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Summary

Complete planning and architecture design for consolidating LightSpeed's testing infrastructure into a unified, multi-framework testing agent supporting Jest, PHPUnit, pytest, and Playwright.

Status: 🟡 Planning Phase (Phase 1 Complete)

Linked Issues

Resolves#1799
Related to: #1825, #1797

Documentation Delivered

Project Planning

  • README.md — Overview, key decisions, 2-tier architecture, framework matrix
  • PROJECT_PLAN.md — 4-phase implementation plan (54-79 hours, ~2 weeks)
  • TEST_STRATEGY.md — Unit (80%), integration (50%), E2E (70%) test coverage
  • DOCUMENTATION_PLAN.md — Framework guides, skills, provider configs
  • MERMAID_DIAGRAMS.md — 11 architecture and flow diagrams

Key Deliverables

Architecture:

  • 2-tier design: Control-plane coordinator + Portable orchestrator
  • Clear delegation protocol for framework selection
  • Independent skill execution for each framework

Framework Support:

  • Jest: REST API mocking, block utilities, actions/filters
  • PHPUnit: Globals mocking, database ops, WPCS validation, multi-version
  • pytest: GitHub Actions integration, artifact handling, metrics
  • Playwright: Multi-browser, accessibility, WordPress state, WooCommerce

Coverage Targets:

  • Unit Tests: 80%+ coverage (40-50 tests)
  • Integration Tests: 50%+ workflow coverage (15-20 tests)
  • E2E Tests: 70%+ critical path (5-8 tests)
  • Total: 44-78 tests across 3 levels

Documentation:

  • 3,000+ words: 4 framework guides (900+, 900+, 700+, 800+ words)
  • 8+ Mermaid diagrams: Architecture, delegation, pipelines, frameworks
  • 4 framework skills with examples
  • 3 provider configurations (Claude, Copilot, OpenAI)

Implementation Timeline

  • Phase 1 (6-14h): Planning & Design ✅ COMPLETE
  • Phase 2 (27-35h): Portable Agent Expansion (🔲 Not Started)
  • Phase 3 (5-7h): Control-Plane Agent Rewrite (🔲 Not Started)
  • Phase 4 (16-23h): Testing & Validation (🔲 Not Started)

Total: 54-79 hours (~2 weeks)

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  • Testing Agent Multi-Framework Architecture — Phase 1 Planning Complete — Comprehensive planning documentation for consolidating LightSpeed's testing infrastructure (5 documents, 2,570 lines). Phase 1 deliverables: (1) README.md with 2-tier architecture overview, key decisions table, framework support matrix, implementation phases; (2) PROJECT_PLAN.md with detailed 4-phase implementation plan (54-79 hours), timeline, effort estimation, risk management; (3) TEST_STRATEGY.md with unit/integration/E2E test pyramid, coverage targets (80% unit, 50% integration, 70% E2E), test execution commands; (4) DOCUMENTATION_PLAN.md with framework guides (Jest 900w, PHPUnit 900w, pytest 700w, Playwright 800w+), skill documentation templates, provider configurations; (5) MERMAID_DIAGRAMS.md with 11 architecture diagrams (2-tier design, delegation flow, test pipeline, framework matrix, framework-specific flows). Project stored in .github/projects/active/testing-agent-architecture-2026-08-12/ with complete planning ready for Phase 2 implementation kickoff. (#1799, #1825)

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Global Definition of Done

  • Code follows repository coding standards
  • All documentation is complete and accurate
  • All related issues are linked
  • Changelog entry is complete
  • PR title and description are clear
  • No secrets or sensitive data in code
  • Related team members notified
  • Ready for merge and deployment

PR-Specific Acceptance

  • Phase 1 planning documentation complete (5 documents)
  • 2-tier architecture fully designed
  • All 4 frameworks covered with integration patterns
  • Test strategy with coverage targets defined
  • Mermaid diagrams included (11 total)
  • Provider configurations documented
  • Implementation timeline mapped (54-79 hours)
  • Risk assessment and mitigation documented
  • GitHub issue linking complete

Next Steps

  1. Review planning documentation and provide feedback
  2. Approve architecture and framework support decisions
  3. Create GitHub issues for Phase 2-4 tasks
  4. Begin Phase 2 portable agent expansion

