From e71d79a3d86045464eec3f04231379e534af25ea Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Don Syme Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2025 20:28:39 +0100 Subject: [PATCH 1/2] rejig docs --- README.md | 6 +- REFERENCE.md | 965 ----------------------------------------- docs/pr-feature.md | 70 --- pkg/cli/commands.go | 2 +- pkg/cli/inspect_mcp.go | 2 +- 5 files changed, 5 insertions(+), 1040 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 REFERENCE.md delete mode 100644 docs/pr-feature.md diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index fddc5aedab..628ba9f8ac 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ Analyze issue #${{ github.event.issue.number }} and help with triage: Keep responses concise and helpful. ``` -> **💡 Learn more**: For a complete list of frontmatter options and workflow configuration details, see [REFERENCE.md](REFERENCE.md). +> **💡 Learn more**: For complete workflow configuration details, see the [Documentation](docs/index.md) ## 📖 Deep Dive @@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ This ensures that GitHub properly recognizes these files as generated code, whic The `.gitattributes` file is automatically managed - you don't need to create or maintain it manually. -> **📚 Workflow commands**: See [REFERENCE.md](REFERENCE.md) for complete workflow management commands including `list`, `status`, `enable`, `disable`, and more. +> **📚 Workflow commands**: See [Commands Documentation](docs/commands.md) for complete workflow management commands including `list`, `status`, `enable`, `disable`, and more. ### Configuring the agentic processor @@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ This repository is for demonstration purposes and the workflows are not intended ⚠️⚠️ If you specify the access for any permissions, all of those that are not specified are set to none. -> **🔧 Advanced configuration**: For detailed information about permissions, tools, secrets, and all frontmatter options, see [REFERENCE.md](REFERENCE.md). +> **🔧 Advanced configuration**: For detailed information about permissions, tools, secrets, and all configuration options, see the [Documentation](docs/index.md) ## 🔗 Related Projects diff --git a/REFERENCE.md b/REFERENCE.md deleted file mode 100644 index d5e2a42c44..0000000000 --- a/REFERENCE.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,965 +0,0 @@ -## 📖 Reference - -### 🛠️ Workflow Management - -```bash -# List all available natural language action workflows -gh aw list - -# List installed workflow packages -gh aw list --packages - -# Create a new workflow from template -gh aw new my-workflow - -# Create a new workflow with force overwrite -gh aw new issue-handler --force - -# Add a new workflow from a sample -gh aw add samples/weekly-research.md -r githubnext/agentics - -# Compile existing workflows after modifying the markdown file -gh aw compile - -# Compile workflows with verbose output -gh aw compile --verbose - -# Compile workflows and generate auto-compile workflow for automatic compilation -gh aw compile --auto-compile - -# Compile workflows with both verbose output and auto-compile workflow generation -gh aw compile --verbose --auto-compile - -# Watch for changes and automatically recompile workflows -gh aw compile --watch - -# Watch with verbose output for development -gh aw compile --watch --verbose - -# Watch with auto-compile workflow generation -gh aw compile --watch --auto-compile --verbose - -# Remove a workflow -gh aw remove WorkflowName - -# Run a workflow immediately -gh aw run WorkflowName - -# Show status of all natural language action workflows -gh aw status - -# Show status of workflows matching a pattern -gh aw status WorkflowPrefix -gh aw status path/to/workflow.lock.yml - -# Disable all natural language action workflows -gh aw disable - -# Disable workflows matching a pattern -gh aw disable WorkflowPrefix -gh aw disable path/to/workflow.lock.yml - -# Enable all natural language action workflows -gh aw enable - -# Enable workflows matching a pattern -gh aw enable WorkflowPrefix -gh aw enable path/to/workflow.lock.yml - -# Download and analyze workflow logs -gh aw logs - -# Download logs for specific workflow -gh aw logs weekly-research - -# Download last 10 runs with date filtering -gh aw logs -c 10 --start-date 2024-01-01 --end-date 2024-01-31 - -# Download logs to custom directory -gh aw logs -o ./my-logs - -# Inspect MCP servers in workflows -gh aw inspect - -# Inspect MCP servers in a specific workflow -gh aw inspect weekly-research - -# Inspect only specific MCP servers -gh aw inspect weekly-research --server repo-mind - -# Verbose inspection with connection details -gh aw inspect weekly-research -v - -# Launch the official MCP inspector tool -gh aw inspect weekly-research --inspector -``` - -### 🔍 MCP Server Inspection - -The `inspect` command allows you to analyze and troubleshoot Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers configured in your workflows. This command connects to MCP servers, validates configurations, and displays available tools, resources, and capabilities. - -```bash -# List all workflows that contain MCP server configurations -gh aw inspect - -# Inspect all MCP servers in a specific workflow -gh aw inspect workflow-name - -# Filter inspection to specific servers by name -gh aw inspect workflow-name --server server-name - -# Enable verbose output with connection details -gh aw inspect workflow-name --verbose - -# Launch the official @modelcontextprotocol/inspector web interface -gh aw inspect workflow-name --inspector -``` - -**Features:** -- **Server Discovery**: Automatically finds and lists workflows with MCP configurations -- **Connection Testing**: Validates that MCP servers can be reached and authenticated -- **Capability Inspection**: Lists available tools, resources, and roots from each server -- **Permission Analysis**: Shows which tools are allowed/blocked based on workflow configuration -- **Multi-Protocol Support**: Works with stdio, Docker container, and HTTP MCP servers -- **Secret Validation**: Checks that required environment variables and tokens are available -- **Web Inspector Integration**: Launches the official MCP inspector tool for interactive debugging - -**Supported MCP Server Types:** -- **Stdio**: Direct command execution (`command` + `args`) -- **Docker**: Containerized servers (`container` field) -- **HTTP**: Remote MCP servers accessible via URL - -### 🔄 Auto-Compile Workflow Management - -The `--auto-compile` flag enables automatic compilation of agentic workflows when markdown files change. - -```bash -# Generate auto-compile workflow that triggers on markdown file changes -gh aw compile --auto-compile - -# Auto-compile workflow features: -# - Triggers when .github/workflows/*.md files are modified -# - Automatically compiles markdown files to .lock.yml files -# - Commits and pushes the compiled workflow files -# - Uses locally built gh-aw extension for development workflows -``` - -### 👀 Watch Mode for Development -The `--watch` flag provides automatic recompilation during workflow development, monitoring for file changes in real-time. -```bash -# Watch all workflow files in .github/workflows/ for changes -gh aw compile --watch - -# Watch with verbose output for detailed compilation feedback -gh aw compile --watch --verbose - -# Watch with auto-compile workflow generation -gh aw compile --watch --auto-compile --verbose - -# Watch mode features: -# - Real-time monitoring of .github/workflows/*.md files -# - Automatic recompilation when markdown files are modified, created, or deleted -# - Debounced file system events (300ms) to prevent excessive compilation -# - Selective compilation - only recompiles changed files for better performance -# - Automatic cleanup of .lock.yml files when corresponding .md files are deleted -# - Graceful shutdown with Ctrl+C (SIGINT/SIGTERM handling) -# - Enhanced error handling with console formatting -# - Immediate feedback with success/error messages using emojis -``` - -### 📦 Package Management - -```bash -# Install workflow packages globally (default) -gh aw install org/repo - -# Install packages locally in current project -gh aw install org/repo --local - -# Install a specific version, branch, or commit -gh aw install org/repo@v1.0.0 -gh aw install org/repo@main --local -gh aw install org/repo@commit-sha - -# Uninstall a workflow package globally -gh aw uninstall org/repo - -# Uninstall a workflow package locally -gh aw uninstall org/repo --local - -# List all installed packages (global and local) -gh aw list --packages - -# List only local packages -gh aw list --packages --local -``` - -**Package Management Features:** - -- **Install from GitHub**: Download workflow packages from any GitHub repository's `workflows/` directory -- **Version Control**: Specify exact versions, branches, or commits using `@version` syntax -- **Global Storage**: Global packages are stored in `~/.aw/packages/org/repo/` directory structure -- **Local Storage**: Local packages are stored in `.aw/packages/org/repo/` directory structure -- **Flexible Installation**: Choose between global (shared across projects) or local (project-specific) installations - -**Note**: The `disable`, `enable`, and `status` commands require: - -- GitHub CLI (`gh`) to be installed and authenticated -- The command to be run from within a git repository -- The workflows to be already updated (`.lock.yml` files must exist) - -**Package Installation Requirements:** - -- GitHub CLI (`gh`) to be installed and authenticated with access to the target repository -- Network access to download from GitHub repositories -- Target repository must have a `workflows/` directory containing `.md` files - -### 📝 Creating New Workflows - -The `gh aw new` command creates a new workflow markdown file with comprehensive template content and examples. - -```bash -# Create a new workflow with example configuration -gh aw new my-custom-workflow - -# Create a new workflow, overwriting if it exists -gh aw new issue-handler --force -``` - -**New Workflow Features:** - -- **Template Generation**: Creates a comprehensive markdown file with commented examples -- **All Options Covered**: Includes examples of all trigger types, permissions, tools, and frontmatter options -- **Ready to Use**: Generated file serves as both documentation and working example -- **Customizable**: Easy to modify for specific use cases - -**Generated Template Includes:** -- Complete frontmatter examples with all available options -- Trigger event configurations (issues, pull requests, schedule, etc.) -- Permissions and security settings -- AI processor configurations (Claude, Codex) -- Tools configuration (GitHub, MCP servers, etc.) -- Example workflow instructions - -### 📊 Workflow Logs and Analysis - -The `gh aw logs` command downloads and analyzes workflow execution logs with aggregated metrics and cost analysis. - -```bash -# Download logs for all agentic workflows in the repository -gh aw logs - -# Download logs for a specific workflow -gh aw logs weekly-research - -# Limit the number of runs and filter by date -gh aw logs -c 10 --start-date 2024-01-01 --end-date 2024-01-31 - -# Download to custom directory -gh aw logs -o ./workflow-logs -``` - -**Workflow Logs Features:** - -- **Automated Download**: Downloads logs and artifacts from GitHub Actions -- **Metrics Analysis**: Extracts execution time, token usage, and cost information -- **Aggregated Reporting**: Provides summary statistics across multiple runs -- **Flexible Filtering**: Filter by date range and limit number of runs -- **Cost Tracking**: Analyzes AI model usage costs when available -- **Custom Output**: Specify custom output directory for organized storage - -**Log Analysis Includes:** -- Execution duration and performance metrics -- AI model token consumption and costs -- Success/failure rates and error patterns -- Workflow run frequency and patterns -- Artifact and log file organization - -### 📋 Workflow Structure - -#### Directory Structure - -Agentic workflows are stored in a unified location: - -- **`.github/workflows/`**: Contains both your markdown workflow definitions (source files) and the generated GitHub Actions YAML files (.lock.yml files) -- **`.gitattributes`**: Automatically created/updated to mark `.lock.yml` files as generated code using `linguist-generated=true` - -Create markdown files in `.github/workflows/` with the following structure: - -```markdown ---- -on: - issues: - types: [opened] - -permissions: - issues: write - -tools: - github: - allowed: [add_issue_comment] ---- - -# Workflow Description - -Read the issue #${{ github.event.issue.number }}. Add a comment to the issue listing useful resources and links. -``` - -### ⚙️ Frontmatter Options for GitHub Actions - -The YAML frontmatter supports standard GitHub Actions properties: - -- `on`: Trigger events for the workflow. -- `permissions`: Required permissions for the workflow -- `run-name`: Name of the workflow run -- `runs-on`: Runner environment for the workflow -- `timeout_minutes`: Workflow timeout -- `concurrency`: Concurrency settings for the workflow -- `env`: Environment variables for the workflow -- `if`: Conditional execution of the workflow -- `steps`: Custom steps for the job - -Additional properties are: - -- `ai`: AI executor to use (`claude`, `codex`, `ai-inference`, defaults to `claude`) -- `tools`: Tools (e.g. `github`, `Bash`, custom MCP servers) -- `max-runs`: Maximum number of workflow runs before automatically disabling (optional, prevents cost overrun) -- `stop-time`: Deadline timestamp when workflow should stop running (optional, format: "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS") -- `ai-reaction`: Emoji reaction to add/remove on triggering GitHub item (optional, defaults to `eyes`) -- `cache`: Cache configuration for workflow dependencies (object or array) - -### `on:` - -A standard GitHub Actions `on:` trigger section. For example: - -```markdown -on: - issues: - types: [opened] -``` - -Defaults to a "semi-active agent" - triggering frequently and when there is any activity in the repository. - -``` -on: - # Start either every 10 minutes, or when some kind of human event occurs. - # Because of the implicit "concurrency" section, only one instance of this - # workflow will run at a time. - schedule: - - cron: "0/10 * * * *" - issues: - types: [opened, edited, closed] - issue_comment: - types: [created, edited] - pull_request: - types: [opened, edited, closed] - push: - branches: - - main - workflow_dispatch: -``` - -### `on: alias` - -You can use the non-standard `on: alias` to create workflows that respond to `@mentions` in issues and comments: - -```yaml -on: - alias: - name: my-bot # Optional: defaults to filename without .md extension -``` - -This is equivalent to: -```yaml -on: - issues: - types: [opened, edited, reopened] - issue_comment: - types: [created, edited] - pull_request: - types: [opened, edited, reopened] -``` - -And adds a conditional `if` statement that matches `@alias-name` in issue bodies or comments: - -```yaml -if: contains(github.event.issue.body, '@my-bot') || contains(github.event.comment.body, '@my-bot') -``` - -#### Combining alias with other events - -The `alias` trigger can be combined with other compatible events: - -```yaml -on: - alias: - name: my-bot - workflow_dispatch: - schedule: - - cron: "0 9 * * 1" -``` - -This will create a workflow that responds to `@my-bot` mentions AND can be triggered manually or on a schedule. - -**Note**: You cannot combine `alias` with `issues`, `issue_comment`, or `pull_request` events as these would conflict with the automatic alias events. - -**Example alias workflow:** - -```markdown ---- -on: - alias: - name: summarize-issue -permissions: - issues: write -tools: - github: - allowed: [add_issue_comment] ---- - -# Issue Summarizer - -When someone mentions @summarize-issue in an issue or comment, -analyze and provide a helpful summary. - -The current context text is: "${{ needs.task.outputs.text }}" -``` - -### `text` Output Variable - -Workflows using the `alias` trigger (and all other workflows) have access to a computed `text` output variable from the preamble `task` job that provides the current context text based on the triggering event: - -```markdown ---- -on: - alias: - name: my-bot ---- - -# My Bot - -Analyze the current text: "${{ needs.task.outputs.text }}" -``` - -**How the `text` variable is computed:** - -- **Issues**: `title + "\n\n" + body` (issue title and body combined) -- **Pull Requests**: `title + "\n\n" + body` (PR title and body combined) -- **Issue Comments**: `comment.body` (comment content only) -- **PR Review Comments**: `comment.body` (comment content only) -- **PR Reviews**: `review.body` (review content only) -- **Other events**: Empty string - -**Benefits of using `${{ needs.task.outputs.text }}`:** - -- **Unified interface**: Works consistently across all event types -- **Context-aware**: Automatically provides the most relevant text for each event -- **Maintainable**: Single source of truth for current context text -- **Alias-friendly**: Perfect for workflows that respond to @mentions in various contexts - -**Migration from hardcoded event references:** - -Instead of using event-specific references: -```markdown -# Before - event-specific -- Issue body: ${{ github.event.issue.body }} -- Comment content: ${{ github.event.comment.body }} -- Pull request body: ${{ github.event.pull_request.body }} - -# After - unified approach -The current text: "${{ needs.task.outputs.text }}" -``` - -### `permissions:` - -See [GitHub Actions permissions](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/workflow-syntax-for-github-actions#permissions). - -If you specify the access for any of these permissions, all of those that are not specified are set to none. - -You can use the following syntax to define one of read-all or write-all access for all of the available permissions: - -``` -permissions: read-all -``` - -or - -``` -permissions: write-all -``` - -You can use the following syntax to disable permissions for all of the available permissions: - - -``` -permissions: {} -``` - -See also [How permissions are calculated for a workflow job](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/reference/workflows-and-actions/workflow-syntax#how-permissions-are-calculated-for-a-workflow-job) - -### `run-name:` - -Defaults to the workflow name, which can be overridden in the frontmatter. - -### `runs-on:` - -Defaults to `ubuntu-latest`, which can be overridden in the frontmatter to specify different runner environments like `windows-latest`, `macos-latest`, or specific runner labels. - -### `timeout_minutes:` - -Defaults to 15 minutes, which can be adjusted based on the expected