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Change control for this repo. Classify a change (docs-only, investigation-only, code, plugin content, hook, workflow, ADR governance), map each class to the gates it triggers, and hold the non-negotiables with the incident behind each rule. Use when you say `classify this change`

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Change control for this repo. Classify a change (docs-only, investigation-only, code, plugin content, hook, workflow, ADR governance), map each class to the gates it triggers, and hold the non-negotiables with the incident behind each rule. Use when you say `classify this change`, `what gates does this change trigger`, `which rules are non-negotiable`. Do NOT use for producing test evidence (use `ai-agents-validation-and-qa`) or incident history (use `ai-agents-failure-archaeology`).

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AI Agents Change Control

How a change moves through this repository, and the rules that never bend. This repo runs verification-based enforcement. Evidence may live in the transcript, pull request, per-issue handoff, Serena memory, or an optional session log.

Jargon used once: a "gate" is an automated check that blocks progress (commit, push, or merge) until satisfied. A "drift gate" compares generated output trees against their canonical sources. A "canonical source" is the single tree you are allowed to edit; everything generated from it is read-only output.

Triggers

  • classify this change
  • what gates does this change trigger
  • which rules are non-negotiable
  • why does this gate exist

Process

Phase 1: Classify the change

Every change belongs to at least one class. A mixed change inherits the union of all its classes' obligations. Classify against the working tree, not against your intent: one staged file in a stricter class pulls the whole change up.

ClassYou touchedMarker or obligation
Docs-onlyMarkdown prose only; no code, no generated treesQA evidence row SKIPPED: docs-only (case-insensitive; ADR-034 cites it as the pre-existing pattern)
Investigation-onlyNothing outside the ADR-034 allowlist (below)QA evidence row SKIPPED: investigation-only
CodePython, scripts, tests, libsFull QA evidence per .agents/governance/TESTING-RIGOR.md; see ai-agents-validation-and-qa
Plugin contentAnything under .claude/, src/claude/, or src/copilot-cli/No manifest edit. The .claude-plugin/plugin.json files carry no version; Claude Code resolves freshness from the commit SHA (ADR-092)
Git hook configurationlefthook.ymlNamed-job validation and relevant validator tests
Claude lifecycle hook.claude/hooks/**, hook generatorsDual-registration sync; runtime-contract tests; scripts/validation/validate_hook_anchoring.py
Workflow.github/workflows/*.ymlNo logic in YAML (ADR-006); SHA-pinned actions; run changed workflows before push (AGENTS.md Always list)
ADR / governanceAny ADR-*.md create or editFires the adr-review debate gate (AGENTS.md "ADR Review": full panel only for executable enforcement or a rule other gates read, else a reduced panel; the debate log is required either way); governance changes need human approval plus an ADR

The OPERATIVE investigation-only allowlist is the enforcement module scripts/modules/investigation_allowlist.py (docstring: "Single source of truth for investigation artifact path patterns"; consumed by validate_session_json.py, the session skill, and validate_investigation_claims.py). It allows 8 patterns as of 2026-07-30 (display form from get_investigation_allowlist_display()):

  • .project-toolkit/sessions/ (session logs)
  • .project-toolkit/analysis/ (investigation outputs)
  • .project-toolkit/retrospective/ (learnings)
  • .serena/memories/ (cross-session context)
  • .project-toolkit/security/ (security assessments)
  • .project-toolkit/memory/ (memory artifacts)
  • .project-toolkit/architecture/REVIEW-* (review artifacts)
  • .project-toolkit/critique/ (critique outputs)

Former divergence, now closed: the ADR-034 text (.project-toolkit/architecture/ADR-034-investigation-session-qa-exemption.md:78-87) once listed only the first 5 paths, and #2958 reconciled it to the same 8 the module enforces. The code list is still what the gate enforces, so re-check the module rather than the ADR when they disagree.

One staged file outside the enforced list voids the exemption. The session then needs real QA evidence, or you split the work into two sessions.