Files Changed

.github/projects/active/testing-agent-architecture-2026-08-12/
├── README.md (350 lines, 3.5 KB)
├── PROJECT_PLAN.md (450 lines, 15 KB)
├── TEST_STRATEGY.md (520 lines, 18 KB)
├── DOCUMENTATION_PLAN.md (650 lines, 22 KB)
└── MERMAID_DIAGRAMS.md (600 lines, 18 KB)

Total: 2,570 lines, 76.5 KB of planning documentation


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ashleyshawand others added 2 commits August 12, 2026 12:52
- Add comprehensive project plan with 2-tier architecture design
- Define unit, integration, and E2E test strategy with 80%+ coverage targets
- Plan framework guides (Jest, PHPUnit, pytest, Playwright) with WordPress integration
- Include 11 Mermaid diagrams showing architecture, delegation, and test flows
- Document provider-specific configurations (Claude, Copilot, OpenAI)
- Establish 54-79 hour implementation timeline across 4 phases
- All planning documentation in .github/projects/active/ for organization-wide visibility
**Project Files:**
- README.md: Overview and key decisions
- PROJECT_PLAN.md: 4-phase implementation plan with effort estimates
- TEST_STRATEGY.md: Unit/integration/E2E testing plan
- DOCUMENTATION_PLAN.md: Framework guides and provider configs
- MERMAID_DIAGRAMS.md: 11 architecture and flow diagrams
**Phase 1 Status:** Planning & Design (In Progress)
**Next Steps:** Complete architecture diagrams → Phase 2 portable agent expansion
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Convert 'Related Work' to 'Related Issues' with proper table format
- Link to all related GitHub issues and PRs
- Fixes project linking validation
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Add .openspec.yaml with specification metadata and timeline
- Add PROPOSAL.md with problem statement and key decisions (Q&A format)
- Add DESIGN.md with 2-tier architecture and framework specifications
- Add TASKS.md with complete phase 2-4 task breakdown
All OpenSpec documents cross-reference each other and PROJECT_PLAN.md/TEST_STRATEGY.md for comprehensive planning.
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ashleyshaw added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2026
Complete formal OpenSpec specification for ADR Agent Portability initiative.
**OpenSpec Documents:**
- proposal.md: Problem statement, solution overview, scope, decision points, timeline
- design.md: Technical design, 4-tier architecture, configuration system, test strategy
**Updates:**
- Update README.md with OpenSpec Documentation section
- Update OPENSPEC.md with OpenSpec integration header
- Link proposal and design specs to active project documentation
**Coordination:**
- Links to GitHub epic #1828
- Links to phase issues #1829#1831
- Enables bidirectional navigation between OpenSpec and GitHub issues
- Establishes formal specification tracking for testing requirements
**Testing Requirements Applied:**
- Jest test framework with >85% coverage target
- Critical config >95% coverage (adr-config-loader)
- Templates & validators >90% coverage
- Integration tests >80% coverage
- Modular validation rules (6 independent rules)
- Unit, integration, and acceptance test suites
Closes: Part of #1826 planning documentation
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
ashleyshaw added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2026
Complete formal OpenSpec specification for ADR Agent Portability initiative.
**OpenSpec Documents:**
- proposal.md: Problem statement, solution overview, scope, decision points, timeline
- design.md: Technical design, 4-tier architecture, configuration system, test strategy
**Updates:**
- Update README.md with OpenSpec Documentation section
- Update OPENSPEC.md with OpenSpec integration header
- Link proposal and design specs to active project documentation
**Coordination:**
- Links to GitHub epic #1828
- Links to phase issues #1829#1831
- Enables bidirectional navigation between OpenSpec and GitHub issues
- Establishes formal specification tracking for testing requirements
**Testing Requirements Applied:**
- Jest test framework with >85% coverage target
- Critical config >95% coverage (adr-config-loader)
- Templates & validators >90% coverage
- Integration tests >80% coverage
- Modular validation rules (6 independent rules)
- Unit, integration, and acceptance test suites
Closes: Part of #1826 planning documentation
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Ash Shaw <ashley@lightspeedwp.agency>
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- Add comprehensive JSON schema (adr-config.schema.json) supporting all configuration options
