feat: implement issue #1409 — [Phase 5] Wire the standard into AGENTS.md and per-agent docs, and reconcile the ci-failure-analyst spec vs deployed divergence - #1426
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PR Summary by QodoWire agentic interaction standard into docs and align CI Failure Analyst spec
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This pull request adds "Interaction contract" sections to several agent documentation files (including AGENTS.md, ci-failure-analyst.md, spec.md, and pr-review-agent.md) to document how agentic roles are triggered and how they interact under the normative agentic interaction model. The feedback points out that the dev-lead specification should be updated to mention both its Class 1 event-driven path and its Class 2 self-heal backstop timer to accurately reflect the architecture and maintain consistency with other agent documentation.
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Reviewed commit: 032c43f352bfa1cc201d92aa0756ce8156a50698
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Summary
Re-review after cycle-1 fixes. Docs/spec-only PR wiring the agentic-interaction standard into AGENTS.md and per-agent docs, and reconciling the ci-failure-analyst gh-aw source with its byte-frozen deployed lock (workflow_run → check_run, live posting, fork-PR noop, own-check loop guard). The single MAJOR finding from the prior cascade review (dev-lead spec labeled 'Class 1 only', contradicting its interaction contract) is resolved by commit 032c43f, which rewords docs/dev-lead/spec.md to pair the Class 1 event path with the Class 2 self-heal backstop (dev-lead-retry.yml) — matching gemini's suggestion and the pr-review doc's phrasing. No new issues introduced; the fix commit touches only that file.
Linked issue analysis
Closes #1409. All five acceptance criteria are substantively met: (1) AGENTS.md gains the 'Agentic interaction model' normative section linking docs/agentic-interaction-model.md; (2) docs/dev-lead/spec.md, docs/pr-review-agent/pr-review-agent.md, and docs/aw/ci-failure-analyst.md each gain an 'Interaction contract' subsection linking the role's machine-readable contract and the standard; (3) the ci-failure-analyst spec/deploy divergence is reconciled — the .md source now declares check_run:[completed] and live posting (staged: true removed), matching the deployed .lock.yml; (4) the frozen .lock.yml is untouched (caller-stub-freeze green), so deployed runtime behavior is unchanged; (5) no new schedule.cron or trigger introduced.
Findings
- Resolved (prior MAJOR): dev-lead spec Class 1/Class 2 mislabel — fixed in 032c43f; gemini-code-assist's thread is resolved with a reply documenting the change.
- Dismissed (false positive): qodo-code-review's open thread claims the staged:true removal leaves ci-failure-analyst.md unable to post comments because front-matter permissions lack issues:write. In gh-aw, safe-outputs.add-comment is executed by a compiler-generated output job with its own write-scoped token — a read-only main-job permissions block is the correct gh-aw pattern, and the gh-aw-compile / 'Compile agentic workflows' checks pass. Moreover this .md is retained source only (kept to satisfy the orphaned-lock detector); the deployed runtime is the byte-frozen .lock.yml, which declares issues:write + pull-requests:write. The prior cascade audit reached the same conclusion (INFO, no action needed). Non-blocking.
- INFO: run_secret_scanning MCP tool not available in this environment; gitleaks CI passed and the diff is documentation/spec-only, so no additional secret scan performed.
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All substantive checks green at 032c43f: Lint (shellcheck, actionlint, caller-stub-freeze, template-drift, validate-interaction-contracts, gh-aw-compile, etc.), CI (ShellCheck, Agent Security Scan, Compile agentic workflows, gitleaks), CodeQL (actions + python), SonarCloud quality gate passed (0 new issues), unit-tests, bats, Test AW Workflows, AgentShield, holdout-guard, Test-Deletion Guard. CANCELLED entries (dev-lead dispatch/ci-relay, review trigger) are superseded agent-orchestration jobs cancelled by concurrency, not CI validators. mergeStateStatus BLOCKED reflects the pending org-leads review gate this approval satisfies.
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Review — PR #1426 (#1409 docs wiring + ci-failure-analyst reconcile)
Clean, and it closes a gap that has been open since the start of this initiative. Verified rather than skimmed:
The ci-failure-analyst.md ↔ .lock.yml divergence is properly reconciled. This was the original defect: the .md declared workflow_run: [CI, Lint, Tests] with safe-outputs.add-comment: {max: 1, staged: true} (dry-run, capped) while the deployed .lock.yml triggers on check_run:[completed] and posts live. The fix changes the trigger to check_run:[completed], drops staged: true, and — better than a minimal patch — rewrites the instruction steps so they actually reference check_run fields (head_sha, details_url, check_run.name) instead of workflow_run ones. It also folds in the two guards the deployed reusable really has: the analyst's own check-run skip (loop prevention) and the non-fork filter with the commits-to-pulls fallback.