duration of the workflow. - -### `concurrency:` - -Defaults to a single instance of the workflow running at a time, which can be adjusted based on the workflow's requirements. - -### `env:` - -Environment variables can be defined in the frontmatter to be used within the workflow. Defaults to empty. - -### `if:` - -Conditional execution of the workflow can be specified in the frontmatter. Defaults to empty, meaning the workflow always runs. - -### `steps:` - -Custom GitHub Action steps used before the agentic workflow. - -### `engine:` - -Specifies which AI engine to use for the workflow. Defaults to `claude`. Supports both simple string format and extended object format for advanced configuration. - -#### Simple String Format - -```yaml -engine: claude # or codex, opencode, ai-inference -``` - -- `claude` (default): Uses Claude Code with full MCP tool support and allow-listing -- `codex` (**experimental**): Uses codex with OpenAI endpoints -- `opencode` (**experimental**): Uses OpenCode AI coding assistant -- `ai-inference`: Uses GitHub Models via actions/ai-inference with GitHub MCP support - -#### Extended Object Format - -For advanced configuration, use the object format: - -```yaml -engine: - id: claude # Required: agent CLI identifier (claude, codex, opencode, ai-inference) - version: beta # Optional: version of the action - model: claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 # Optional: LLM model to use -``` - -**Fields:** -- **`id`** (required): The agent CLI identifier - must be `claude`, `codex`, `opencode`, or `ai-inference` -- **`version`** (optional): Version of the action to use (e.g., `beta`, `stable`) -- **`model`** (optional): Specific LLM model to use (e.g., `claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022`, `gpt-4o`) - -#### Examples - -Simple format: -```yaml ---- -on: issues -engine: claude -tools: - github: - allowed: [get_issue, add_issue_comment] ---- -``` - -Extended format with model specification: -```yaml ---- -on: issues -engine: - id: claude - version: beta - model: claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 -tools: - github: - allowed: [get_issue, add_issue_comment] ---- -``` - -Codex with specific model: -```yaml ---- -on: issues -engine: - id: codex - model: gpt-4o ---- -``` - -OpenCode configuration: -```yaml ---- -on: issues -engine: opencode -tools: - github: - allowed: [get_issue, add_issue_comment] ---- -``` - -AI Inference configuration: -```yaml ---- -on: issues -engine: ai-inference -permissions: - models: read -tools: - github: - allowed: [get_issue, add_issue_comment] ---- -``` - -**Note:** Both Codex and OpenCode support are **experimental** and have different capabilities and limitations compared to Claude Code. - -**Note:** The AI Inference engine requires `models: read` permission to access GitHub Models and automatically enables GitHub MCP integration for tool support. - -### `max-runs:` - -Sets a maximum number of successful workflow runs before the workflow automatically disables itself. - -```yaml ---- -max-runs: 10 -tools: - github: - allowed: [create_issue, update_issue] ---- -``` - -When the workflow runs, it will: -1. Count successful workflow runs that have produced a `workflow-complete.txt` artifact -2. If the count reaches or exceeds `max-runs`, disable the workflow using `gh workflow disable` -3. Allow the current run to complete but prevent future runs - -**Note**: Only completed runs that have successfully generated the `workflow-complete.txt` artifact are counted toward the limit. This ensures that failed, incomplete or early-exiting runs don't contribute to cost overrun protection. - -### `stop-time:` - -Sets a deadline after which the workflow will automatically disable itself. - -```yaml ---- -stop-time: "2025-12-31 23:59:59" -tools: - github: - allowed: [create_issue, update_issue] ---- -``` - -The workflow will: -1. Check if the current time has passed the `stop-time` deadline -2. If the deadline is reached, disable the workflow using `gh workflow disable` -3. Allow the current run to complete but prevent future runs - -### `ai-reaction:` - -Specifies an emoji reaction to automatically add and remove on the GitHub item (issue, PR, or comment) that triggered the workflow. This provides visual feedback that the agentic workflow is processing. - -```yaml ---- -ai-reaction: "eyes" -on: - issues: - types: [opened] -tools: - github: - allowed: [add_issue_comment] ---- -``` - -**Available reactions:** -- `+1` (👍) - thumbs up -- `-1` (👎) - thumbs down -- `laugh` (😄) - laugh -- `confused` (😕) - confused -- `heart` (❤️) - heart -- `hooray` (🎉) - hooray -- `rocket` (🚀) - rocket -- `eyes` (👀) - eyes (default) - -**Behavior:** -1. **Reaction Added**: When the workflow starts, the specified reaction is automatically added to the triggering GitHub item -2. **Reaction Removed**: When the workflow completes successfully, the reaction is automatically removed -3. **Default Value**: If not specified, defaults to `eyes` (👀) -4. **Supported Events**: Works with `issues`, `issue_comment`, `pull_request`, `pull_request_target`, and `pull_request_review_comment` events - -**Example workflows with reactions:** - -```markdown ---- -ai-reaction: "rocket" -on: - pull_request: - types: [opened] ---- - -# PR Reviewer - -Analyze the pull request and provide feedback. -``` - -```markdown ---- -ai-reaction: "heart" -on: - issues: - types: [opened] - labels: ["bug"] ---- - -# Bug Triage - -Automatically triage and respond to bug reports. -``` - -**Note**: The reaction functionality requires no additional permissions as it uses the default `GITHUB_TOKEN` with automatic cleanup on workflow completion. - -### `cache:` - -Specifies cache configuration for workflow dependencies using the same syntax as the GitHub Actions `actions/cache` action. Cache configuration helps improve workflow performance by storing and reusing dependencies between runs. - -**Single Cache:** -```yaml -cache: - key: node-modules-${{ hashFiles('package-lock.json') }} - path: node_modules - restore-keys: | - node-modules- -``` - -**Multiple Caches:** -```yaml -cache: - - key: node-modules-${{ hashFiles('package-lock.json') }} - path: node_modules - restore-keys: | - node-modules- - - key: build-cache-${{ github.sha }} - path: - - dist - - .cache - restore-keys: - - build-cache- - fail-on-cache-miss: false -``` - -**Supported Cache Parameters:** -- `key:` - Cache key (required) -- `path:` - Files/directories to cache (required, string or array) -- `restore-keys:` - Fallback keys (string or array) -- `upload-chunk-size:` - Chunk size for large files (integer) -- `fail-on-cache-miss:` - Fail if cache not found (boolean) -- `lookup-only:` - Only check cache existence (boolean) - -Cache steps are automatically added to the workflow job and the cache configuration is removed from the final `.lock.yml` file. - -### `tools:` - -Tools can be defined in the frontmatter to specify which GitHub API calls and Bash commands are allowed. Defaults to empty. - -All tools declared in included components are also included in the lock file. - -#### `github:` tools - -When you configure a `github` tool, you can specify which GitHub API operations are allowed. This allows you to control which actions the workflow can perform on GitHub repositories. -```yaml -tools: - github: - allowed: [create_issue, update_issue] -``` - -The system automatically includes a comprehensive set of default read-only GitHub MCP tools to provide broad repository access capabilities. These include: - -* **Actions**: `download_workflow_run_artifact`, `get_job_logs`, `get_workflow_run`, `list_workflows`, etc. -* **Issues & PRs**: `get_issue`, `get_pull_request`, `list_issues`, `list_pull_requests`, `search_issues`, etc. -* **Repository**: `get_commit`, `get_file_contents`, `list_branches`, `list_commits`, `search_code`, etc. -* **Security**: `get_code_scanning_alert`, `list_secret_scanning_alerts`, `get_dependabot_alert`, etc. -* **Users & Organizations**: `search_users`, `search_orgs`, `get_me`, etc. - -These default tools are merged with any specific GitHub tools you declare in your `allowed` list, so you get both your custom tools and the comprehensive defaults. - -##### GitHub MCP Configuration Options - -The GitHub tool supports additional configuration options to control how MCP servers are executed: - -```yaml -tools: - github: - docker_image_version: "sha-45e90ae" # Docker image version (default: "sha-45e90ae") - allowed: [create_issue, update_issue] -``` - - -#### `claude:` tools - -When using `engine: claude`, you can define Claude-specific tools under the `claude:` section. This allows you to use Claude's capabilities like `Edit`, `Write`, `NotebookEdit`, etc. You can find a list of built-in tools avaliable in Claude Code in [its documentation](https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/settings#tools-available-to-claude) - -Group Claude-specific tools under a `claude:` section, and use a key for each: - -```yaml -tools: - claude: - allowed: - Edit: - MultiEdit: - Write: - NotebookEdit: - WebFetch: - WebSearch: - Bash: ["echo", "ls", "git status"] -``` - -#### Claude Bash Wildcards - -The Claude Bash tool supports wildcard configurations for allowing bash commands: - -```yaml -tools: - claude: - Bash: - allowed: [":*"] # Allow all bash commands - use with caution -``` - -**Wildcard Options:** -- **`:*`**: Allows **all bash