This issue tracks the implementation and validation of agentic maintenance capabilities for this repository, where "maintenance" is intentionally vague for our use case and applies to any development, testing, or other repository-specific task that has been done before and could reasonably be repeated and validated via some complementary set of agentic AI agents, with each "agent" described by a .github/agents/*.md file and backed by the Copilot Coding Agent (CCA) issue-assignment-to-PR workflow.
Purpose
The overall of this "agentic maintenance" approach is to minimize the amount of human time required purely for the maintenance of this repository
Another way to rephrase this "purpose" would be: All good admins are lazy. And we want to be great admins.
Requirements
Requirements to prepare .github/** for agentic maintenance:
Related Issues and PRs
The following closed Issues and Pull Requests (PRs) from this repository should be fetched for context on the types of issues we expect to be able to assign to our agents and the types of changes required to submit and merge a given PR:
The PRs listed above should also be used (a second time) to validate the content of our .github/** implementation. A given PR should be most applicable to the work expected for a specific/single agent.
This issue tracks the implementation and validation of agentic maintenance capabilities for this repository, where "maintenance" is intentionally vague for our use case and applies to any development, testing, or other repository-specific task that has been done before and could reasonably be repeated and validated via some complementary set of agentic AI agents, with each "agent" described by a
.github/agents/*.mdfile and backed by the Copilot Coding Agent (CCA) issue-assignment-to-PR workflow.Purpose
The overall of this "agentic maintenance" approach is to minimize the amount of human time required purely for the maintenance of this repository
Another way to rephrase this "purpose" would be:
All good admins are lazy.And we want to be great admins.Requirements
Requirements to prepare
.github/**for agentic maintenance:.github/**contents for Issue templates, PR templates, agents, instructions, and prompts by following the approach used in advanced-security/codeql-development-template/.github/;.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/*.ymltemplates and our.github/agents/*.mdagents to be at the top of the hierarchy of prompts and.github/prompts/*.prompt.mdprompts to be at the bottom of the hierarchy and.github/instructions/*.instructions.mdinstructions to be the middle layer that links to the top and bottom layers of the prompts hierarchy..github/agents/*.mdagents are create using best practices from the how-to-write-a-great-agents-md-lessons-from-over-2500-repsitories guide. The CCA firewall should allow a fetch of that guide, which should form the basis of your understanding for how to implement a complementary set of.github/agents/*.mdagents for:.github/instructions/extractors_cds_tools_ts.instructions.mdinstructions;.qlqueries and.qlllibrary modeling for CAP framework;.qlqueries and.qlllibrary modeling for UI5 framework;.qlqueries and.qlllibrary modeling for XSJS framework;codeqlandqltCLI dependencies as well as other actions/software versions used in.github/workflows/*.ymlactions workflows of this repository;.github/**implementation of agents, instructions, prompts, issue templates, PR templates, and actions workflows;Related Issues and PRs
The following closed Issues and Pull Requests (PRs) from this repository should be fetched for context on the types of issues we expect to be able to assign to our agents and the types of changes required to submit and merge a given PR:
writeAttributeEscapederroneously included in SinkModel #34DbLocation#236ListXssPartialPaths#232The PRs listed above should also be used (a second time) to validate the content of our
.github/**implementation. A given PR should be most applicable to the work expected for a specific/single agent.