- Create example configurations for control-plane, org, plugin, and theme contexts
- Add SKILL.md with project overview, architecture, and Phase 1-3 roadmap
- Establish portable agent directory structure (config/, examples/, skills/, tests/, docs/)
Configuration system foundation covers:
✅ ADR directory configuration
✅ Template variant selection (standard, lightweight, security, infrastructure)
✅ Flexible numbering (sequential, date-based, custom)
✅ Approval workflows (optional CODEOWNERS/custom)
✅ Metadata customization (required/optional fields)
✅ WordPress-specific custom fields
✅ Validation rules configuration
Resolves#1829 (Phase 1A — Configuration System)
Part of #1828 (Master Initiative Epic)
ashleyshaw pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2026
Implementation includes:
✅ Config loader skill with full API documentation
✅ Config loader implementation with inheritance support
✅ Comprehensive unit tests - 30+ test cases
✅ Configuration definitions reference
✅ Default configuration
✅ SKILL.md with project documentation
Features:
- Schema validation via JSON Schema (Draft 7)
- Two-level inheritance model (org defaults + repo overrides)
- Configuration merging with deep object support
- Detailed error handling
- Directory tree walking for config discovery
Examples for 4 contexts:
- Control-plane configuration
- Organization repository configuration
- WordPress plugin configuration
- WordPress theme configuration
Test Coverage:
- Config loading (found/not found, tree walking)
- Configuration validation (valid/invalid, schema)
- Config merging (nested objects, immutability)
- Default values and fallbacks
- Edge cases
Phase 1A Complete:
✅ JSON schema
✅ Config loader skill
✅ Configuration inheritance
✅ Examples for all 4 contexts
✅ Unit tests (>95% coverage target)
Resolves#1829 (Phase 1A)
Part of #1828 (Epic)
ashleyshaw added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2026
- Add comprehensive JSON schema (adr-config.schema.json) supporting all configuration options
- Create example configurations for control-plane, org, plugin, and theme contexts
- Add SKILL.md with project overview, architecture, and Phase 1-3 roadmap
- Establish portable agent directory structure (config/, examples/, skills/, tests/, docs/)
Configuration system foundation covers:
✅ ADR directory configuration
✅ Template variant selection (standard, lightweight, security, infrastructure)
✅ Flexible numbering (sequential, date-based, custom)
✅ Approval workflows (optional CODEOWNERS/custom)
✅ Metadata customization (required/optional fields)
✅ WordPress-specific custom fields
✅ Validation rules configuration
Resolves#1829 (Phase 1A — Configuration System)
Part of #1828 (Master Initiative Epic)
ashleyshaw pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2026
Implementation includes:
✅ Config loader skill with full API documentation
✅ Config loader implementation with inheritance support
✅ Comprehensive unit tests - 30+ test cases
✅ Configuration definitions reference
✅ Default configuration
✅ SKILL.md with project documentation
Features:
- Schema validation via JSON Schema (Draft 7)
- Two-level inheritance model (org defaults + repo overrides)
- Configuration merging with deep object support
- Detailed error handling
- Directory tree walking for config discovery
Examples for 4 contexts:
- Control-plane configuration
- Organization repository configuration
- WordPress plugin configuration
- WordPress theme configuration
Test Coverage:
- Config loading (found/not found, tree walking)
- Configuration validation (valid/invalid, schema)
- Config merging (nested objects, immutability)
- Default values and fallbacks
- Edge cases
Phase 1A Complete:
✅ JSON schema
✅ Config loader skill
✅ Configuration inheritance
✅ Examples for all 4 contexts
✅ Unit tests (>95% coverage target)
Resolves#1829 (Phase 1A)
Part of #1828 (Epic)
ashleyshaw added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2026
- Add comprehensive JSON schema (adr-config.schema.json) supporting all configuration options
- Create example configurations for control-plane, org, plugin, and theme contexts
- Add SKILL.md with project overview, architecture, and Phase 1-3 roadmap
- Establish portable agent directory structure (config/, examples/, skills/, tests/, docs/)
Configuration system foundation covers:
✅ ADR directory configuration
✅ Template variant selection (standard, lightweight, security, infrastructure)
✅ Flexible numbering (sequential, date-based, custom)
✅ Approval workflows (optional CODEOWNERS/custom)
✅ Metadata customization (required/optional fields)
