docs: fix Stage 3 job name — Execution → SafeOutputs across all docs

AGENTS.md

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Every compiled pipeline runs as three sequential jobs:
    acting directly.
 2. **Detection (Stage 2)** — a separate agent inspects Stage 1's proposals for
    prompt injection, secret leaks, and other threats.
-3. **Execution (Stage 3)** — a non-agent executor applies approved safe outputs
+3. **SafeOutputs (Stage 3)** — a non-agent executor applies approved safe outputs
    using a write-capable ADO token that the agent never sees.
 
 ### Architecture

README.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ DevOps pipeline with three jobs:
 
 ```
 ┌────────────────────────┐     ┌──────────────────────┐     ┌───────────────────────┐
-│  Agent                 │────▶│  Detection           │────▶│  Execution            │
+│  Agent                 │────▶│  Detection           │────▶│  SafeOutputs          │
 │  (Stage 1 — Agent)     │     │  (Stage 2 — Threats) │     │  (Stage 3 — Executor) │
 │                        │     │                      │     │                       │
 │  • Runs inside AWF     │     │  • Reviews proposed  │     │  • Creates PRs        │
@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ project. To maintain security isolation between the agent and the executor,
 
 The agent runs in a network-isolated sandbox (AWF) with only the read token.
 Even if the agent were compromised or prompt-injected, it cannot perform write
-operations. Write actions are only executed in Stage 3 (`Execution`)
+operations. Write actions are only executed in Stage 3 (`SafeOutputs`)
 after threat analysis, using a completely separate token that the agent never
 sees.
 

docs/targets.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ The `target` field in the front matter determines the output format and executio
 ### `standalone` (default)
 
 Generates a self-contained Azure DevOps pipeline with:
-- Full 3-job pipeline: `Agent` → `Detection` → `Execution`
+- Full 3-job pipeline: `Agent` → `Detection` → `SafeOutputs`
 - AWF (Agentic Workflow Firewall) L7 domain whitelisting via Squid proxy + Docker
 - MCP Gateway (MCPG) for MCP routing with SafeOutputs HTTP backend
 - Setup/teardown job support
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ This is the recommended target for maximum flexibility and security controls.
 Generates a pipeline that extends the 1ES Unofficial Pipeline Template:
 - Uses `templateContext.type: buildJob` with Copilot CLI + AWF + MCPG (same execution model as standalone)
 - Integrates with 1ES SDL scanning and compliance tools
-- Full 3-job pipeline: Agent → Detection → Execution
+- Full 3-job pipeline: Agent → Detection → SafeOutputs
 - Requires 1ES Pipeline Templates repository access
 
 Example:
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ Generates a **job-level ADO YAML template** with `jobs:` at root. This is a
 reusable template that can be included in an existing pipeline — it does not
 generate a complete pipeline.
 
-The output contains the same 3-job chain (Agent → Detection → Execution) as
+The output contains the same 3-job chain (Agent → Detection → SafeOutputs) as
 `standalone`, with:
 - Job names prefixed with the agent name for uniqueness (e.g., `DailyReview_Agent`)
 - No triggers, pipeline name, or resource declarations (the parent pipeline owns those)

docs/template-markers.md

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ Examples of fuzzy schedule → cron conversion:
 
 Should be replaced with the `checkout: self` step. This generates a simple checkout of the triggering branch.
 
-All checkout steps across all jobs (Agent, Detection, Execution, Setup, Teardown) use this marker.
+All checkout steps across all jobs (Agent, Detection, SafeOutputs, Setup, Teardown) use this marker.
 
 ## {{ checkout_repositories }}
 Should be replaced with checkout steps for additional repositories the agent will work with. The behavior depends on the `repos:` front-matter field (each entry's `checkout:` flag, which defaults to `true`):
@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ If `setup` is empty, this is replaced with an empty string.
 ## {{ teardown_job }}
 
 Generates a separate teardown job YAML if `teardown` contains steps. The job:
-- Runs after `Execution` (depends on it)
+- Runs after `SafeOutputs` (depends on it)
 - Uses the same pool as the main agentic task
 - Includes a checkout of self
 - Display name: `Teardown`
@@ -432,7 +432,7 @@ If `permissions.read` is not configured, this marker is replaced with an empty s
 
 ## {{ acquire_write_token }}
 
-Generates an `AzureCLI@2` step that acquires a write-capable ADO-scoped access token from the ARM service connection specified in `permissions.write`. This token is used only by the executor in Stage 3 (`Execution` job) and is never exposed to the agent.
+Generates an `AzureCLI@2` step that acquires a write-capable ADO-scoped access token from the ARM service connection specified in `permissions.write`. This token is used only by the executor in Stage 3 (`SafeOutputs` job) and is never exposed to the agent.
 
 The step:
 - Uses the ARM service connection from `permissions.write`
@@ -525,7 +525,7 @@ jobs:
   - job: DailyCodeReview_Agent
   - job: DailyCodeReview_Detection
     dependsOn: DailyCodeReview_Agent
-  - job: DailyCodeReview_Execution
+  - job: DailyCodeReview_SafeOutputs
     dependsOn: [DailyCodeReview_Agent, DailyCodeReview_Detection]
 ```
 

prompts/create-ado-agentic-workflow.md

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ Produce a single `.md` file containing two parts:
 The `ado-aw` compiler turns this into a three-job Azure DevOps pipeline:
 
 ```
-Agent             →  Detection          →  Execution
+Agent             →  Detection          →  SafeOutputs
 (Stage 1: Agent)     (Stage 2: Threat       (Stage 3: Executor)
                       analysis)
 ```
@@ -409,7 +409,7 @@ setup:             # Separate job BEFORE Agent
   - bash: echo "Provisioning resources..."
     displayName: "Setup"
 
