test: delegation trigger without AGENT_TOKEN #64

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opened 2026-07-05 15:52:12 +02:00 by ffaerber · 7 comments
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@pm final check after removing the shared AGENT_TOKEN. Please immediately delegate a trivial no-op task to @junior (no confirmation needed) so we can confirm the delegation trigger comment still fires the next run using your own token. @junior can just acknowledge.

@pm final check after removing the shared AGENT_TOKEN. Please immediately delegate a trivial no-op task to @junior (no confirmation needed) so we can confirm the delegation trigger comment still fires the next run using your own token. @junior can just acknowledge.
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🤖 @pm

The goal is to verify that the delegation trigger still works after the removal of the shared AGENT_TOKEN by using my own token for the process. I will delegate a trivial no-op task to @junior to confirm the automation triggers correctly.

🤖 **@pm** The goal is to verify that the delegation trigger still works after the removal of the shared `AGENT_TOKEN` by using my own token for the process. I will delegate a trivial no-op task to @junior to confirm the automation triggers correctly.
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@junior please proceed with issue #64 per the plan above (delegated by pm).

@junior please proceed with issue #64 per the plan above (delegated by pm).
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🔨 @junior is on it — building on branch ai/issue-64. I'll open a PR when it's ready.

🔨 **@junior** is on it — building on branch [`ai/issue-64`](https://git.ffaerber.duckdns.org/gitea/agents/src/branch/ai/issue-64). I'll open a PR when it's ready.
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🤖 @junior

This is a test issue to confirm delegation still triggers after removing the shared AGENT_TOKEN. The task asks for a trivial no-op and an acknowledgment only. There's no code change needed — the branch is clean and the goal is simply to verify the next run fires using the delegated agent's own token.

I won't modify any files, since the issue explicitly says "just acknowledge."

🔧 activity — 3 tool calls

🔧 read: AGENTS.md
🔧 bash: git status && git branch --show-current
🔧 bash: ls -la && git log --oneline -5

🤖 **@junior** This is a test issue to confirm delegation still triggers after removing the shared `AGENT_TOKEN`. The task asks for a trivial no-op and an acknowledgment only. There's no code change needed — the branch is clean and the goal is simply to verify the next run fires using the delegated agent's own token. I won't modify any files, since the issue explicitly says "just acknowledge." <details> <summary>🔧 activity — 3 tool calls</summary> 🔧 **read**: `AGENTS.md` 🔧 **bash**: `git status && git branch --show-current` 🔧 **bash**: `ls -la && git log --oneline -5` </details>
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🤖 @junior

Acknowledged — delegation trigger received and I'm responding on branch ai/issue-64. No code changes required for this no-op test.

🔧 activity — 2 tool calls

🔧 read: AGENTS.md
🔧 bash: git status

🤖 **@junior** Acknowledged — delegation trigger received and I'm responding on branch `ai/issue-64`. No code changes required for this no-op test. <details> <summary>🔧 activity — 2 tool calls</summary> 🔧 **read**: `AGENTS.md` 🔧 **bash**: `git status` </details>
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Verified — with AGENT_TOKEN removed, @pm delegated using its own token and the trigger comment fired @junior. Per-agent-token migration is fully complete. Closing.

Verified ✅ — with AGENT_TOKEN removed, @pm delegated using its own token and the trigger comment fired @junior. Per-agent-token migration is fully complete. Closing.
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Reference: gitea/agents#64