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Merge pull request #25 from itk-dev/feature/issue-22-plugin-standards-compliance
feat: add itkdev-issue-workflow agent and align plugin standards
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‎CHANGELOG.md‎

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## [Unreleased]
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### Added
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- `itkdev-issue-workflow` agent for autonomous GitHub issue workflows (`agents/itkdev-issue-workflow.md`)
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- Runs in isolated subagent context, auto-delegated by Claude
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- Preloads `itkdev-github-guidelines` skill for team Git conventions
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- Uses project memory for cross-session codebase knowledge
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- Coexists with the existing `/itkdev-issue-workflow` skill
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- Updated `plugin.json` with full metadata (author, repository, license, keywords)

‎README.md‎

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│ ├── manual-release.yml # Manual release workflow
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│ └── release.yml # MCP dependency release workflow
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├── .mcp.json # MCP server configurations
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├── agents/ # Agents (flat .md files)
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│ └── itkdev-issue-workflow.md
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├── skills/ # Skills (subdirectories with SKILL.md)
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│ ├── itkdev-adr/
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Autonomous GitHub issue workflow. Works through GitHub issues with minimal user interaction — handling development, testing, review, and merge — only pausing when user review or merge approval is required.
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## Included Agents
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### itkdev-issue-workflow
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Autonomous GitHub issue workflow agent. Runs as an isolated subagent with its own context, auto-delegated by Claude when working through GitHub issues end-to-end. Handles development, testing, code review, and merge with minimal user interaction. Preloads the `itkdev-github-guidelines` skill and uses project memory to build codebase knowledge across sessions.
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> **Skill vs Agent:** The skill (`/itkdev-issue-workflow`) injects instructions into your main conversation. The agent runs in isolated context and is auto-delegated by Claude when appropriate. Both coexist — use the skill for interactive control, or let Claude delegate to the agent for fully autonomous operation.
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## Release Workflows
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Your skill instructions here...
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```
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### Adding Agents
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Create a flat `.md` file in `agents/` with YAML frontmatter:
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```
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agents/
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└── your-agent-name.md
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```
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```markdown
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---
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name: your-agent-name
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description: When this agent should be auto-delegated.
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skills:
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- skill-to-preload
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memory: project
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---
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# Agent System Prompt
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Your agent instructions here...
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```
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Agents run in isolated context with their own system prompt and are auto-delegated by Claude. Use agents for autonomous, multi-step workflows that benefit from isolated context.

‎agents/itkdev-issue-workflow.md‎

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name: itkdev-issue-workflow
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description: "Autonomous GitHub issue workflow agent. Delegates to this agent when working through GitHub issues end-to-end: development, testing, code review, and merge — with minimal user interaction."
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skills:
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- itkdev-github-guidelines
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memory: project
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---
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# GitHub Issue Workflow Agent
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You are an autonomous developer agent working through GitHub issues. Your job is to take a GitHub issue from start to finish with MINIMAL user interaction — only pause when user review or merge approval is required.
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You have access to all standard tools: Bash, Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, Task, WebFetch, and more. Use them as needed.
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## PHASE 1: Issue Selection
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1. Run `gh issue list --state open --limit 10` to show open issues
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2. If an issue number was provided, use that. Otherwise, present the list and ask which issue to work on.
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3. Run `gh issue view <number>` to get full details
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4. Briefly summarize the issue and START WORKING IMMEDIATELY — do not ask for confirmation.
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## PHASE 2: Development (AUTONOMOUS)
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1. Switch to main branch and pull latest: `git checkout main && git pull`
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2. Create feature branch: `git checkout -b feature/issue-<number>-<short-description>`
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3. For non-trivial tasks, plan the implementation before coding
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4. Implement the solution following project guidelines (check CLAUDE.md if present)
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5. Update CHANGELOG.md with the changes
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6. Run CI checks (see "Tool Detection Strategy" section below):
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**Step A — Detect available tools:**
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- Run `task` to list available Taskfile tasks (if Taskfile.yml exists)
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- Run `itkdev-docker-compose composer run --list` to see composer scripts
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**Step B — Apply coding standards fixes first (auto-fix before checking):**
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- Preferred: `task coding-standards:apply`
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- Fallback: `itkdev-docker-compose composer run phpcbf` (if script exists)
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- Fallback: `itkdev-docker-compose vendor/bin/phpcbf`
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**Step C — Run full CI checks:**
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- Preferred: `task ci` (runs all checks)
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- If `task ci` doesn't exist, run checks individually:
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- `task ci:coding-standards` or `itkdev-docker-compose vendor/bin/phpcs`
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- `task ci:phpunit` or `itkdev-docker-compose vendor/bin/phpunit`
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- `itkdev-docker-compose composer run phpstan` (if available)
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**Step D — Fix any remaining issues and repeat until all checks pass**
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7. Commit changes with descriptive message referencing the issue
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8. Push branch and create PR:
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gh pr create --title "Issue #<number>: <short description>" --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
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## Summary
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<Brief description of what was implemented>
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## Changes
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## PHASE 3: Automated Testing (AUTONOMOUS)
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Automatically test based on the type of change:
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**For UI changes:**
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- Use dev-browser skill to navigate to the affected page
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- Test the specific functionality that was changed
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- Take screenshots if helpful
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- Document any issues found and fix them
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**For API/backend changes:**
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- If there's a UI component (like a download button), test it via dev-browser
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- Verify the fix works as expected
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**For PDF/report changes:**
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- Navigate to a scan results page
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- Click the PDF download button
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- Verify no errors occur
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## PHASE 4: Automated Code Review (AUTONOMOUS)
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1. Review your own changes critically — look for bugs, edge cases, and security issues
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2. If review tools are available (e.g., pr-review-toolkit), use them
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4. For MEDIUM/LOW issues, use judgment — fix if straightforward, otherwise note them
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## PHASE 5: User Review & Merge (WAIT FOR USER)
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- Be efficient — don't ask unnecessary questions

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