-teardown:          # Separate job AFTER Execution
+teardown:          # Separate job AFTER SafeOutputs
   - bash: echo "Cleanup..."
     displayName: "Teardown"
 ```

prompts/debug-ado-agentic-workflow.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ If the Azure DevOps `pipelines` MCP toolset (`@azure-devops/mcp`) is configured
 Every `ado-aw` pipeline compiles into a three-job Azure DevOps pipeline:
 
 ```
-Agent             →  Detection          →  Execution
+Agent             →  Detection          →  SafeOutputs
 (Stage 1: Agent)     (Stage 2: Threat       (Stage 3: Executor)
                        Analysis)
 ```
@@ -29,11 +29,11 @@ Agent             →  Detection          →  Execution
 |-----|---------|-------|-------------|
 | **Agent** | Runs the AI agent inside an AWF network sandbox (Squid proxy + Docker). Agent proposes actions via safe-output MCP tools. | Read-only (`permissions.read`) | Network-isolated via AWF |
 | **Detection** | Threat analysis on proposed safe outputs — checks for prompt injection, secret leaks, malicious patches. | None | Standard ADO agent |
-| **Execution** | Executes approved safe outputs (create PRs, work items, wiki pages, etc.) | Write (`permissions.write`) | Standard ADO agent |
+| **SafeOutputs** | Executes approved safe outputs (create PRs, work items, wiki pages, etc.) | Write (`permissions.write`) | Standard ADO agent |
 
 Additional optional jobs:
 - **Setup** — runs before `Agent` (from `setup:` front matter)
-- **Teardown** — runs after `Execution` (from `teardown:` front matter)
+- **Teardown** — runs after `SafeOutputs` (from `teardown:` front matter)
 
 ---
 
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ You need minimal context from the user:
 - **If multiple recent failed builds exist** → list them and ask the user which one to investigate. Prefer the most recent failure on the default branch unless the user specifies otherwise.
 
 **If you don't have ADO MCP pipeline tools**, also ask the user for:
-- Which job failed (Agent, Detection, Execution, Setup, Teardown)
+- Which job failed (Agent, Detection, SafeOutputs, Setup, Teardown)
 - Error messages or log snippets from the failing step
 - The agent source `.md` file (or path) and the compiled `.lock.yml` (or path)
 
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ Map the failing timeline record to one of these categories:
 | `Agent` — MCPG/MCP steps | Tool routing failure | [MCPG Issues](#mcp-gateway-mcpg-issues) |
 | `Agent` — engine/run step | Agent runtime failure | [Stage 1: Agent Failures](#stage-1-agent-failures) |
 | `Detection` | Threat analysis issue | [Stage 2: Detection Failures](#stage-2-detection-failures) |
-| `Execution` | Safe output execution issue | [Stage 3: Execution Failures](#stage-3-execution-failures) |
+| `SafeOutputs` | Safe output execution issue | [Stage 3: SafeOutputs Failures](#stage-3-safeoutputs-failures) |
 | `Teardown` | Post-execution failure | [Setup/Teardown Failures](#setupteardown-failures) |
 | Pipeline queued/cancelled | Resource/authorization issue | [Common Cross-Stage Issues](#common-cross-stage-issues) |
 
@@ -309,7 +309,7 @@ If genuinely a false positive, adjust the agent's instructions to produce output
 
 ### No Safe Outputs Produced
 
-**Symptoms**: `Detection` succeeds but `Execution` has nothing to do. The agent completed without producing any mutations.
+**Symptoms**: `Detection` succeeds but `SafeOutputs` has nothing to do. The agent completed without producing any mutations.
 
 **Common causes**:
 
@@ -320,7 +320,7 @@ If genuinely a false positive, adjust the agent's instructions to produce output
 
 ---
 
-## Stage 3: Execution Failures
+## Stage 3: SafeOutputs Failures
 
 This job executes the approved safe outputs using the write token. Failures here are usually ADO API errors or validation issues.
 
@@ -390,7 +390,7 @@ This job executes the approved safe outputs using the write token. Failures here
 
 ## Setup/Teardown Failures
 
-**Setup** runs before `Agent`; **Teardown** runs after `Execution`.
+**Setup** runs before `Agent`; **Teardown** runs after `SafeOutputs`.
 
 - These use the same pool as the main agentic task — check `pool:` configuration
 - They include a `checkout: self` step — check that the repository is accessible
@@ -488,7 +488,7 @@ If downloads fail:
 
 ## Analysis
 
-- **Stage classification**: Stage 1 (Agent) / Stage 2 (Detection) / Stage 3 (Execution) / Setup / Teardown / Cross-stage
+- **Stage classification**: Stage 1 (Agent) / Stage 2 (Detection) / Stage 3 (SafeOutputs) / Setup / Teardown / Cross-stage
 - **Why this stage failed**: <detailed explanation>
 
 ## Root Cause

prompts/update-ado-agentic-workflow.md

@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ setup:               # Separate job BEFORE Agent
   - bash: echo "Provisioning..."
     displayName: "Setup"
 
-teardown:            # Separate job AFTER Execution
+teardown:            # Separate job AFTER SafeOutputs
   - bash: echo "Cleanup..."
     displayName: "Teardown"
 ```