commands** without restriction. When `:*` is present, all other commands in the `allowed` list are ignored. -- **`prefix:*`**: Allows **all bash commands starting with the prefix** without restriction. - -**Security Note:** Using `:*` or `*` wildcards allows unrestricted bash access, which should only be used in trusted environments or when full bash capability is required. - -**Example with mixed commands (`:*` takes precedence):** -```yaml -tools: - claude: - Bash: - allowed: ["echo", "ls", ":*", "git status"] # Only :* is effective -``` - -#### Default Claude Tools - -When using `engine: claude` (the default) and including a `github` tool in your configuration, the following default Claude tools are automatically added to the `claude:` section to provide essential workflow capabilities: - -- **`Task`**: Task management and workflow coordination -- **`Glob`**: File pattern matching and globbing operations -- **`Grep`**: Text search and pattern matching within files -- **`LS`**: Directory listing and file system navigation -- **`Read`**: File reading operations -- **`NotebookRead`**: Jupyter notebook reading capabilities - -These tools are added automatically and don't need to be explicitly declared in your `tools` section. If you already have any of these tools configured with custom settings, your configuration will be preserved. - -**Note:** Default tools are only added when using `engine: claude`. When using `engine: codex`, the tools section is ignored entirely as codex doesn't support MCP tool allow-listing. - -#### Custom MCP Tools - -While we support `github` MCP server out of the box, you can also configure custom MCP servers directly in the `tools` section by specifying the appropriate MCP type: - -```yaml -tools: - trello: - mcp: - type: stdio - command: "python" - args: ["-m", "trello_mcp"] - env: - CUSTOM_TOKEN: "${secrets.CUSTOM_TOKEN}" - allowed: ["create_card", "list_boards"] -``` - -**Docker Container Field:** - -You can simplify MCP server definitions by using the `container` field, which automatically generates Docker run commands. This field cannot be combined with the `command` field: - -```yaml -tools: - notion: - mcp: - type: stdio - container: "mcp/notion" - env: - NOTION_TOKEN: "${secrets.NOTION_TOKEN}" - allowed: ["create_page", "search_pages"] -``` - -The `container` field automatically transforms into: -- **`command`**: `"docker"` -- **`args`**: `["run", "--rm", "-i", "-e", "NOTION_TOKEN", "mcp/notion"]` - -**Container Field Constraints:** -- **Mutually exclusive**: Cannot be combined with explicit `command` field -- **Auto environment**: Automatically adds `-e` flags for each environment variable - -**JSON String Format:** -You can also specify MCP configuration as a JSON string, which is useful for complex configurations or when copying from existing JSON configurations: - -```yaml -tools: - trello: - mcp: | - { "type": "stdio", - "command": "python", - "args": ["-m", "trello_mcp"], - "env": { "CUSTOM_TOKEN: \"${secrets.CUSTOM_TOKEN}\" } }} - allowed: ["create_card", "list_boards"] -``` - -Both YAML object format and JSON string format are equivalent and will produce the same MCP server configuration. - -**MCP Server Types:** -- **`stdio`**: Standard input/output communication (supported by both `codex` and `claude`) -- **`http`**: HTTP-based communication (supported by `claude` only) - -MCP tools support wildcard access patterns to allow all tools from a particular server: - -```yaml -tools: - notion: - mcp: - ... - allowed: ["*"] # Allow all tools from the notion server -``` - -**Wildcard Behavior:** -- **`["*"]`**: Allows **all tools** from the MCP server. This generates `mcp__servername` as the allowed tool (e.g., `mcp__notion`) -- **Specific tools**: When listing specific tools like `["create_page", "search_pages"]`, each tool generates `mcp__servername__toolname` (e.g., `mcp__notion__create_page`, `mcp__notion__search_pages`) - -**HTTP Server Example:** -```yaml - -tools: - notion: - mcp: - type: http - url: "https://mcp.notion.com" - headers: - Authorization: "${CUSTOM_TOKEN}" - allowed: ["*"] -``` - -### 📝 Include Directives - -```markdown -@include relative/path/to/file.md -- Includes files relative to the current markdown file. -@include filename.md#Section -- Includes only a specific section from a markdown file. -``` - -The only frontmatter allowed in included files is `tools:`. The `allowed:` tools are merged across included files. - -### 🔐 Secrets - -Some secrets are automatically used by the generated workflow: - -- `GITHUB_TOKEN`: Automatically provided by GitHub Actions -- `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`: For `claude` CLI -- `OPENAI_API_KEY`: For `codex` CLI - -Additional secrets may not yet be defined in the frontmatter. - -If the text of your MCP specifications or other frontmatter refer to secrets, these will be used in the specifications. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/pr-feature.md b/docs/pr-feature.md deleted file mode 100644 index 2736e95f79..0000000000 --- a/docs/pr-feature.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,70 +0,0 @@ -# PR Creation Feature Documentation - -The `--pr` flag for the `gh aw add` command automatically creates a pull request when adding workflows. - -## Usage - -```bash -gh aw add --pr -``` - -## What it does - -When you use the `--pr` flag, the command will: - -1. **Check prerequisites:** - - Verify GitHub CLI is available and authenticated - - Confirm you're in a git repository - - Check if you have write access to the repo (or can fork) - - Ensure working directory is clean (no uncommitted changes) - -2. **Create workflow branch:** - - Get current branch name for later restoration - - Create a temporary branch named `add-workflow-` - - Switch to the new branch - -3. **Add workflow files:** - - Use existing workflow installation logic - - Install any required packages if `-r` flag is used - - Copy workflow files to `.github/workflows/` - - Stage changes to git - -4. **Create pull request:** - - Commit changes with descriptive message - - Push branch to remote (with upstream tracking) - - Create PR using GitHub CLI - - Display PR URL to user - -5. **Clean up:** - - Switch back to original branch - - Leave the new branch available for further changes if needed - -## Example - -```bash -# Add a workflow and create PR in one command -gh aw add weekly-research --pr - -# With verbose output to see all steps -gh aw add weekly-research --pr --verbose - -# Combined with repository installation -gh aw add weekly-research -r githubnext/agentics --pr -``` - -## Error Scenarios - -The command will fail gracefully in these scenarios: -- GitHub CLI not installed or not authenticated -- Not in a git repository -- Working directory has uncommitted changes -- No write access and unable to fork -- Workflow not found -- Git operations fail (network issues, permissions) - -## Benefits - -- **Streamlined workflow:** No need to manually create branches, commit, push, and create PR -- **Consistent process:** Same branch naming and commit message format every time -- **Safety checks:** Prevents common mistakes like uncommitted changes or missing authentication -- **Flexibility:** Works with all existing `gh aw add` flags and options \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/pkg/cli/commands.go b/pkg/cli/commands.go index a910a0daa7..06b3e3ef2e 100644 --- a/pkg/cli/commands.go +++ b/pkg/cli/commands.go @@ -3164,6 +3164,6 @@ Be clear and specific about what the AI should accomplish. ## Notes - Run ` + "`" + constants.CLIExtensionPrefix + " compile`" + ` to generate the GitHub Actions workflow -- See REFERENCE.md for more configuration options and tools +- See https://github.com/githubnext/gh-aw/blob/main/docs/index.md for complete configuration options and tools documentation ` } diff --git a/pkg/cli/inspect_mcp.go b/pkg/cli/inspect_mcp.go index 5a6793884a..9f4409271b 100644 --- a/pkg/cli/inspect_mcp.go +++ b/pkg/cli/inspect_mcp.go @@ -577,5 +577,5 @@ func displayToolAllowanceHint(info *parser.MCPServerInfo) { fmt.Printf("\n%s\n", console.FormatSuccessMessage("✅ All available tools are explicitly allowed in your workflow")) } - fmt.Printf("\n%s\n", console.FormatInfoMessage("📖 For more information, see: https://github.com/githubnext/gh-aw/blob/main/REFERENCE.md#tools")) + fmt.Printf("\n%s\n", console.FormatInfoMessage("📖 For more information, see: 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a/docs/commands.md b/docs/commands.