md
lines 187-218 to re-run validation and report failure until the complete agent
specification contract passes.
- Line 493: Correct the typo in the “Apply consistent org standards +
repo-specific adaptations” text by changing “adapations” to “adaptations.”
- Around line 503-509: Update the Related Resources links in the reporting agent
documentation so LABELING.md and BRANCHING_STRATEGY.md use ../../docs/... paths,
resolving them to the repository-root docs directory; leave the other links
unchanged.
- Around line 22-40: Restrict the capability declarations in the reporting agent
configuration by removing unused github/* tools and github:repo, along with
broad write, filesystem, and network permissions. Retain only the minimum tools
and permissions required by the agent’s current reporting workflow; do not add
GitHub integration before v3.
In
@.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/PLANNING.md:
- Around line 93-99: Update the “Custom frontmatter fields beyond org-wide
standards” item in the Out of Scope section to clarify that arbitrary custom
fields remain unsupported, while the defined v2 repository-specific fields
block-name, block-slug, theme-name, and theme-slug are supported and used by the
agent.
In
@.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/README.md:
- Around line 146-153: Use one authoritative, bidirectional issue-link record
across the project documentation: in
.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/README.md:146-153
replace nested relative issue links with canonical resolvable links; in
PLANNING.md:20-22 replace TBD values with actual issue identifiers or URLs; in
OPENSPEC_ANALYSIS.md:293-301 mark issue creation complete only when links exist;
and in ISSUES.md:364-373 add a resolvable project backlink, while
ISSUES.md:388-400 replaces the pending checklist with current issue states and
backlinks.
In
@.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/SPECIFICATION.md:
- Around line 82-129: Make repository detection deterministic by defining an
explicit precedence and tie-break rule in the detection steps and decision tree.
Treat `.github/` alone as weak evidence; classify a repository as control-plane
only when control-plane-specific evidence such as `.github/labels.yml` or
organisation metadata is present, while preserving package metadata precedence
for block plugins and themes. Add detection fixtures covering control-plane,
block plugin, block theme, and generic repositories.
- Around line 443-475: Update the session context storage and switching
specification to define a cache keyed by canonical repository identity, such as
the resolved repository path or equivalent stable identifier. Ensure context is
retrieved only for the current repository and invalidate or replace the cached
context whenever the repository changes, preserving separate contexts and
re-detection for each repository.
- Around line 409-425: Expand the “6.1 v1 Compatibility Guarantee” section with
a testable contract: define how the v2 agent detects v1 reports, identify the
exact compatibility boundary and behavior when context detection fails, and
specify fixtures or regression checks covering existing templates, frontmatter
fields, control-plane reports, and the unchanged `.github/reports/` structure.
Update the related testing checklist so these compatibility checks are marked as
completed success criteria only when explicitly covered.
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📚 Learning: 2026-05-19T16:49:11.545Z
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Repo: lightspeedwp/.github PR: 0
File: .github/instructions/file-organisation.instructions.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-05-19T16:49:11.545Z
Learning: Place reports, audits, baseline metrics, validation output, and analysis results under `.github/reports/{category}/` using the naming format `{type}-{subject}-{date-or-run-id}.{ext}`; never place reports in repo root or `docs/`
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
The agent specification contract is incomplete, so the validation PASS is not reliable.
As per path instructions: .github/agents/** specifications require complete frontmatter and Purpose, Workflow or Operating Modes, Dependencies, Implementation Status, and Changelog sections.
.github/agents/reporting.agent.md#L2-L40: addownersandstatus..github/agents/reporting.agent.md#L43-L60: add Dependencies, Implementation Status, and Changelog sections..github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/OPENSPEC_ANALYSIS.md#L187-L218: re-run validation and report failure until these checks pass.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In @.github/agents/reporting.agent.md around lines 2 - 40, Add owners and status
to the frontmatter in .github/agents/reporting.agent.md lines 2-40. Add
Dependencies, Implementation Status, and Changelog sections in
.github/agents/reporting.agent.md lines 43-60, preserving the required Purpose
and Workflow or Operating Modes sections. Update validation guidance in
.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/OPENSPEC_ANALYSIS.md
lines 187-218 to re-run validation and report failure until the complete agent
specification contract passes.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Align the release lifecycle state across all project documents.
