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Summary

  • Created aidevops-pro and aidevops-anon as private GitHub repos with proper plugin structure
  • Updated plugins.md with Official Plugins section documenting both repos
  • Updated aidevops.sh CLI examples to reference real repo URLs instead of placeholders

What was done

New GitHub Repos

aidevops-pro (private):

  • pro.md — Main agent with command reference
  • pro/advanced-deployment.md — Blue-green, canary, rolling deployment strategies
  • pro/monitoring.md — Prometheus/Grafana observability stack
  • pro/cost-optimisation.md — Cloud spend analysis and right-sizing
  • scripts/pro-{deploy,monitor,cost}-helper.sh — ShellCheck-clean helper stubs

aidevops-anon (private):

  • anon.md — Main agent with command reference
  • anon/browser-profiles.md — Fingerprint profile creation and management
  • anon/proxy-rotation.md — Proxy pool and rotation strategies
  • anon/identity-isolation.md — Session isolation and identity separation
  • scripts/anon-{profile,proxy,session}-helper.sh — ShellCheck-clean helper stubs

Changes to this repo

  • .agents/aidevops/plugins.md — Added Official Plugins section with install instructions and agent tables
  • aidevops.sh — Updated 4 example URLs from user/ placeholder to marcusquinn/ real repos

Verification

  • ShellCheck: All 6 helper scripts pass with zero violations
  • Full plugin lifecycle tested: plugin add → deploy → plugin updateplugin listplugin remove
  • Both plugins install to correct namespaces (~/.aidevops/agents/pro/, ~/.aidevops/agents/anon/)
  • Helper scripts execute correctly from deployed location

Notes

  • Gitea mirror not created (no Gitea access verified) — can be added as follow-up
  • Plugin repos created as private (premium/sensitive capabilities)
  • All scripts are stubs with proper structure — implementation is future work

Closes #732

Created two official plugin repos on GitHub and updated the aidevops
framework to reference them:

aidevops-pro (https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-pro):
- Advanced deployment strategies (blue-green, canary, rolling)
- Monitoring and observability (Prometheus/Grafana stack)
- Cloud cost optimisation and right-sizing

aidevops-anon (https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-anon):
- Browser fingerprint profile management
- Proxy pool rotation strategies
- Session and identity isolation

Both repos follow the plugin template conventions with YAML frontmatter,
namespaced subagents, and ShellCheck-clean helper scripts. Full workflow
verified: plugin add -> deploy -> update -> list -> remove.

Updated plugins.md with Official Plugins section and real repo URLs.
Updated aidevops.sh CLI examples to use real repo URLs.

Decision: Created as private GitHub repos (chose private over public since
these are premium/sensitive capabilities — matches existing patterns in
plugins.md which references private extension repos).
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This pull request introduces the foundational structure for two new official aidevops plugins, aidevops-pro and aidevops-anon, by scaffolding their private GitHub repositories. It integrates these new plugins into the existing documentation and updates the command-line interface examples to reflect their real repository locations, ensuring users can correctly install and manage them. The changes aim to expand the framework's capabilities with premium and privacy-focused agents.

Highlights

  • New Official Plugins Scaffolded: Two new private GitHub repositories, aidevops-pro and aidevops-anon, have been created and structured as official plugins for the aidevops framework. These plugins are designed for premium and sensitive capabilities, respectively.
  • Documentation Updates: The .agents/aidevops/plugins.md file has been significantly updated to include a new 'Official Plugins' section. This section details both aidevops-pro and aidevops-anon, providing quick installation instructions and tables outlining the agents available within each plugin.
  • CLI Example Corrections: The aidevops.sh script has been modified to update CLI examples for adding plugins. Placeholder repository URLs (e.g., github.com/user/aidevops-pro.git) have been replaced with the actual, newly created repository URLs (e.g., github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-pro.git).
  • Verification and Quality Assurance: All six helper scripts within the new plugins pass ShellCheck with zero violations. A full plugin lifecycle (add, deploy, update, list, remove) was tested, confirming correct installation to their respective namespaces and proper execution of helper scripts.
Changelog
  • .agents/aidevops/plugins.md
    • Updated the repo URL for the pro plugin in the example configuration from user/aidevops-pro.git to marcusquinn/aidevops-pro.git.
    • Modified the aidevops plugin add example command to use the correct marcusquinn/aidevops-pro.git URL.
    • Added a new 'Official Plugins' section, including a table listing aidevops-pro and aidevops-anon with their descriptions and repository URLs.
    • Included 'Quick Install' instructions for both aidevops-pro and aidevops-anon plugins.
    • Added detailed tables for 'aidevops-pro Agents' and 'aidevops-anon Agents', outlining their purpose.
  • aidevops.sh
    • Updated two aidevops plugin add example commands within the cmd_plugin function to reference https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-pro.git and https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-anon.git instead of placeholder user/ URLs.
    • Corrected two more aidevops plugin add example commands in the help output to use the new marcusquinn/ repository URLs.
Activity
  • The author created two new private GitHub repositories: aidevops-pro and aidevops-anon, setting up their initial plugin structures.
  • The author updated the plugins.md documentation to reflect the new official plugins, including installation instructions and agent details.
  • The author modified aidevops.sh to correct CLI examples, pointing to the newly created plugin repositories.
  • The author performed comprehensive verification, including ShellCheck for helper scripts, full plugin lifecycle testing, and confirmation of correct installation paths and script execution.
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This pull request scaffolds two new private plugin repositories, aidevops-pro and aidevops-anon, and updates the documentation and CLI examples to use the new repository URLs. The changes are straightforward and correctly replace placeholder URLs with the new, real ones. I've suggested a minor improvement to the CLI examples to continue showing both HTTPS and SSH protocols for adding plugins, which can be helpful for users dealing with private repositories.

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echo " aidevops plugin add https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-pro.git --namespace pro"
echo " aidevops plugin add https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-anon.git --namespace anon"

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The previous version of the examples showed both HTTPS and SSH protocols for adding plugins. This change makes both examples use HTTPS. While consistent, it might be beneficial to keep showing both protocols as valid ways to add a plugin, especially since developers often use SSH keys for private repositories. This would provide a more comprehensive example for users.

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echo " aidevops plugin add https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-pro.git --namespace pro"
echo " aidevops plugin add https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-anon.git --namespace anon"
echo " aidevops plugin add https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-pro.git --namespace pro"
echo " aidevops plugin add git@github.com:marcusquinn/aidevops-anon.git --namespace anon"

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echo " aidevops plugin add https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-pro.git --namespace pro"
echo " aidevops plugin add https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-anon.git --namespace anon"

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For consistency with the other examples and to provide users with multiple protocol options, consider showing one example with HTTPS and another with SSH. This is particularly helpful for private repositories where SSH keys are commonly used.

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echo " aidevops plugin add https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-pro.git --namespace pro"
echo " aidevops plugin add https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-anon.git --namespace anon"
echo " aidevops plugin add https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops-pro.git --namespace pro"
echo " aidevops plugin add git@github.com:marcusquinn/aidevops-anon.git --namespace anon"

@marcusquinn marcusquinn merged commit d606e99 into main Feb 9, 2026
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