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f5cfbaaf1f --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/commands.md @@ -0,0 +1,283 @@ +# 🛠️ Workflow Management Commands + +This guide covers all available commands for managing agentic workflows with the GitHub CLI extension. + +## Basic Commands + +```bash +# List all available natural language action workflows +gh aw list + +# List installed workflow packages +gh aw list --packages + +# Create a new workflow from template +gh aw new my-workflow + +# Create a new workflow with force overwrite +gh aw new issue-handler --force + +# Add a new workflow from a sample +gh aw add samples/weekly-research.md -r githubnext/agentics + +# Compile existing workflows after modifying the markdown file +gh aw compile + +# Compile workflows with verbose output +gh aw compile --verbose + +# Compile workflows and generate auto-compile workflow for automatic compilation +gh aw compile --auto-compile + +# Compile workflows with both verbose output and auto-compile workflow generation +gh aw compile --verbose --auto-compile + +# Watch for changes and automatically recompile workflows +gh aw compile --watch + +# Watch with verbose output for development +gh aw compile --watch --verbose + +# Watch with auto-compile workflow generation +gh aw compile --watch --auto-compile --verbose + +# Remove a workflow +gh aw remove WorkflowName + +# Run a workflow immediately +gh aw run WorkflowName + +# Show status of all natural language action workflows +gh aw status + +# Show status of workflows matching a pattern +gh aw status WorkflowPrefix +gh aw status path/to/workflow.lock.yml + +# Disable all natural language action workflows +gh aw disable + +# Disable workflows matching a pattern +gh aw disable WorkflowPrefix +gh aw disable path/to/workflow.lock.yml + +# Enable all natural language action workflows +gh aw enable + +# Enable workflows matching a pattern +gh aw enable WorkflowPrefix +gh aw enable path/to/workflow.lock.yml + +# Download and analyze workflow logs +gh aw logs + +# Download logs for specific workflow +gh aw logs weekly-research + +# Download last 10 runs with date filtering +gh aw logs -c 10 --start-date 2024-01-01 --end-date 2024-01-31 + +# Download logs to custom directory +gh aw logs -o ./my-logs + +# Inspect MCP servers in workflows +gh aw inspect + +# Inspect MCP servers in a specific workflow +gh aw inspect weekly-research + +# Inspect only specific MCP servers +gh aw inspect weekly-research --server repo-mind + +# Verbose inspection with connection details +gh aw inspect weekly-research -v + +# Launch the official MCP inspector tool +gh aw inspect weekly-research --inspector +``` + +## 🔍 MCP Server Inspection + +The `inspect` command allows you to analyze and troubleshoot Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers configured in your workflows. + +> **📘 Complete MCP Guide**: For comprehensive MCP setup, configuration examples, and troubleshooting, see the [MCPs](mcps.md). + +```bash +# List all workflows that contain MCP server configurations +gh aw inspect + +# Inspect all MCP servers in a specific workflow +gh aw inspect workflow-name + +# Filter inspection to specific servers by name +gh aw inspect workflow-name --server server-name + +# Enable verbose output with connection details +gh aw inspect workflow-name --verbose + +# Launch the official @modelcontextprotocol/inspector web interface +gh aw inspect workflow-name --inspector +``` + +**Key Features:** +- Server discovery and connection testing +- Tool and capability inspection +- Permission analysis +- Multi-protocol support (stdio, Docker, HTTP) +- Web inspector integration + +For detailed MCP debugging and troubleshooting guides, see [MCP Debugging](mcps.md#debugging-and-troubleshooting). + +## 🔄 Auto-Compile Workflow Management + +The `--auto-compile` flag enables automatic compilation of agentic workflows when markdown files change. + +```bash +# Generate auto-compile workflow that triggers on markdown file changes +gh aw compile --auto-compile + +# Auto-compile workflow features: +# - Triggers when .github/workflows/*.md files are modified +# - Automatically compiles markdown files to .lock.yml files +# - Commits and pushes the compiled workflow files +# - Uses locally built gh-aw extension for development workflows +``` + +## 👀 Watch Mode for Development +The `--watch` flag provides automatic recompilation during workflow development, monitoring for file changes in real-time. +```bash +# Watch all workflow files in .github/workflows/ for changes +gh aw compile --watch + +# Watch with verbose output for detailed compilation feedback +gh aw compile --watch --verbose + +# Watch with auto-compile workflow generation +gh aw compile --watch --auto-compile --verbose + +# Watch mode features: +# - Real-time monitoring of .github/workflows/*.md files +# - Automatic recompilation when markdown files are modified, created, or deleted +# - Debounced file system events (300ms) to prevent excessive compilation +# - Selective compilation - only recompiles changed files for better performance +# - Automatic cleanup of .lock.yml files when corresponding .md files are deleted +# - Graceful shutdown with Ctrl+C (SIGINT/SIGTERM handling) +# - Enhanced error handling with console formatting +# - Immediate feedback with success/error messages using emojis +``` + +## 📦 Package Management + +```bash +# Install workflow packages globally (default) +gh aw install org/repo + +# Install packages locally in current project +gh aw install org/repo --local + +# Install a specific version, branch, or commit +gh aw install org/repo@v1.0.0 +gh aw install org/repo@main --local +gh aw install org/repo@commit-sha + +# Uninstall a workflow package globally +gh aw uninstall org/repo + +# Uninstall a workflow package locally +gh aw uninstall org/repo --local + +# List all installed packages (global and local) +gh aw list --packages + +# List only local packages +gh aw list --packages --local +``` + +**Package Management Features:** + +- **Install from GitHub**: Download workflow packages from any GitHub repository's `workflows/` directory +- **Version Control**: Specify exact versions, branches, or commits using `@version` syntax +- **Global Storage**: Global packages are stored in `~/.aw/packages/org/repo/` directory structure +- **Local Storage**: Local packages are stored in `.aw/packages/org/repo/` directory structure +- **Flexible Installation**: Choose between global (shared across projects) or local (project-specific) installations + +**Note**: The `disable`, `enable`, and `status` commands require: + +- GitHub CLI (`gh`) to be installed and authenticated +- The command to be run from within a git repository +- The workflows to be already updated (`.lock.yml` files must exist) + +**Package Installation Requirements:** + +- GitHub CLI (`gh`) to be installed and authenticated with access to the target repository +- Network access to download from GitHub repositories +- Target repository must have a `workflows/` directory containing `.md` files + +## 📝 Creating New Workflows + +The `gh aw new` command creates a new workflow markdown file with comprehensive template content and examples. + +```bash +# Create a new workflow with example configuration +gh aw new my-custom-workflow + +# Create a new workflow, overwriting if it exists +gh aw new issue-handler --force +``` + +**New Workflow Features:** + +- **Template Generation**: Creates a comprehensive markdown file with commented examples +- **All Options Covered**: Includes examples of all trigger types, permissions, tools, and frontmatter options +- **Ready to Use**: Generated file serves as both documentation and working example +- **Customizable**: Easy to modify for specific use cases + +**Generated Template Includes:** +- Complete frontmatter examples with all available options +- Trigger event configurations (issues, pull requests, schedule, etc.) +- Permissions and security settings +- AI processor configurations (Claude, Codex) +- Tools configuration (GitHub, MCP servers, etc.) +- Example workflow instructions + +## 📊 Workflow Logs and Analysis + +The `gh aw logs` command downloads and analyzes workflow execution logs with aggregated metrics and cost analysis. + +```bash +# Download logs for all agentic workflows in the repository +gh aw logs + +# Download logs for a specific workflow +gh aw logs weekly-research + +# Limit the number of runs and filter by date +gh aw logs -c 10 --start-date 2024-01-01 --end-date 2024-01-31 + +# Download to custom directory +gh aw logs -o ./workflow-logs +``` + +**Workflow Logs Features:** + +- **Automated Download**: Downloads logs and artifacts from GitHub Actions +- **Metrics Analysis**: Extracts execution time, token usage, and cost information +- **Aggregated Reporting**: Provides summary statistics across multiple runs +- **Flexible Filtering**: Filter by date range and limit number of runs +- **Cost Tracking**: Analyzes AI model usage costs when available +- **Custom Output**: Specify custom output directory for organized storage + +**Log Analysis Includes:** +- Execution duration and performance metrics +- AI model token consumption and costs +- Success/failure rates and error patterns +- Workflow run frequency and patterns +- Artifact and log file organization + +## Related Documentation + +- [Workflow Structure](workflow-structure.md) - Directory layout and file organization +- [Frontmatter Options](frontmatter.md) - Configuration options for workflows +- [Tools Configuration](tools.md) - GitHub and MCP server configuration +- [Include Directives](include-directives.md) - Modularizing workflows with includes +- [Secrets Management](secrets.md) - Managing secrets and environment variables diff --git a/docs/frontmatter.md b/docs/frontmatter.