The added "Deployed runtime" note is the right call. Explaining why the .md exists at all (the gh-aw-compile orphaned-lock detector requires a sibling .md for every *.lock.yml) turns a confusing artefact into a documented one, and it correctly warns against editing the frozen block. .lock.yml is untouched — the caller-stub-freeze baseline is preserved.
Remaining ACs check out:
AGENTS.mdgains an "Agentic interaction model" section pointing at the standard and naming the three trigger classes.- All three per-agent docs (
docs/dev-lead/spec.md,docs/pr-review-agent/pr-review-agent.md,docs/aw/ci-failure-analyst.md) gain an "Interaction contract" subsection. - No dangling links — I resolved every contract path referenced in the diff against this branch; all six exist (
interaction-contracts/{ci-failure-analyst,dev-lead,pr-review}.yml,personas/{dev-lead,pr-review}/interaction.yml,docs/agentic-interaction-model.md).
No findings. Ready from my side.
One forward-looking note, not a change request: this PR makes prose in five documents depend on the contract files and the standard's section anchors. #1406 will verify the §4 classification table against real on: blocks, but nothing verifies that these cross-document references still resolve — and #1421 already demonstrated the failure mode when a doc described a superseded rule. If a link/anchor check is ever cheap to add to the existing Lint job, this is the diff that argues for it.
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
Risk: MEDIUM
Reviewed commit: 032c43f352bfa1cc201d92aa0756ce8156a50698
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Docs/spec-only PR (5 files, +111/−21) wiring the agentic-interaction standard into AGENTS.md and the three per-agent docs, and reconciling the ci-failure-analyst gh-aw source with its deployed byte-frozen lock stub (workflow_run → check_run, staged:true removed, own-check loop guard and non-fork filter added). The deployed .lock.yml is untouched (caller-stub-freeze green). Cycle-2 confirmation review at the same SHA the triage tier and repository owner already cleared; the owner's review explicitly states 'No findings. Ready from my side.'
Linked issue analysis
Closes #1409. Acceptance criteria substantively met: (1) AGENTS.md gains the normative 'Agentic interaction model' section naming the three trigger classes and linking docs/agentic-interaction-model.md; (2) docs/dev-lead/spec.md, docs/pr-review-agent/pr-review-agent.md, and docs/aw/ci-failure-analyst.md each gain an 'Interaction contract' subsection linking the machine-readable contracts (validate-interaction-contracts CI check green); (3) the ci-failure-analyst .md/.lock.yml divergence is reconciled — the source now declares check_run:[completed] with live posting and its instruction steps reference check_run fields; (4) the frozen .lock.yml is unmodified; (5) no new cron/schedule introduced. The repository owner independently verified all six referenced contract paths resolve on this branch.
Findings
- Dismissed (false positive, unresolved qodo thread): qodo-code-review claims the staged:true removal leaves ci-failure-analyst.md unable to post comments because its front-matter permissions lack issues:write. In gh-aw, safe-outputs.add-comment is executed by a compiler-generated output job with its own write-scoped token — a read-only main-job permissions block is the correct pattern, and both gh-aw-compile and 'Compile agentic workflows' checks pass. The .md is retained source (kept for the orphaned-lock detector); the deployed runtime is the frozen .lock.yml, which I verified declares issues:write + pull-requests:write plus the own-check and per-SHA concurrency guards the spec now documents. The prior cascade audit, the prior single review, and the owner's subsequent review all reached the same conclusion. Non-blocking.
- Resolved (prior MAJOR): dev-lead spec Class 1/Class 2 mislabel — fixed at this SHA (spec now pairs the Class 1 event path with the Class 2 self-heal backstop); gemini's thread is resolved.
- INFO: run_secret_scanning MCP tool not available in this environment; gitleaks CI passed and the diff is documentation/spec-only.
- Note (owner's, non-blocking): cross-document links/anchors introduced here are not yet CI-verified; owner flagged this as a possible future Lint addition, not a change request.
CI status
All substantive checks green at 032c43f: Lint, shellcheck/ShellCheck, actionlint, caller-stub-freeze, template-drift, validate-interaction-contracts, validate-personas, gh-aw-compile, Compile agentic workflows, unit-tests, bats, CodeQL (actions + python), Agent Security Scan, AgentShield, holdout-guard, Secret scan (gitleaks), SonarCloud quality gate. CANCELLED/SKIPPED entries are superseded agent-orchestration dispatch/relay jobs, not CI validators. mergeStateStatus BLOCKED reflects the review gate this approval addresses.