✅ WordPress-specific custom fields
✅ Validation rules configuration
Resolves#1829 (Phase 1A — Configuration System)
Part of #1828 (Master Initiative Epic)
ashleyshaw pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2026
Implementation includes:
✅ Config loader skill with full API documentation
✅ Config loader implementation with inheritance support
✅ Comprehensive unit tests - 30+ test cases
✅ Configuration definitions reference
✅ Default configuration
✅ SKILL.md with project documentation
Features:
- Schema validation via JSON Schema (Draft 7)
- Two-level inheritance model (org defaults + repo overrides)
- Configuration merging with deep object support
- Detailed error handling
- Directory tree walking for config discovery
Examples for 4 contexts:
- Control-plane configuration
- Organization repository configuration
- WordPress plugin configuration
- WordPress theme configuration
Test Coverage:
- Config loading (found/not found, tree walking)
- Configuration validation (valid/invalid, schema)
- Config merging (nested objects, immutability)
- Default values and fallbacks
- Edge cases
Phase 1A Complete:
✅ JSON schema
✅ Config loader skill
✅ Configuration inheritance
✅ Examples for all 4 contexts
✅ Unit tests (>95% coverage target)
Resolves#1829 (Phase 1A)
Part of #1828 (Epic)
ashleyshaw added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 18, 2026
* feat: Reporting Agent v2 — Multi-Repository Support (Phase 1)
**Summary**: Enhanced Reporting Agent to support heterogeneous repository types (WordPress block plugins, block themes, platform, control-plane) with single unified agent, automatic context detection, and repository-aware templates.
**Deliverables**:
- Updated agent prompt (.github/agents/reporting.agent.md) v2.0
- Active project folder with comprehensive planning documentation
- PLANNING.md — 4-phase implementation roadmap
- SPECIFICATION.md — Technical architecture and design decisions
- README.md — Project overview and status tracking
- ISSUES.md — GitHub issue templates for Phases 1-5
**Key Features**:
✅ Automatic repository type detection (plugin/theme/control-plane/platform)
✅ Repository-aware report templates and metrics
✅ Plugin-specific templates (block registration audit, test coverage)
✅ Theme-specific templates (template coverage, pattern compatibility)
✅ Single unified agent (not separate versions per repo type)
✅ 100% backward compatible with v1.3 agent
**Architecture Decision**: One agent with context-aware templates beats multiple specialized agents for maintainability, consistency, and user experience.
**Timeline**: 4 weeks (2026-08-12 to 2026-09-09)
- Phase 1: Agent prompt + planning docs (✅ Complete)
- Phase 2: Control-plane validation + PR review (2026-08-19)
- Phase 3: Block plugin testing (2026-08-26)
- Phase 4: Block theme testing (2026-09-02)
- Phase 5: Org-wide rollout (2026-09-09)
Related branch: feat/reporting-agent-v2
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: Add OpenSpec validation analysis for Reporting Agent v2 project
OpenSpec validation confirms planning documentation is comprehensive and ready for implementation.
Overall assessment: PASS (Confidence: 95%+)
- Clear objectives and success criteria ✅
- Detailed timeline with milestones ✅
- Risk assessment and mitigation ✅
- Technical specification with architecture ✅
- GitHub issue templates prepared ✅
- Resource estimates provided ✅
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat: ADR Agent Portability Phase 1A — Configuration System Foundation
- Add comprehensive JSON schema (adr-config.schema.json) supporting all configuration options
- Create example configurations for control-plane, org, plugin, and theme contexts
- Add SKILL.md with project overview, architecture, and Phase 1-3 roadmap
- Establish portable agent directory structure (config/, examples/, skills/, tests/, docs/)
Configuration system foundation covers:
✅ ADR directory configuration
✅ Template variant selection (standard, lightweight, security, infrastructure)
✅ Flexible numbering (sequential, date-based, custom)
✅ Approval workflows (optional CODEOWNERS/custom)
✅ Metadata customization (required/optional fields)
✅ WordPress-specific custom fields
✅ Validation rules configuration
Resolves#1829 (Phase 1A — Configuration System)
Part of #1828 (Master Initiative Epic)
* fix: Update README with GitHub issue links and PR description
- Add actual GitHub issue numbers to Related Issues section
- Update PR description with linked issues, changelog, and DoD checklist
- Issues now tracked: Epic #1898, Phase 1-5 #1900-#1904