Special case, generated trees. src/vs-code-agents/ and src/copilot-cli/agents/ are generated from templates/agents/*.shared.md. The .github/instructions/ tree and most of src/copilot-cli/ are generated from .claude/ sources. Never hand-edit a generated tree; edit the canonical source and regenerate (the operating procedure lives in ai-agents-generation-and-release, the seam rationale in ai-agents-architecture-contract). The generator enforces one direction itself: assert_no_claude_writes (build/scripts/build_all.py:888) diffs the .claude/ tree before and after the run, and any generator write there prints REQ-003-010 VIOLATION and exits 2 (lines 2229 to 2230 of the same file). ADR-108 carves out exactly one class, the template-owned skill files under .claude/skills/, which reach the guard as an allowlist. History note: on 2025-12-15 an agent "fixed" a drift failure by editing the canonical source to match the generated output; the commit was reverted. Drift output shows difference, not direction. Always ask which side is canonical before touching either.

Phase 2: Map the class to its triggered gates
ClassExtra gates it triggers
Docs-onlyScoped markdownlint on changed files; dash prohibition
Investigation-onlyStaged-file allowlist check in the pre-commit QA validator (ADR-034)
CodeFull test rigor: positive, negative, edge, branch coverage, mocked I/O; coverage floors 100 security / 80 business / 60 docs (AGENTS.md Standards)
Plugin contentVersion-field gate at two layers: pre_pr.py wrapping build/scripts/validate_plugin_version_bump.py at pre-push, CI .github/workflows/validate-plugin-version-bump.yml
HookAnchoring validator; runtime-contract tests (tests/build_scripts/test_generate_hooks_runtime_contract.py); keep .claude/settings.json and .claude/hooks/hooks.json in sync by hand
WorkflowSHA-pin validation; yamllint style; local workflow run gate in pre-push (SKIP_WORKFLOW_LOCAL_TEST escape exists for unrunnable workflows; semantics in ai-agents-config-catalog)
ADR / governanceadr-review debate to consensus; blocking git_hook_policy.py adr-review Lefthook job
Any canonical-source editDrift gates: uv run python build/generate_agents.py --validate and uv run python build/scripts/build_all.py --check; CI mirrors in agent-drift-detection.yml and drift-detection.yml

There is no commit-message bypass for the agent drift gate. An intentional divergence between a generated agent file and its template goes in drift-allowlist.json (under the governance directory) as an entry with an exact repo-relative path and a non-empty reason. generate_agents.py --validate prints each allowed divergence with its reason and rejects an entry missing either field (exit 2). CODEOWNERS names the allowlist, so the entry needs the owner's approval in the PR that adds it. A global bypass reads as the session 1187 escape-hatch abuse pattern (told in references/incident-history.md).

Phase 3: Run the gates, local to CI

The gate ladder runs in feedback-cost order: pre-commit beats CI beats code review beats documentation, so catch violations at rung 1 (uv run python scripts/validation/pre_pr.py, --quick skips slow checks), not rung 4 (CI round-trip plus reviewer attention). Local hooks fire only after Lefthook is installed: uv run --frozen lefthook install --reset-hooks-path, then verify with uv run --frozen lefthook check-install. No hook measures commit or file count anymore (ADR-100 deleted the last advisory, issue #5241); scope markdownlint to changed files only.

The full four-rung ladder (shift-left runner, pre-commit, pre-push, CI required checks with their exact commands and exit codes) and the PR #908 story behind the now-deleted commit-discipline caps are in references/gate-ladder.md. Consult it before your first push in a session.

Phase 4: Hold the non-negotiables

Check this table before any push. The incident column is the answer to "why"; do not re-litigate settled incidents in PR threads (deep history lives in ai-agents-failure-archaeology). If you believe you have new evidence against a rule, propose an ADR, which itself fires adr-review.