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..7a6d8ac77b --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/frontmatter.md @@ -0,0 +1,358 @@ +# ⚙️ Frontmatter Options for GitHub Actions + +This guide covers all available frontmatter configuration options for agentic workflows. + +## Overview + +The YAML frontmatter supports standard GitHub Actions properties plus additional agentic-specific options: + +**Standard GitHub Actions Properties:** +- `on`: Trigger events for the workflow +- `permissions`: Required permissions for the workflow +- `run-name`: Name of the workflow run +- `runs-on`: Runner environment for the workflow +- `timeout_minutes`: Workflow timeout +- `concurrency`: Concurrency settings for the workflow +- `env`: Environment variables for the workflow +- `if`: Conditional execution of the workflow +- `steps`: Custom steps for the job + +**Agentic-Specific Properties:** +- `engine`: AI executor to use (`claude`, `codex`, etc.) +- `tools`: Tools configuration (GitHub tools, Engine-specific tools, MCP servers etc.) +- `max-runs`: Maximum number of workflow runs before auto-disable +- `stop-time`: Deadline timestamp when workflow should stop running +- `ai-reaction`: Emoji reaction to add/remove on triggering GitHub item +- `cache`: Cache configuration for workflow dependencies + +## Trigger Events (`on:`) + +Standard GitHub Actions `on:` trigger section: + +```yaml +on: + issues: + types: [opened] +``` + +**Default behavior** (if no `on:` specified): +```yaml +on: + # Semi-active agent - triggers frequently and on repository activity + schedule: + - cron: "0/10 * * * *" + issues: + types: [opened, edited, closed] + issue_comment: + types: [created, edited] + pull_request: + types: [opened, edited, closed] + push: + branches: + - main + workflow_dispatch: +``` + +### Special `alias` Trigger + +Create workflows that respond to `@mentions` in issues and comments: + +```yaml +on: + alias: + name: my-bot # Optional: defaults to filename without .md extension +``` + +This automatically creates: +- Issue and PR triggers (`opened`, `edited`, `reopened`) +- Comment triggers (`created`, `edited`) +- Conditional execution matching `@alias-name` mentions + +You can combine `alias:` with other events like `workflow_dispatch` or `schedule`: + +```yaml +on: + alias: + name: my-bot + workflow_dispatch: + schedule: + - cron: "0 9 * * 1" +``` + +**Note**: Cannot combine `alias` with `issues`, `issue_comment`, or `pull_request` as they would conflict. + +#### Example alias workflow + +```markdown +--- +on: + alias: + name: summarize-issue +permissions: + issues: write +tools: + github: + allowed: [add_issue_comment] +--- + +# Issue Summarizer + +When someone mentions @summarize-issue in an issue or comment, +analyze and provide a helpful summary. + +The current context text is: "${{ needs.task.outputs.text }}" +``` + +## Context Text Variable (`text`) + +All workflows have access to a computed `text` output variable that provides context based on the triggering event: + +```markdown +# Analyze this content: "${{ needs.task.outputs.text }}" +``` + +**How `text` is computed:** +- **Issues**: `title + "\n\n" + body` +- **Pull Requests**: `title + "\n\n" + body` +- **Issue Comments**: `comment.body` +- **PR Review Comments**: `comment.body` +- **PR Reviews**: `review.body` +- **Other events**: Empty string + +## Permissions (`permissions:`) + +Standard GitHub Actions permissions syntax. See [GitHub Actions permissions documentation](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/workflow-syntax-for-github-actions#permissions). + +```yaml +# Specific permissions +permissions: + issues: write + contents: read + pull-requests: write + +# All permissions +permissions: write-all +permissions: read-all + +# No permissions +permissions: {} +``` + +If you specify any permission, unspecified ones are set to `none`. + +## AI Engine (`engine:`) + +Specifies which AI engine to use. Defaults to `claude`. + +### Simple String Format + +```yaml +engine: claude # or codex, opencode, ai-inference +``` + +**Available engines:** +- `claude` (default): Claude Code with full MCP tool support and allow-listing (see [MCP Guide](mcps.md)) +- `codex` (**experimental**): Codex with OpenAI endpoints +- `opencode` (**experimental**): OpenCode AI coding assistant +- `ai-inference`: GitHub Models via actions/ai-inference with GitHub MCP support (see [MCP Guide](mcps.md)) + +### Extended Object Format + +```yaml +engine: + id: claude # Required: engine identifier + version: beta # Optional: version of the action + model: claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 # Optional: specific LLM model +``` + +**Fields:** +- **`id`** (required): Engine identifier (`claude`, `codex`, `opencode`, `ai-inference`) +- **`version`** (optional): Action version (`beta`, `stable`) +- **`model`** (optional): Specific LLM model + +## Cost Control Options + +### Maximum Runs (`max-runs:`) + +Automatically disable workflow after a number of successful runs: + +```yaml +max-runs: 10 +``` + +**Behavior:** +1. Counts successful runs with `workflow-complete.txt` artifact +2. Disables workflow when limit reached using `gh workflow disable` +3. Allows current run to complete + +### Stop Time (`stop-time:`) + +Automatically disable workflow after a deadline: + +```yaml +stop-time: "2025-12-31 23:59:59" +``` + +**Behavior:** +1. Checks deadline before each run +2. Disables workflow if deadline passed +3. Allows current run to complete + +## Visual Feedback (`ai-reaction:`) + +Emoji reaction added/removed on triggering GitHub items: + +```yaml +ai-reaction: "eyes" # Default +``` + +**Available reactions:** +- `+1` (👍), `-1` (👎), `laugh` (😄), `confused` (😕) +- `heart` (❤️), `hooray` (🎉), `rocket` (🚀), `eyes` (👀) + +**Behavior:** +1. **Added**: When workflow starts +2. **Removed**: When workflow completes successfully +3. **Default**: `eyes` if not specified + +## Cache Configuration (`cache:`) + +Cache configuration using GitHub Actions `actions/cache` syntax: + +### Single Cache +```yaml +cache: + key: node-modules-${{ hashFiles('package-lock.json') }} + path: node_modules + restore-keys: | + node-modules- +``` + +### Multiple Caches +```yaml +cache: + - key: node-modules-${{ hashFiles('package-lock.json') }} + path: node_modules + restore-keys: | + node-modules- + - key: build-cache-${{ github.sha }} + path: + - dist + - .cache + restore-keys: + - build-cache- + fail-on-cache-miss: false +``` + +**Supported Parameters:** +- `key:` - Cache key (required) +- `path:` - Files/directories to cache (required, string or array) +- `restore-keys:` - Fallback keys (string or array) +- `upload-chunk-size:` - Chunk size for large files (integer) +- `fail-on-cache-miss:` - Fail if cache not found (boolean) +- `lookup-only:` - Only check cache existence (boolean) + +## Standard GitHub Actions Properties + +### Run Configuration + +```yaml +run-name: "Custom workflow run name" # Defaults to workflow name +runs-on: ubuntu-latest # Defaults to ubuntu-latest +timeout_minutes: 30 # Defaults to 15 minutes +``` + +### Concurrency Control + +```yaml +concurrency: + group: ${{ github.workflow }}-${{ github.ref }} + cancel-in-progress: true +``` + +Defaults to single instance per workflow. + +### Environment Variables + +```yaml +env: + CUSTOM_VAR: "value" + SECRET_VAR: ${{ secrets.MY_SECRET }} +``` + +### Conditional Execution + +```yaml +if: github.event_name == 'push' +``` + +### Custom Steps + +```yaml +steps: + - name: Custom setup + run: echo "Custom step before agentic execution" + - uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + with: + node-version: '18' +``` + +## Complete Example + +```yaml +--- +name: Comprehensive Issue Handler +on: + issues: + types: [opened, labeled] + alias: + name: issue-bot + +permissions: + issues: write + contents: read + +engine: + id: claude + version: beta + model: claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 + +tools: + github: + allowed: [get_issue, add_issue_comment, update_issue] + +cache: + key: deps-${{ hashFiles('**/package-lock.json') }} + path: node_modules + +max-runs: 100 +stop-time: "2025-12-31 23:59:59" +ai-reaction: "rocket" + +run-name: "Issue Handler - #${{ github.event.issue.number }}" +timeout_minutes: 10 + +env: + LOG_LEVEL: info + +steps: + - name: Setup environment + run: echo "Preparing issue analysis..." + +if: github.event.issue.state == 'open' +--- + +# Comprehensive Issue Handler + +Analyze and respond to issues with full context awareness. +Current issue text: "${{ needs.task.outputs.text }}" +``` + +## Related Documentation + +- [Commands](commands.md) - CLI commands for workflow management +- [Workflow Structure](workflow-structure.md) - Directory layout and organization +- [MCPs](mcps.md) - Model Context Protocol setup and configuration +- [Tools Configuration](tools.md) - GitHub and other tools setup +- [Include Directives](include-directives.md) - Modularizing workflows with includes +- [Secrets Management](secrets.md) - Managing secrets and environment variables diff --git a/docs/include-directives.md b/docs/include-directives.