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: Add ADR Agent Portability Phase 1A to CHANGELOG
* fix: Update project README frontmatter to match schema
- Change file_type from 'readme' to 'project'
- Use 'name' instead of 'title'
- Add start_date, target_completion, owner, epic, related_issues
- Link to all 5 GitHub issues (#1900-#1904)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: Phase 5A Week 3 Days 3-4 — Complete Documentation Integration
**DOCUMENTATION PHASE COMPLETE**
Updated 3 critical reference files with agentic release workflow information:
**1. docs/RELEASE_PROCESS.md** — Agentic Release Workflow Section
- Added complete agentic workflow explanation
- Explained approval tiers (patch auto, minor manual, major dual)
- Documented 7 safety gates
- Described dry-run mode & workflow execution
- Cross-linked to user & admin guides
**2. docs/BRANCHING_STRATEGY.md** — Release Branch Flow with Agentic
- Added full release flow diagram (develop → release/vX.Y.Z → main)
- Documented agentic approval tiers with timeline
- Provided usage examples (trigger, dry-run, live)
- Compared Phase 4 vs Phase 5A workflows
- Added approval workflow examples for patch/minor/major
**3. CLAUDE.md** — Agentic Release Governance
- Added governance rules & authorization model
- Documented approval requirements by scope
- Explained audit logging (JSON structure, retention)
- Outlined fallback procedures (Phase 4 available)
- Added key principles & workflow execution
**Week 3 Progress Summary**
- Days 1-2: ✅ Testing (9/9 tests, 6/6 security PASS)
- Days 3-4: ✅ Documentation (all 3 files updated)
- Day 5: ⏳ READY (team training + final validation)
**Related Resources**
- User Guide: docs/AGENTIC_RELEASE_USER_GUIDE.md (18+ KB)
- Admin Guide: docs/AGENTIC_RELEASE_ADMIN_GUIDE.md (22+ KB)
- Test Results: .github/agentic-workflows/TEST_RESULTS.md
- Security Review: .github/agentic-workflows/SECURITY_REVIEW.md
**Final Deliverables**
- All documentation complete & reviewed
- All references cross-linked
- User & admin guides available
- Test results documented
- Security analysis complete
- Governance rules established
- Ready for team training (Day 5)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: Project Maintenance Agent — Phase 1 & 2 Documentation
Create comprehensive project documentation for the Project Maintenance Agent initiative:
**Files Created:**
- README.md (project overview, phases, timelines, deliverables)
- PLANNING.md (detailed phase breakdown, requirements, success criteria)
- OPENSPEC.md (formal technical specification, API contracts, architecture)
**Content Summary:**
README.md (11.5 KB):
- Project overview and goals
- Phase 1 ✅ COMPLETE status (merged PR #1867)
- Phase 2 (READY TO START) with 2-week timeline
- Phase 3 (PLANNED) for team integration
- Architecture overview and design decisions
- Risk mitigation and next steps
PLANNING.md (16 KB):
- Executive summary and scope
- Phase 1 completion status with test results
- Phase 2 detailed requirements:
* Agent specification (multi-provider support)
* Three portable skills with interfaces
* Provider implementations (Claude, Copilot, OpenAI)
* Configuration files and testing strategy
- Phase 3 GitHub Actions workflows
- Success criteria and risk analysis
- Open questions and dependencies
OPENSPEC.md (18 KB):
- Formal technical specification
- Functional requirements (FR-1 through FR-5)
- Non-functional requirements (NF-1 through NF-5)
- Architecture diagrams and data flows
- Complete API specification (input/output contracts)
- Operational modes (scheduled, on-demand, integration)
- Error handling and recovery strategies
- Security specifications and injection prevention
- Testing strategy (unit, integration, e2e, provider tests)
- Configuration for different project types
- Performance requirements and deployment stages
- Success criteria and monitoring requirements
**Key Features:**
- Comprehensive Phase 2 timeline (2 weeks, ~50 hours)
- 3 portable skills specification (docs-updater, validator, sync)
- Multi-provider support (Claude, Copilot, OpenAI)
- Both proactive (nightly audit) and reactive (on-demand) modes
- Complete API contracts for integration
- Security requirements and injection prevention
- >80 code coverage target
**Related Work:**
- Phase 1 PR: #1867 (merged)
- Parent Epic: #1862
- Builds on: scripts/automation/project-docs-update.sh
**Project Status:**
- ✅ Phase 1: Scripts fixed and tested (merged)
- 🔄 Phase 2: Ready to start immediately (this documentation)
- 📋 Phase 3: Planned for week 4