RuleEnforcement mechanismIncident / rationale
No new bash scripts; Python for all new scriptsReview + .claude/rules/universal.md SHOULD 3 ("MUST NOT create new bash scripts")ADR-042 (Accepted)
No logic in YAML workflowsADR-006 + .claude/rules/universal.md MUST NOT 3Workflow YAML cannot be tested locally. Amendment 2026-04-28 allows pure config-data YAML under 7 conditions in templates/platforms/ and build/ only; run: block logic stays banned
No em or en dashes in authored textvalidate_dash_prohibition (scripts/validation/checks_dash.py via pre_pr.py) + dash-guard hook; tests/hooks/fixtures/ exempt.claude/rules/universal.md MUST NOT 4: bot reviewers open one or more threads per dash, every PR (Issue #1923)
SHA-pin all GitHub ActionsPre-commit hook + workflow validation (.agents/governance/PROJECT-CONSTRAINTS.md:180, SHA-pinned)Tags are mutable, so pinning blocks supply-chain tag-moving. Operative rule: pin everything unless a human explicitly approves the GP-006 first-party actions/* tag allowance, and disclose the tension in your PR description when you hit it. Fuller writeup in references/incident-history.md
Generated and released hook artifacts fail closed and loud (ADR-066 D1, ADR-071). Historical carve-out, now moot: the push guards failed open on infrastructure errors by design; the whole family (push_guard_base.py and every guard built on it) was deleted under ADR-084 (issue #5154), so no live guard claims this exception. Repo-wide audit tracked in #2271. Per-family table: ai-agents-architecture-contract Phase 3validate_hook_anchoring.py, runtime-contract tests, named Lefthook jobs, and CI enforcement#2205 customer wedge; policy reversal in the incident history
No version field in any plugin manifest or marketplace entrypre_pr.py + validate-plugin-version-bump.ymlADR-092: the field pins freshness to a hand-bumped string and conflicts across every concurrent PR (issue #4080 measured 14 of 22)
Block-style YAML arrays only in frontmatter.agents/governance/PROJECT-CONSTRAINTS.md:188 (ADR-040 Amendment)Copilot CLI frontmatter parser fails on CRLF and related formatting: github/copilot-cli#694, cited at PROJECT-CONSTRAINTS.md:220; ADR-044
Memory-first: retrieval precedes reasoningAGENTS.md Retrieval section; session-start gatesADR-007: Serena memories are canonical; the supplementary tier it describes was decommissioned in #5574, so Serena is the only backend. Search before building; do not re-derive settled decisions
"Matches/mirrors" claims must quote the canonical source verbatim.claude/rules/canonical-source-mirror.md; heuristic citation check in pre_pr.pyFM-9 confident-incorrectness; PR #1887 in the incident history
No silent defaultsFM-10 detection table (`.agents/go
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name: ai-agents-change-control
description: Change control for this repo. Classify a change (docs-only, investigation-only, code, plugin content, hook, workflow, ADR governance), map each class to the gates it triggers, and hold the non-negotiables with the incident behind each rule. Use when you say `classify this change`, `what gates does this change trigger`, `which rules are non-negotiable`. Do NOT use for producing test evidence (use `ai-agents-validation-and-qa`) or incident history (use `ai-agents-failure-archaeology`).
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# AI Agents Change Control

<!-- vendor-portability: contributor-facing knowledge pack for the rjmurillo/ai-agents repo itself; intentionally references upstream paths (.agents/, .claude/, scripts/, build/) because its audience is repo contributors, not plugin consumers (issue #2050) -->
How a change moves through this repository, and the rules that never bend. This
repo runs verification-based enforcement. Evidence may live in the transcript,
pull request, per-issue handoff, Serena memory, or an optional session log.

Jargon used once: a "gate" is an automated check that blocks progress (commit, push, or merge) until satisfied. A "drift gate" compares generated output trees against their canonical sources. A "canonical source" is the single tree you are allowed to edit; everything generated from it is read-only output.

## Triggers

- `classify this change`
- `what gates does this change trigger`
- `which rules are non-negotiable`
- `why does this gate exist`

## Process

### Phase 1: Classify the change

Every change belongs to at least one class. A mixed change inherits the union of all its classes' obligations. Classify against the working tree, not against your intent: one staged file in a stricter class pulls the whole change up.

| Class | You touched | Marker or obligation |
|-------|-------------|----------------------|
| Docs-only | Markdown prose only; no code, no generated trees | QA evidence row `SKIPPED: docs-only` (case-insensitive; ADR-034 cites it as the pre-existing pattern) |
| Investigation-only | Nothing outside the ADR-034 allowlist (below) | QA evidence row `SKIPPED: investigation-only` |
| Code | Python, scripts, tests, libs | Full QA evidence per `.agents/governance/TESTING-RIGOR.md`; see `ai-agents-validation-and-qa` |
| Plugin content | Anything under `.claude/`, `src/claude/`, or `src/copilot-cli/` | No manifest edit. The `.claude-plugin/plugin.json` files carry no `version`; Claude Code resolves freshness from the commit SHA (ADR-092) |
| Git hook configuration | `lefthook.yml` | Named-job validation and relevant validator tests |
| Claude lifecycle hook | `.claude/hooks/**`, hook generators | Dual-registration sync; runtime-contract tests; `scripts/validation/validate_hook_anchoring.py` |
| Workflow | `.github/workflows/*.yml` | No logic in YAML (ADR-006); SHA-pinned actions; run changed workflows before push (AGENTS.md Always list) |
| ADR / governance | Any `ADR-*.md` create or edit | Fires the `adr-review` debate gate (AGENTS.md "ADR Review": full panel only for executable enforcement or a rule other gates read, else a reduced panel; the debate log is required either way); governance changes need human approval plus an ADR |