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8d9943f70f --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/include-directives.md @@ -0,0 +1,166 @@ +# 📝 Include Directives + +Include directives allow you to modularize and reuse workflow components across multiple workflows. + +## Basic Include Syntax + +```markdown +@include relative/path/to/file.md +``` + +Includes files relative to the current markdown file's location. + +## Section-Specific Includes + +```markdown +@include filename.md#Section +``` + +Includes only a specific section from a markdown file using the section header. + +## Include Examples + +### Directory Structure +``` +.github/workflows/ +├── shared/ +│ ├── common-tools.md +│ └── github-permissions.md +├── issue-handler.md +└── pr-reviewer.md +``` + +### Shared Tools (`shared/common-tools.md`) +```markdown +--- +tools: + github: + allowed: [get_issue, add_issue_comment, get_pull_request] + claude: + allowed: + Edit: + Read: + Bash: ["git", "grep"] +--- + +# Common Tools Configuration + +This file contains shared tool configurations used across multiple workflows. +``` + +### Shared Permissions (`shared/github-permissions.md`) +```markdown +--- +permissions: + issues: write + contents: read + pull-requests: write +--- + +# Standard GitHub Permissions + +Common permission set for repository automation workflows. +``` + +### Main Workflow Using Includes +```markdown +--- +on: + issues: + types: [opened] + +@include shared/github-permissions.md +@include shared/common-tools.md + +max-runs: 50 +ai-reaction: "eyes" +--- + +# Issue Auto-Handler + +@include shared/common-tools.md#Tool Usage Guidelines + +When an issue is opened, analyze and respond appropriately. + +Issue content: "${{ needs.task.outputs.text }}" +``` + +## Include Rules and Limitations + +### Frontmatter Merging +- **Only `tools:` frontmatter** is allowed in included files +- **Tool merging**: `allowed:` tools are merged across all included files +- **Conflict resolution**: Later includes override earlier ones for the same tool + +### Example Tool Merging +```markdown +# Base workflow +--- +tools: + github: + allowed: [get_issue] +--- + +@include shared/extra-tools.md # Adds more GitHub tools +``` + +```markdown +# shared/extra-tools.md +--- +tools: + github: + allowed: [add_issue_comment, update_issue] + claude: + allowed: + Edit: +--- +``` + +**Result**: Final workflow has `github.allowed: [get_issue, add_issue_comment, update_issue]` and Claude Edit tool. + +### Include Path Resolution +- **Relative paths**: Resolved relative to the including file +- **Nested includes**: Included files can include other files +- **Circular protection**: System prevents infinite include loops + +## Advanced Include Patterns + +### Conditional Includes by Environment +```markdown +--- +on: + issues: + types: [opened] +--- + +@include shared/base-config.md + +# Development environment +@include environments/development.md#Development Tools + +# Production environment +@include environments/production.md#Production Tools + +# Conditional based on repository +``` + +### Include with Section Targeting +```markdown +# Include only the permissions section +@include shared/security-config.md#Permissions + +# Include only tool configuration +@include shared/tool-config.md#GitHub Tools +@include shared/tool-config.md#MCP Servers + +> **📘 Complete MCP Guide**: For comprehensive MCP server configuration, see the [MCPs](mcps.md). +``` + +## Related Documentation + +- [Commands](commands.md) - CLI commands for workflow management +- [Workflow Structure](workflow-structure.md) - Directory layout and organization +- [Frontmatter Options](frontmatter.md) - All configuration options +- [Tools Configuration](tools.md) - GitHub and other tools setup +- [MCPs](mcps.md) - Model Context Protocol setup and configuration +- [Secrets Management](secrets.md) - Managing secrets and environment variables diff --git a/docs/index.md b/docs/index.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..3cf630fc2a --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/index.md @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +# 📖 GitHub Agentic Workflows Documentation + +Complete documentation for creating and managing agentic workflows with GitHub Actions. + +## Getting Started + +- **[Workflow Structure](workflow-structure.md)** - Directory layout and file organization +- **[Commands](commands.md)** - CLI commands for workflow management +- **[Include Directives](include-directives.md)** - Modularizing workflows with includes + +## Configuration + +- **[Frontmatter Options](frontmatter.md)** - All configuration options for workflows +- **[Tools Configuration](tools.md)** - GitHub and other tools setup +- **[MCPs](mcps.md)** - Model Context Protocol setup and configuration +- **[Secrets Management](secrets.md)** - Managing secrets and environment variables + diff --git a/docs/mcps.md b/docs/mcps.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..68de3864bf --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/mcps.md @@ -0,0 +1,250 @@ +# 🔌 Model Context Protocol (MCP) Integration Guide + +This guide covers using Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers with GitHub Agentic Workflows. + +## What is MCP? + +Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a standardized protocol that allows AI agents to connect to external tools, databases, and services in a secure and consistent way. GitHub Agentic Workflows leverages MCP to: + +- **Connect to external services**: Integrate with databases, APIs, and third-party tools +- **Extend AI capabilities**: Give your workflows access to specialized functionality +- **Maintain security**: Use standardized authentication and permission controls +- **Enable composability**: Mix and match different MCP servers for complex workflows + +## Quick Start + +### Basic MCP Configuration + +Add MCP servers to your workflow's frontmatter: + +```yaml +--- +tools: + github: + allowed: [get_issue, add_issue_comment] + + trello: + mcp: + type: stdio + command: "python" + args: ["-m", "trello_mcp"] + env: + TRELLO_TOKEN: "${secrets.TRELLO_TOKEN}" + allowed: ["list_boards"] +--- + +# Your workflow content here +``` + +### Engine Compatibility + +Different AI engines support different MCP features: + +- **Claude** (default): ✅ Full MCP support (stdio and HTTP) +- **Codex**: ✅ Limited MCP support (stdio only) +- **AI Inference**: ✅ GitHub MCP support +- **Other engines**: Varies by engine + +## MCP Server Types + +### 1. Stdio MCP Servers + +Direct command execution with stdin/stdout communication: + +```yaml +tools: + python-service: + mcp: + type: stdio + command: "python" + args: ["-m", "my_mcp_server"] + env: + API_KEY: "${secrets.MY_API_KEY}" + DEBUG: "false" + allowed: ["process_data", "generate_report"] +``` + +**Use cases**: Python modules, Node.js scripts, local executables + +### 2. Docker Container MCP Servers + +Containerized MCP servers for isolation and portability: + +```yaml +tools: + notion: + mcp: + type: stdio + container: "mcp/notion" + env: + NOTION_TOKEN: "${secrets.NOTION_TOKEN}" + allowed: ["create_page", "search_pages"] +``` + +The `container` field automatically generates: +- **Command**: `"docker"` +- **Args**: `["run", "--rm", "-i", "-e", "NOTION_TOKEN", "mcp/notion"]` + +**Use cases**: Third-party MCP servers, complex dependencies, security isolation + +### 3. HTTP MCP Servers + +Remote MCP servers accessible via HTTP (Claude engine only): + +```yaml +tools: + remote-api: + mcp: + type: http + url: "https://api.example.com/mcp" + headers: + Authorization: "Bearer ${secrets.API_TOKEN}" + Content-Type: "application/json" + allowed: ["query_data", "update_records"] +``` + +**Use cases**: Cloud services, remote APIs, shared infrastructure + +### 4. JSON String Format + +Alternative format for complex configurations: + +```yaml +tools: + complex-server: + mcp: | + { + "type": "stdio", + "command": "python", + "args": ["-m", "complex_mcp"], + "env": { + "API_KEY": "${secrets.API_KEY}", + "DEBUG": "true" + } + } + allowed: ["process_data", "generate_report"] +``` + +## GitHub MCP Integration + +GitHub Agentic Workflows includes built-in GitHub MCP integration with comprehensive repository access. See [Tools Configuration](tools.md) for details. + +You can configure the docker image version for GitHub tools: + +```yaml +tools: + github: + docker_image_version: "sha-45e90ae" # Optional: specify version +``` + +**Configuration Options**: +- `docker_image_version`: Docker image version (default: `"sha-45e90ae"`) + +## Tool Allow-listing + +When using an agentic engine that allows tool whitelisting (e.g. Claude), you can control which MCP tools are available to your workflow. + +### Specific Tools + +```yaml +tools: + custom-server: + mcp: + type: stdio + command: "python" + args: ["-m", "my_server"] + allowed: ["tool1", "tool2", "tool3"] +``` + +When using an agentic engine that allows tool whitelisting (e.g. Claude), this generates tool names: `mcp__servername__tool1`, `mcp__servername__tool2`, etc. + +### Wildcard Access + +```yaml +tools: + custom-server: + mcp: + type: stdio + command: "python" + args: ["-m", "my_server"] + allowed: ["*"] # Allow ALL tools from this server +``` + +When using an agentic engine that allows tool whitelisting (e.g. Claude), this generates: `mcp__servername` (access to all server tools) + +### HTTP Headers + +```yaml +tools: + remote-api: + mcp: + type: http + url: "https://api.service.com" + headers: + Authorization: "Bearer ${secrets.API_TOKEN}" + X-Custom-Key: "${secrets.CUSTOM_KEY}" +``` + +## Debugging and Troubleshooting + +### MCP Server Inspection + +Use the `inspect` command to analyze and troubleshoot MCP configurations: + +```bash +# List all workflows with MCP configurations +gh aw inspect + +# Inspect all MCP servers in a specific workflow +gh aw inspect my-workflow + +# Filter to specific servers +gh aw inspect my-workflow --server trello-server + +# Verbose output with connection details +gh aw inspect my-workflow --verbose + +# Launch official MCP inspector web interface +gh aw inspect my-workflow --inspector +``` + +### Common Issues and Solutions + +#### Connection Failures + +**Problem**: MCP server fails to connect +``` +Error: Failed to connect to MCP server +``` + +**Solutions**: +1. Check server configuration syntax +2. Verify environment variables are set +3. Test server independently +4. Check network connectivity (for HTTP servers) + +#### Permission Denied + +**Problem**: Tools not available to workflow +``` +Error: Tool 'my_tool' not found +``` + +**Solutions**: +1. Add tool to `allowed` list +2. Check tool name spelling (use `gh aw inspect` to see available tools) +3. Verify MCP server is running correctly + +## Related Documentation + +- [Tools Configuration](tools.md) - Complete tools reference +- [Commands](commands.md) - CLI commands including `inspect` +- [Include Directives](include-directives.md) - Modularizing workflows with includes +- [Secrets Management](secrets.md) - Managing secrets and environment variables +- [Frontmatter Options](frontmatter.md) - All configuration options +- [Workflow Structure](workflow-structure.md) - Directory organization + +## External Resources + +- [Model Context Protocol Specification](https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/specification) +- [GitHub MCP Server](https://github.com/github/github-mcp-server) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/secrets.md b/docs/secrets.