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore: Add missing test:js npm script for pre-push hook
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: Add Related Issues section to project documentation
Adds proper 'Related Issues' section to project README for validator compliance.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat: ADR Agent Portability Phase 1A — Complete Configuration System
Implementation includes:
✅ Config loader skill with full API documentation
✅ Config loader implementation with inheritance support
✅ Comprehensive unit tests - 30+ test cases
✅ Configuration definitions reference
✅ Default configuration
✅ SKILL.md with project documentation
Features:
- Schema validation via JSON Schema (Draft 7)
- Two-level inheritance model (org defaults + repo overrides)
- Configuration merging with deep object support
- Detailed error handling
- Directory tree walking for config discovery
Examples for 4 contexts:
- Control-plane configuration
- Organization repository configuration
- WordPress plugin configuration
- WordPress theme configuration
Test Coverage:
- Config loading (found/not found, tree walking)
- Configuration validation (valid/invalid, schema)
- Config merging (nested objects, immutability)
- Default values and fallbacks
- Edge cases
Phase 1A Complete:
✅ JSON schema
✅ Config loader skill
✅ Configuration inheritance
✅ Examples for all 4 contexts
✅ Unit tests (>95% coverage target)
Resolves#1829 (Phase 1A)
Part of #1828 (Epic)
* feat: Reporting Agent v2 — Multi-Repository Support
- Reporting Agent v2 with automatic repo detection and context-aware templates
- Support for WordPress plugins, themes, control-plane, and platform repos
- Repository-aware templates (block audit, test coverage, template coverage, etc.)
- Automatic context detection on first use with session caching
- 4-phase implementation plan with comprehensive documentation
- Related GitHub issues: #1898 (epic), #1900-#1904 (phases)
- Fixed project linking validation for reviewer-agent-v2-2026-08
- All frontmatter fields consistent and current
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: Add gitleaks ignore comment for example curl command
Marks template example authorization header as non-sensitive to prevent
false positive detection in security scanning.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: Add Reporting Agent v2 project README
Minimal project documentation linking to Phase 2 issues and providing overview of Phase 1 completion.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor: Fix file reorganization - move markdown files to correct locations
Move misplaced phase and project documentation files to proper locations per CLAUDE.md:
- Move PHASE-2-SUMMARY.md, PHASE-3-HANDOFF.md → .github/projects/active/openspec-labels-automation-2026-08-18/
- Move PHASE_4_TEST_RESULTS.md → .github/projects/active/badges-workflow-integration-2026-08-08/
- Move PHASE_5_COMPLETION_REPORT.md, PHASE_5_HANDOFF_NOTES.md, EPIC_1670_PROJECT_SUMMARY.md → .github/projects/active/github-actions-v7-upgrade/
Operational guides remain in .github/ root as control-plane files:
- ARCHIVE_WORKFLOW_GUIDE.md
- CHANGELOG_CONTRIBUTOR_CHECKLIST.md
- CodeRabbit-Config-Spec.md
Per CLAUDE.md: Active project artefacts belong in .github/projects/active/{slug}/,
not scattered in .github/ root or nested folders.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: Phase 2.7 Release Notes — Testing Agent v2.2.0 (Day 4)
Track B Day 4: Release Notes & Documentation Complete
- Created RELEASE_NOTES_v2.2.0.md:
- What's New: Multi-framework, multi-provider architecture
- Feature highlights: 4 frameworks, 3 providers, intelligent selection
- Documentation links: USAGE, TESTING, MIGRATION guides
- Provider comparison: Claude, Copilot, OpenAI
- Quality metrics: 117+ tests, 2,100 LOC docs, zero breaking changes
- Getting started: 3 usage examples
- Backward compatibility: 100% compatible with v2.1
- Phase 2 completion summary
- Support & next steps
Track B COMPLETE ✅
✅ AGENT.md v2.2.0 (Day 1)
✅ USAGE_GUIDE.md 1000+ LOC (Day 1)
✅ TESTING_GUIDE.md 800+ LOC (Day 2)
✅ MIGRATION_GUIDE.md 300+ LOC (Day 3)
✅ RELEASE_NOTES_v2.2.0.md (Day 4)
= Phase 2.7 COMPLETE & PRODUCTION-READY
Phase 2 Summary:
✅ Phase 2.4: Framework Skills (4 frameworks)
✅ Phase 2.5: Implementation Guides (5 guides)
✅ Phase 2.6: Provider Configs (3 providers, 105+ tests, 12 integration tests)
✅ Phase 2.7: Release Docs (2,100+ LOC, zero breaking changes)
Ready for Day 5: Final release & v2.2.0 tagging
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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