The OPERATIVE investigation-only allowlist is the enforcement module `scripts/modules/investigation_allowlist.py` (docstring: "Single source of truth for investigation artifact path patterns"; consumed by `validate_session_json.py`, the session skill, and `validate_investigation_claims.py`). It allows 8 patterns as of 2026-07-30 (display form from `get_investigation_allowlist_display()`):

- `.project-toolkit/sessions/` (session logs)
- `.project-toolkit/analysis/` (investigation outputs)
- `.project-toolkit/retrospective/` (learnings)
- `.serena/memories/` (cross-session context)
- `.project-toolkit/security/` (security assessments)
- `.project-toolkit/memory/` (memory artifacts)
- `.project-toolkit/architecture/REVIEW-*` (review artifacts)
- `.project-toolkit/critique/` (critique outputs)

Former divergence, now closed: the ADR-034 text (`.project-toolkit/architecture/ADR-034-investigation-session-qa-exemption.md:78-87`) once listed only the first 5 paths, and #2958 reconciled it to the same 8 the module enforces. The code list is still what the gate enforces, so re-check the module rather than the ADR when they disagree.

One staged file outside the enforced list voids the exemption. The session then needs real QA evidence, or you split the work into two sessions.

Special case, generated trees. `src/vs-code-agents/` and `src/copilot-cli/agents/` are generated from `templates/agents/*.shared.md`. The `.github/instructions/` tree and most of `src/copilot-cli/` are generated from `.claude/` sources. Never hand-edit a generated tree; edit the canonical source and regenerate (the operating procedure lives in `ai-agents-generation-and-release`, the seam rationale in `ai-agents-architecture-contract`). The generator enforces one direction itself: `assert_no_claude_writes` (`build/scripts/build_all.py:888`) diffs the `.claude/` tree before and after the run, and any generator write there prints `REQ-003-010 VIOLATION` and exits 2 (lines 2229 to 2230 of the same file). ADR-108 carves out exactly one class, the template-owned skill files under `.claude/skills/`, which reach the guard as an allowlist. History note: on 2025-12-15 an agent "fixed" a drift failure by editing the canonical source to match the generated output; the commit was reverted. Drift output shows difference, not direction. Always ask which side is canonical before touching either.

### Phase 2: Map the class to its triggered gates

| Class | Extra gates it triggers |
|-------|-------------------------|
| Docs-only | Scoped markdownlint on changed files; dash prohibition |
| Investigation-only | Staged-file allowlist check in the pre-commit QA validator (ADR-034) |
| Code | Full test rigor: positive, negative, edge, branch coverage, mocked I/O; coverage floors 100 security / 80 business / 60 docs (AGENTS.md Standards) |
| Plugin content | Version-field gate at two layers: `pre_pr.py` wrapping `build/scripts/validate_plugin_version_bump.py` at pre-push, CI `.github/workflows/validate-plugin-version-bump.yml` |
| Hook | Anchoring validator; runtime-contract tests (`tests/build_scripts/test_generate_hooks_runtime_contract.py`); keep `.claude/settings.json` and `.claude/hooks/hooks.json` in sync by hand |
| Workflow | SHA-pin validation; yamllint style; local workflow run gate in pre-push (`SKIP_WORKFLOW_LOCAL_TEST` escape exists for unrunnable workflows; semantics in `ai-agents-config-catalog`) |
| ADR / governance | `adr-review` debate to consensus; blocking `git_hook_policy.py adr-review` Lefthook job |
| Any canonical-source edit | Drift gates: `uv run python build/generate_agents.py --validate` and `uv run python build/scripts/build_all.py --check`; CI mirrors in `agent-drift-detection.yml` and `drift-detection.yml` |

There is no commit-message bypass for the agent drift gate. An intentional divergence between a generated agent file and its template goes in `drift-allowlist.json` (under the governance directory) as an entry with an exact repo-relative `path` and a non-empty `reason`. `generate_agents.py --validate` prints each allowed divergence with its reason and rejects an entry missing either field (exit 2). CODEOWNERS names the allowlist, so the entry needs the owner's approval in the PR that adds it. A global bypass reads as the session 1187 escape-hatch abuse pattern (told in `references/incident-history.md`).

