Fixes from a full repo review:
- fetch-thread.sh: attribute每 comment to its REAL author (@pm/@qa/… — agents
post as their own users now); the old "🤖 @name line at the top" hint pointed
at headers we removed, leaving every teammate comment anonymous. Also strip
the hidden loop-prevention marker from bodies (prompt noise).
- agent.yml: per-issue concurrency group (queued, no cancel) — two quick
comments on one issue no longer race the same ai/issue-N branch.
- rescue-pr.sh: after opening a rescue PR, hand it back into the flow with an
unmarked @pm trigger (the pm→qa choreography previously stalled silently on
any rescued run); drop the old "🤖 **@name**" header style; add ops to the
token case; mark the status note with the hidden marker.
- README: token table said "@qa merges / TOKEN_QA needs write:repository" —
inverted since the PM-orchestrated flow (@pm merges, autopilot only; @qa is
read-only). Updated the agent table (descs, node1-ssh moved to homelab) and
added a "How a task flows" section.
- agents.json: pm/qa descs now describe the orchestrator/reviewer roles (these
feed the roster prompt agents route by).
- NEW ci.yml: bash -n + shellcheck(-S error) on every script, YAML-parse on
every workflow, agents.json schema check — the ${x:-{}} brace bug would have
been caught here before it shipped.
- install-opencode.sh: pin opencode (default 1.17.13, override via
OPENCODE_VERSION) — a breaking release no longer takes down every agent.
- build-activity-log.sh: ollama/ollama-cloud models are subscription-billed
(no $/token exists) — label the footer "subscription" instead of a
misleading $0.0000; metered (anthropic) models keep the real dollar cost.
- route.sh: document that mention-priority is list-order and load-bearing for
the flow's trigger comments.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each run now appends a report to the agent's reply: the tool calls it made plus
input/output token totals and the dollar cost. opencode's --format json emits
per-step `tokens` and `cost` (USD, priced from the model) on step_finish events;
build-activity-log.sh sums them across the run.
- build-activity-log.sh: compute for EVERY agent (not just devs — @pm/@qa also
call tools and cost money); output a collapsed <details> report (summary line
shows "N tool calls · in X · out Y · $Z"; body lists the tools + a token/cost
breakdown). Zero-tool runs get a one-line "$Z · in X · out Y" footer.
- publish.sh: build $activity once (near the top) and append it to every agent's
reply — @pm plan/finalize, @qa verdict/recommendations, and dev PR comments.
- agent.yml: rename the step accordingly.
Models without pricing (self-hosted ollama) report cost $0.0000.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The activity <details> was labelled 'tool calls & reasoning' but included the agent's final prose
summary ('Added the whoami service... Exposed via Traefik... Pushed to branch...'), which is just a
restatement of the PR description and not a tool call. Emit only tool_use events; relabel to
'N tool calls'. The what-changed narrative lives in the PR description; this section is the record of
actions taken.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 'tool calls & reasoning' activity log dumped each text part verbatim, including the agent's
BEGIN_PR_DESCRIPTION..END_PR_DESCRIPTION block — which is already published as the PR description, so
it appeared twice (e.g. homelab PR #117). Strip that block from text parts, and drop a text entry
that becomes empty after stripping.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rebased onto the per-agent skill-scoping change so PR #25 carries both:
- route.sh keeps the registry 'skills' allow-list and emits skills as a step output
- install-opencode.sh writes the permission.skill block (deny-all + allow listed)
Pure refactor otherwise: each step's shell moves to its own file, called via
bash "$SCRIPTS/<name>.sh". The two extracted SKILL.md bodies are byte-identical to
main; routing/config/publish behavior is unchanged. Because this is a reusable
workflow (workflow_call) the runtime checkout is the caller's repo, so agent.yml now
checks THIS repo out into .agents-workflow/ (pinned @main) and points $SCRIPTS there.
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