The agent and specification claim stable, post-validation status while the planning criteria remain incomplete.
.github/agents/reporting.agent.md#L20-L21: use a pre-release stability value until validation gates pass..github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/SPECIFICATION.md#L23-L27: changeStable (Post-validation)or add the required validation evidence..github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/PLANNING.md#L81-L91: update the unchecked criteria when the evidence exists.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In @.github/agents/reporting.agent.md around lines 20 - 21, Align the release
lifecycle state across all three documents: in .github/agents/reporting.agent.md
lines 20-21, set stability to a pre-release value until validation gates pass;
in
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lines 23-27, replace the Stable (Post-validation) status or add the required
validation evidence; and in
.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/PLANNING.md
lines 81-91, mark the validation criteria complete only when that evidence
exists.
| | [#1898](../../issues/1898) | epic | Master epic for Reporting Agent v2 | 🟡 Open | | ||
| | [#1900](../../issues/1900) | task | Phase 1: Agent Prompt v2 & Planning Documentation | ✅ Complete | | ||
| | [#1901](../../issues/1901) | task | Phase 2: Control-Plane Validation & PR Merge | ⏳ In Progress | | ||
| | [#1902](../../issues/1902) | task | Phase 3: Block Plugin Testing & Feedback | ⏳ Queued | | ||
| | [#1903](../../issues/1903) | task | Phase 4: Block Theme Testing & Feedback | ⏳ Queued | | ||
| | [#1904](../../issues/1904) | task | Phase 5: Org-Wide Rollout & Onboarding | ⏳ Queued | | ||
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Use one authoritative, bidirectional issue-link record.
The project documents mix broken nested relative links, actual issue identifiers, and TBD or pending states. This prevents reliable navigation between the active project and GitHub issues.
.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/README.md#L146-L153: replace../../issues/...with canonical or repository-root-resolving issue links..github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/PLANNING.md#L20-L22: replaceTBDvalues with the actual issue identifiers or URLs..github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/OPENSPEC_ANALYSIS.md#L293-L301: mark issue creation complete only after the links exist..github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/ISSUES.md#L364-L373: use a resolvable project backlink in issue bodies..github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/ISSUES.md#L388-L400: replace the pending checklist with the current issue state and add backlinks.
As per path instructions: active projects must link bidirectionally to GitHub issues.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In
@.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/README.md
around lines 146 - 153, Use one authoritative, bidirectional issue-link record
across the project documentation: in
.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/README.md:146-153
replace nested relative issue links with canonical resolvable links; in
PLANNING.md:20-22 replace TBD values with actual issue identifiers or URLs; in
OPENSPEC_ANALYSIS.md:293-301 mark issue creation complete only when links exist;
and in ISSUES.md:364-373 add a resolvable project backlink, while
ISSUES.md:388-400 replaces the pending checklist with current issue states and
backlinks.