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
Risk: MEDIUM
Reviewed commit: 2256ae0e407c0bfaa7924dbfed2cf1ee49715dde
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Docs/spec alignment PR (5 files, +113/−22) implementing issue #1409 Phase 5. It (a) adds a normative "Agentic interaction model" section to AGENTS.md linking the repo-local standard, (b) adds "Interaction contract" subsections to the dev-lead, pr-review-agent, and ci-failure-analyst docs, and (c) reconciles the stale ci-failure-analyst gh-aw source spec to the deployed thin-caller reality (check_run:[completed] trigger, live comment posture, one comment per failing head SHA, own-check + fork-PR loop guards). The byte-frozen .lock.yml stub is untouched (caller-stub-freeze passed), so no deployed runtime behavior changes. Triage cleared this as low-risk; confirmation review agrees with the assessment, classifying MEDIUM only because a workflow spec file and the normative AGENTS.md standard are touched.
Linked issue analysis
Closes #1409. All five acceptance criteria are substantively met: (1) AGENTS.md gains the "Agentic interaction model" section linking docs/agentic-interaction-model.md; (2) all three agent docs gain "Interaction contract" subsections linking their contracts and the standard; (3) the ci-failure-analyst.md spec now matches the deployed check_run:[completed] behavior, with an explicit divergence note explaining the safe-outputs vs. live-permission difference; (4) the frozen ci-failure-analyst.lock.yml is not edited; (5) no new schedule.cron or trigger is introduced. All cross-referenced files (standard, runbook, three interaction contracts, two persona manifests) verified present at the head SHA.
Findings
No blocking findings. Secret scan: the run_secret_scanning MCP tool is unavailable in this environment; the gitleaks CI check passed (SUCCESS), and manual diff inspection found no credentials or tokens — all changes are markdown prose and YAML frontmatter trigger/permission declarations. The spec's removal of staged:true and pull-requests:read only brings the non-deployed gh-aw source in line with the deployed stub, per the issue's explicit reconciliation mandate. Prior advisory-bot threads (gemini, qodo) are all resolved; CodeRabbit approved at the current head. Owner explicitly requested this re-review after their prior approval was dismissed by fix commits.
CI status
All required checks green at 2256ae0, including gh-aw-compile, caller-stub-freeze, validate-interaction-contracts, actionlint, shellcheck, CodeQL, Agent Security Scan, gitleaks, SonarCloud, and unit/bats tests. Two CANCELLED guard entries are superseded duplicates of the same check, which completed SUCCESS on a later run. Remaining entries are expected SKIPPEDs (ecosystem-specific dependency audits, dependabot-automerge, dev-lead ci-relay).
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….md and per-agent docs, and reconcile the ci-failure-analyst spec vs deployed divergence (#1426) * feat: implement issue #1409 — [Phase 5] Wire the standard into AGENTS.md and per-agent docs, and reconcile the ci-failure-analyst spec vs deployed divergence * fix(reviews): address review comments [skip ci-relay] * chore: dev-lead update (review-changes) [skip ci-relay] * chore: dev-lead update (review-changes) [skip ci-relay] --------- Co-authored-by: donpetry-bot <281750570+donpetry-bot@users.noreply.github.com>
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….md and per-agent docs, and reconcile the ci-failure-analyst spec vs deployed divergence (#1426) * feat: implement issue #1409 — [Phase 5] Wire the standard into AGENTS.md and per-agent docs, and reconcile the ci-failure-analyst spec vs deployed divergence * fix(reviews): address review comments [skip ci-relay] * chore: dev-lead update (review-changes) [skip ci-relay] * chore: dev-lead update (review-changes) [skip ci-relay] --------- Co-authored-by: donpetry-bot <281750570+donpetry-bot@users.noreply.github.com>
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….md and per-agent docs, and reconcile the ci-failure-analyst spec vs deployed divergence (#1426) * feat: implement issue #1409 — [Phase 5] Wire the standard into AGENTS.md and per-agent docs, and reconcile the ci-failure-analyst spec vs deployed divergence * fix(reviews): address review comments [skip ci-relay] * chore: dev-lead update (review-changes) [skip ci-relay] * chore: dev-lead update (review-changes) [skip ci-relay] --------- Co-authored-by: donpetry-bot <281750570+donpetry-bot@users.noreply.github.com>
….md and per-agent docs, and reconcile the ci-failure-analyst spec vs deployed divergence (#1426) * feat: implement issue #1409 — [Phase 5] Wire the standard into AGENTS.md and per-agent docs, and reconcile the ci-failure-analyst spec vs deployed divergence * fix(reviews): address review comments [skip ci-relay] * chore: dev-lead update (review-changes) [skip ci-relay] * chore: dev-lead update (review-changes) [skip ci-relay] --------- Co-authored-by: donpetry-bot <281750570+donpetry-bot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Align agent workflows with the interaction standard and prevent CI analysis loops
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✅ Fewer CI analysis loops✅ No diagnostic comments on fork pull requests✅ One failure comment per commit✅ Consistent agent workflow behavior💡 Usage Guide
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