### Phase 3: Run the gates, local to CI

The gate ladder runs in feedback-cost order: pre-commit beats CI beats code review beats documentation, so catch violations at rung 1 (`uv run python scripts/validation/pre_pr.py`, `--quick` skips slow checks), not rung 4 (CI round-trip plus reviewer attention). Local hooks fire only after Lefthook is installed: `uv run --frozen lefthook install --reset-hooks-path`, then verify with `uv run --frozen lefthook check-install`. No hook measures commit or file count anymore (ADR-100 deleted the last advisory, issue #5241); scope markdownlint to changed files only.

The full four-rung ladder (shift-left runner, pre-commit, pre-push, CI required checks with their exact commands and exit codes) and the PR #908 story behind the now-deleted commit-discipline caps are in `references/gate-ladder.md`. Consult it before your first push in a session.

### Phase 4: Hold the non-negotiables

Check this table before any push. The incident column is the answer to "why"; do not re-litigate settled incidents in PR threads (deep history lives in `ai-agents-failure-archaeology`). If you believe you have new evidence against a rule, propose an ADR, which itself fires `adr-review`.

| Rule | Enforcement mechanism | Incident / rationale |
|------|----------------------|----------------------|
| No new bash scripts; Python for all new scripts | Review + `.claude/rules/universal.md` SHOULD 3 ("MUST NOT create new bash scripts") | ADR-042 (Accepted) |
| No logic in YAML workflows | ADR-006 + `.claude/rules/universal.md` MUST NOT 3 | Workflow YAML cannot be tested locally. Amendment 2026-04-28 allows pure config-data YAML under 7 conditions in `templates/platforms/` and `build/` only; `run:` block logic stays banned |
| No em or en dashes in authored text | `validate_dash_prohibition` (`scripts/validation/checks_dash.py` via `pre_pr.py`) + dash-guard hook; `tests/hooks/fixtures/` exempt | `.claude/rules/universal.md` MUST NOT 4: bot reviewers open one or more threads per dash, every PR (Issue #1923) |
| SHA-pin all GitHub Actions | Pre-commit hook + workflow validation (`.agents/governance/PROJECT-CONSTRAINTS.md:180`, `SHA-pinned`) | Tags are mutable, so pinning blocks supply-chain tag-moving. Operative rule: pin everything unless a human explicitly approves the GP-006 first-party `actions/*` tag allowance, and disclose the tension in your PR description when you hit it. Fuller writeup in `references/incident-history.md` |
| Generated and released hook artifacts fail closed and loud (ADR-066 D1, ADR-071). Historical carve-out, now moot: the push guards failed open on infrastructure errors by design; the whole family (`push_guard_base.py` and every guard built on it) was deleted under ADR-084 (issue #5154), so no live guard claims this exception. Repo-wide audit tracked in #2271. Per-family table: `ai-agents-architecture-contract` Phase 3 | `validate_hook_anchoring.py`, runtime-contract tests, named Lefthook jobs, and CI enforcement | #2205 customer wedge; policy reversal in the incident history |
| No `version` field in any plugin manifest or marketplace entry | `pre_pr.py` + `validate-plugin-version-bump.yml` | ADR-092: the field pins freshness to a hand-bumped string and conflicts across every concurrent PR (issue #4080 measured 14 of 22) |
| Block-style YAML arrays only in frontmatter | `.agents/governance/PROJECT-CONSTRAINTS.md:188` (`ADR-040 Amendment`) | Copilot CLI frontmatter parser fails on CRLF and related formatting: github/copilot-cli#694, cited at PROJECT-CONSTRAINTS.md:220; ADR-044 |
| Memory-first: retrieval precedes reasoning | AGENTS.md Retrieval section; session-start gates | ADR-007: Serena memories are canonical; the supplementary tier it describes was decommissioned in #5574, so Serena is the only backend. Search before building; do not re-derive settled decisions |
| "Matches/mirrors" claims must quote the canonical source verbatim | `.claude/rules/canonical-source-mirror.md`; heuristic citation check in `pre_pr.py` | FM-9 confident-incorrectness; PR #1887 in the incident history |
| No silent defaults | FM-10 detection table (`.agents/go

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