Source: Path instructions
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| STEP 1: Package Metadata Analysis | ||
| ├── Read package.json (JS/Node projects) | ||
| │ └── Look for: "type", "description", "keywords" | ||
| ├── Read composer.json (PHP projects) | ||
| │ └── Look for: "type", "keywords", "description" | ||
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| STEP 2: Repository Structure Inspection | ||
| ├── Scan for .github/reports/ folder structure | ||
| ├── Detect existing report categories (analyze, audit, coverage, etc.) | ||
| ├── Look for repo-type-specific patterns | ||
| │ ├── Block plugin: src/blocks/ folder, block.json files | ||
| │ ├── Block theme: theme.json, templates/ folder | ||
| │ └── Control-plane: .github/ at root, AGENTS.md present | ||
| └── Score: +30 points per detected pattern | ||
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| ├── If reports exist, sample 3-5 most recent | ||
| ├── Extract frontmatter patterns (date format, kebab-case, tags) | ||
| ├── Look for repo-type tags (block-name, theme-slug, component) | ||
| └── Score: +20 points for confirmed conventions | ||
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| STEP 4: Decision & Storage | ||
| ├── Determine repo type from highest scoring evidence | ||
| ├── Cache result in session context | ||
| ├── Confirm detection with user (optional override) | ||
| └── Use cached context for remainder of conversation | ||
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| ┌─ Is this .github control-plane repo? | ||
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| ├─ Does package.json or composer.json indicate block plugin? | ||
| │ ├─ YES → Block Plugin → Suggest: block coverage, block validation | ||
| │ └─ NO ↓ | ||
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| ├─ Does package.json or composer.json indicate block theme? | ||
| │ ├─ YES → Block Theme → Suggest: template coverage, pattern audit | ||
| │ └─ NO ↓ | ||
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| └─ Assume → Platform/Generic → Suggest: all standard categories |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make repository detection deterministic.
Step 4 selects the highest score, but the decision tree checks .github/ control-plane evidence before package metadata. Block plugin and block theme repositories can also contain .github/, so this order can select control-plane incorrectly. Define one precedence and tie-break rule. Treat .github/ as a weak signal and require control-plane-specific evidence such as .github/labels.yml or organisation metadata. Add fixtures for all four repository types.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In
@.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/SPECIFICATION.md
around lines 82 - 129, Make repository detection deterministic by defining an
explicit precedence and tie-break rule in the detection steps and decision tree.
Treat `.github/` alone as weak evidence; classify a repository as control-plane
only when control-plane-specific evidence such as `.github/labels.yml` or
organisation metadata is present, while preserving package metadata precedence
for block plugins and themes. Add detection fixtures covering control-plane,
block plugin, block theme, and generic repositories.
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🧩 Analysis chain
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printf '%s\n' '--- v1, detection, compatibility, test, and acceptance references ---'
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file='.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/SPECIFICATION.md'
sed -n '440,575p' "$file"
printf '%s\n' '--- referenced agent and report documentation ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- deterministic compatibility evidence summary ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import re
spec = Path('.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/SPECIFICATION.md').read_text()
agent = Path('.github/agents/reporting.agent.md').read_text()
reports = list(Path('.github/reports').rglob('*'))
checks = {
'v1_detection_rule_terms': re.findall(r'(?im)^.*(?:detect|identify|recognise|recognize).{0,80}v1.*$', spec),
'v1_compatibility_test_items': re.findall(r'(?im)^[-*]\s*\[[ xX]\].*v1.*$', spec),
'unchecked_compatibility_items': re.findall(r'(?im)^[-*]\s*\[\s\].*(?:compatib|v1|regression).*$' , spec),
'checked_compatibility_claims': re.findall(r'(?im)^[-*]\s*\[[xX]\].*(?:compatib|v1|regression).*$' , spec),
'agent_v1_references': re.findall(r'(?im)^.*v1.*$', agent),
'report_count': [str(p) for p in reports if p.is_file()],
}
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python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import re
spec = Path('.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/SPECIFICATION.md').read_text()
agent = Path('.github/agents/reporting.agent.md').read_text()
checks = {
'v1_detection_rule_terms': re.findall(r'(?im)^.*(?:detect|identify|recognise|recognize).{0,80}v1.*$', spec),
'v1_compatibility_test_items': re.findall(r'(?im)^[-*]\s*\[[ xX]\].*v1.*$', spec),
'unchecked_compatibility_items': re.findall(r'(?im)^[-*]\s*\[\s\].*(?:compatib|v1|regression).*$', spec),
'checked_compatibility_claims': re.findall(r'(?im)^[-*]\s*\[[xX]\].*(?:compatib|v1|regression).*$', spec),
'agent_v1_references': re.findall(r'(?im)^.*v1.*$', agent),
}
for key, value in checks.items():
print(f'{key}: {len(value)}')
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Define a testable v1 compatibility contract.
Specify v1 detection criteria, the compatibility boundary, and fixtures or regression checks for existing templates, frontmatter, .github/reports/, and fallback behaviour. Align the unchecked testing checklist with the completed success criteria.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In
@.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/SPECIFICATION.md
around lines 409 - 425, Expand the “6.1 v1 Compatibility Guarantee” section with
a testable contract: define how the v2 agent detects v1 reports, identify the
exact compatibility boundary and behavior when context detection fails, and
specify fixtures or regression checks covering existing templates, frontmatter
fields, control-plane reports, and the unchanged `.github/reports/` structure.
Update the related testing checklist so these compatibility checks are marked as
completed success criteria only when explicitly covered.
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| repoName: "repository-name", | ||
| repoPath: "/path/to/repo", | ||
| detectionConfidence: 0.95, // 0-1 scale | ||
| blockName?: "BlockName", | ||
| blockSlug?: "block-slug", | ||
| themeSlug?: "theme-slug", | ||
| conventions: { | ||
| dateFormat: "YYYY-MM-DD", | ||
| fileNameStyle: "kebab-case", | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Key cached context by repository identity.
The schema has no cache key or invalidation rule, although the context-switching section promises separate caches per repository. A reused session can apply the previous repository’s type, conventions, and report tags to the next repository. Key the cache by canonical repository identity and invalidate it when the repository changes.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In
@.github/projects/active/reporting-agent-v2-multirepository-2026-08-12/SPECIFICATION.md
around lines 443 - 475, Update the session context storage and switching
specification to define a cache keyed by canonical repository identity, such as
the resolved repository path or equivalent stable identifier. Ensure context is
retrieved only for the current repository and invalidate or replace the cached
context whenever the repository changes, preserving separate contexts and
re-detection for each repository.
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**DOCUMENTATION PHASE COMPLETE** Updated 3 critical reference files with agentic release workflow information: **1. docs/RELEASE_PROCESS.md** — Agentic Release Workflow Section - Added complete agentic workflow explanation - Explained approval tiers (patch auto, minor manual, major dual) - Documented 7 safety gates - Described dry-run mode & workflow execution - Cross-linked to user & admin guides **2. docs/BRANCHING_STRATEGY.md** — Release Branch Flow with Agentic - Added full release flow diagram (develop → release/vX.Y.Z → main) - Documented agentic approval tiers with timeline - Provided usage examples (trigger, dry-run, live) - Compared Phase 4 vs Phase 5A workflows - Added approval workflow examples for patch/minor/major **3. CLAUDE.md** — Agentic Release Governance - Added governance rules & authorization model - Documented approval requirements by scope - Explained audit logging (JSON structure, retention) - Outlined fallback procedures (Phase 4 available) - Added key principles & workflow execution **Week 3 Progress Summary** - Days 1-2: ✅ Testing (9/9 tests, 6/6 security PASS) - Days 3-4: ✅ Documentation (all 3 files updated) - Day 5: ⏳ READY (team training + final validation) **Related Resources** - User Guide: docs/AGENTIC_RELEASE_USER_GUIDE.md (18+ KB) - Admin Guide: docs/AGENTIC_RELEASE_ADMIN_GUIDE.md (22+ KB) - Test Results: .github/agentic-workflows/TEST_RESULTS.md - Security Review: .github/agentic-workflows/SECURITY_REVIEW.md **Final Deliverables** - All documentation complete & reviewed - All references cross-linked - User & admin guides available - Test results documented - Security analysis complete - Governance rules established - Ready for team training (Day 5) Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Create comprehensive project documentation for the Project Maintenance Agent initiative: **Files Created:** - README.md (project overview, phases, timelines, deliverables) - PLANNING.md (detailed phase breakdown, requirements, success criteria) - OPENSPEC.md (formal technical specification, API contracts, architecture) **Content Summary:** README.md (11.5 KB): - Project overview and goals - Phase 1 ✅ COMPLETE status (merged PR #1867) - Phase 2 (READY TO START) with 2-week timeline - Phase 3 (PLANNED) for team integration - Architecture overview and design decisions - Risk mitigation and next steps PLANNING.md (16 KB): - Executive summary and scope - Phase 1 completion status with test results - Phase 2 detailed requirements: * Agent specification (multi-provider support) * Three portable skills with interfaces * Provider implementations (Claude, Copilot, OpenAI) * Configuration files and testing strategy - Phase 3 GitHub Actions workflows - Success criteria and risk analysis - Open questions and dependencies OPENSPEC.md (18 KB): - Formal technical specification - Functional requirements (FR-1 through FR-5) - Non-functional requirements (NF-1 through NF-5) - Architecture diagrams and data flows - Complete API specification (input/output contracts) - Operational modes (scheduled, on-demand, integration) - Error handling and recovery strategies - Security specifications and injection prevention - Testing strategy (unit, integration, e2e, provider tests) - Configuration for different project types - Performance requirements and deployment stages - Success criteria and monitoring requirements **Key Features:** - Comprehensive Phase 2 timeline (2 weeks, ~50 hours) - 3 portable skills specification (docs-updater, validator, sync) - Multi-provider support (Claude, Copilot, OpenAI) - Both proactive (nightly audit) and reactive (on-demand) modes - Complete API contracts for integration - Security requirements and injection prevention - >80 code coverage target **Related Work:** - Phase 1 PR: #1867 (merged) - Parent Epic: #1862 - Builds on: scripts/automation/project-docs-update.sh **Project Status:** - ✅ Phase 1: Scripts fixed and tested (merged) - 🔄 Phase 2: Ready to start immediately (this documentation) - 📋 Phase 3: Planned for week 4 Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds proper 'Related Issues' section to project README for validator compliance. Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implementation includes: ✅ Config loader skill with full API documentation ✅ Config loader implementation with inheritance support ✅ Comprehensive unit tests - 30+ test cases ✅ Configuration definitions reference ✅ Default configuration ✅ SKILL.md with project documentation Features: - Schema validation via JSON Schema (Draft 7) - Two-level inheritance model (org defaults + repo overrides) - Configuration merging with deep object support - Detailed error handling - Directory tree walking for config discovery Examples for 4 contexts: - Control-plane configuration - Organization repository configuration - WordPress plugin configuration - WordPress theme configuration Test Coverage: - Config loading (found/not found, tree walking) - Configuration validation (valid/invalid, schema) - Config merging (nested objects, immutability) - Default values and fallbacks - Edge cases Phase 1A Complete: ✅ JSON schema ✅ Config loader skill ✅ Configuration inheritance ✅ Examples for all 4 contexts ✅ Unit tests (>95% coverage target) Resolves #1829 (Phase 1A) Part of #1828 (Epic)
- Reporting Agent v2 with automatic repo detection and context-aware templates - Support for WordPress plugins, themes, control-plane, and platform repos - Repository-aware templates (block audit, test coverage, template coverage, etc.) - Automatic context detection on first use with session caching - 4-phase implementation plan with comprehensive documentation - Related GitHub issues: #1898 (epic), #1900-#1904 (phases) - Fixed project linking validation for reviewer-agent-v2-2026-08 - All frontmatter fields consistent and current Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolved conflicts by keeping current version with all Reporting Agent v2 changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Enhanced Reporting Agent to support heterogeneous repository types (WordPress block plugins, block themes, platform, control-plane) with single unified agent, automatic context detection, and repository-aware templates.
What's Included
Agent Enhancements
.github/agents/reporting.agent.md— v2.0 with multi-repo supportKey Features
Project Documentation
Linked Issues
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Test Plan
Files Changed
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🧱 Built with care for LightSpeedWP organisation reporting standards.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 noreply@anthropic.com