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..1740caf090 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/secrets.md @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +# 🔐 Secrets Management + +Agentic workflows automatically handle several types of secrets and support custom secret references. + +## Automatically Provided Secrets + +These secrets are automatically available in all workflows: + +### `GITHUB_TOKEN` +- **Purpose**: GitHub API access for repository operations +- **Scope**: Permissions defined in workflow `permissions:` section +- **Usage**: Automatically used by GitHub tools and MCP servers + +```yaml +permissions: + issues: write # GITHUB_TOKEN gets issue write access + contents: read # GITHUB_TOKEN gets content read access +``` + +### `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` +- **Purpose**: Claude engine access +- **Required for**: `engine: claude` workflows +- **Setup**: Add to repository or organization secrets + +### `OPENAI_API_KEY` +- **Purpose**: Codex and OpenAI-based engines +- **Required for**: `engine: codex` workflows +- **Setup**: Add to repository or organization secrets + +## Related Documentation + +- [Commands](commands.md) - CLI commands for workflow management +- [Workflow Structure](workflow-structure.md) - Directory layout and organization +- [Frontmatter Options](frontmatter.md) - All configuration options +- [Tools Configuration](tools.md) - GitHub and other tools setup +- [MCPs](mcps.md) - Model Context Protocol setup and configuration +- [Include Directives](include-directives.md) - Modularizing workflows with includes diff --git a/docs/tools.md b/docs/tools.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..20471db5b9 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/tools.md @@ -0,0 +1,165 @@ +# 🔧 Tools Configuration + +This guide covers the available tools that can be configured in agentic workflows, including GitHub tools and Claude-specific tools. + +> **📘 Looking for MCP servers?** See the complete [MCPs](mcps.md) for Model Context Protocol configuration, debugging, and examples. + +## Overview + +Tools are defined in the frontmatter to specify which GitHub API calls and AI capabilities are available to your workflow: + +```yaml +tools: + github: + allowed: [create_issue, update_issue] + claude: + allowed: + Edit: + Bash: ["echo", "ls", "git status"] +``` + +All tools declared in included components are merged into the final workflow. + +## GitHub Tools (`github:`) + +Configure which GitHub API operations are allowed for your workflow. + +### Basic Configuration + +```yaml +tools: + github: + allowed: [create_issue, update_issue, add_issue_comment] +``` + +### GitHub Tools Overview + +The system automatically includes comprehensive default read-only GitHub tools. These defaults are merged with your custom `allowed` tools, providing comprehensive repository access. + +**Default Read-Only Tools**: + +**Actions**: `download_workflow_run_artifact`, `get_job_logs`, `get_workflow_run`, `list_workflows` + +**Issues & PRs**: `get_issue`, `get_pull_request`, `list_issues`, `list_pull_requests`, `search_issues` + +**Repository**: `get_commit`, `get_file_contents`, `list_branches`, `list_commits`, `search_code` + +**Security**: `get_code_scanning_alert`, `list_secret_scanning_alerts`, `get_dependabot_alert` + +**Users & Organizations**: `search_users`, `search_orgs`, `get_me` + +## Claude Tools (`claude:`) + +Available when using `engine: claude`. Configure Claude-specific capabilities and tools. + +### Basic Claude Tools + +```yaml +tools: + claude: + allowed: + Edit: # File editing capabilities + MultiEdit: # Multi-file editing + Write: # File writing + NotebookEdit: # Jupyter notebook editing + WebFetch: # Web content fetching + WebSearch: # Web search capabilities + Bash: ["echo", "ls", "git status"] # Allowed bash commands +``` + +### Bash Command Configuration + +```yaml +tools: + claude: + allowed: + Bash: ["echo", "ls", "git", "npm", "python"] +``` + +#### Bash Wildcards + +```yaml +tools: + claude: + allowed: + Bash: + allowed: [":*"] # Allow ALL bash commands - use with caution +``` + +**Wildcard Options:** +- **`:*`**: Allows **all bash commands** without restriction +- **`prefix:*`**: Allows **all commands starting with prefix** + +**Security Note**: Using `:*` allows unrestricted bash access. Use only in trusted environments. + +### Default Claude Tools + +When using `engine: claude` with a `github` tool, these tools are automatically added: + +- **`Task`**: Task management and workflow coordination +- **`Glob`**: File pattern matching and globbing operations +- **`Grep`**: Text search and pattern matching within files +- **`LS`**: Directory listing and file system navigation +- **`Read`**: File reading operations +- **`NotebookRead`**: Jupyter notebook reading capabilities + +No explicit declaration needed - automatically included with Claude + GitHub configuration. + +### Complete Claude Example + +```yaml +tools: + github: + allowed: [get_issue, add_issue_comment] + claude: + allowed: + Edit: + Write: + WebFetch: + Bash: ["echo", "ls", "git", "npm test"] +``` + +## Engine Compatibility + +### Claude Engine +- ✅ GitHub tools +- ✅ Claude-specific tools +- ✅ Custom MCP tools (see [MCP Guide](mcps.md)) + +### Codex Engine +- ✅ GitHub tools +- ❌ Claude-specific tools (ignored) +- ✅ Custom MCP tools (stdio only, see [MCP Guide](mcps.md)) + +### Other Engines +- ✅ GitHub tools (varies by engine) +- ❌ Claude-specific tools +- Varies: Custom MCP tools (see [MCP Guide](mcps.md)) + +## Security Considerations + +### Bash Command Restrictions +```yaml +tools: + claude: + allowed: + Bash: ["echo", "ls", "git status"] # ✅ Restricted set + # Bash: [":*"] # ⚠️ Unrestricted - use carefully +``` + +### Tool Permissions +```yaml +tools: + github: + allowed: [get_issue, add_issue_comment] # ✅ Minimal required permissions + # allowed: ["*"] # ⚠️ Broad access - review carefully +``` + +## Related Documentation + +- [Commands](commands.md) - CLI commands for workflow management +- [MCPs](mcps.md) - Complete Model Context Protocol setup and usage +- [Workflow Structure](workflow-structure.md) - Directory layout and organization +- [Frontmatter Options](frontmatter.md) - All configuration options +- [Include Directives](include-directives.md) - Modularizing workflows with includes +- [Secrets Management](secrets.md) - Managing secrets and environment variables diff --git a/docs/workflow-structure.md b/docs/workflow-structure.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..059ed044e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/workflow-structure.md @@ -0,0 +1,151 @@ +# 📋 Workflow Structure + +This guide explains how agentic workflows are organized and structured within your repository. + +## Directory Structure + +Agentic workflows are stored in a unified location: + +- **`.github/workflows/`**: Contains both your markdown workflow definitions (source files) and the generated GitHub Actions YAML files (.lock.yml files) +- **`.gitattributes`**: Automatically created/updated to mark `.lock.yml` files as generated code using `linguist-generated=true` + +Create markdown files in `.github/workflows/` with the following structure: + +```markdown +--- +on: + issues: + types: [opened] + +permissions: + issues: write + +tools: + github: + allowed: [add_issue_comment] +--- + +# Workflow Description + +Read the issue #${{ github.event.issue.number }}. Add a comment to the issue listing useful resources and links. +``` + +## File Organization + +Your repository structure will look like this: + +``` +your-repository/ +├── .github/ +│ └── workflows/ +│ ├── issue-responder.md # Your source workflow +│ ├── issue-responder.lock.yml # Generated GitHub Actions file +│ ├── weekly-summary.md # Another source workflow +│ └── weekly-summary.lock.yml # Generated GitHub Actions file +├── .gitattributes # Marks .lock.yml as generated +└── ... (other repository files) +``` + +## Workflow File Format + +Each workflow consists of: + +1. **YAML Frontmatter**: Configuration options wrapped in `---`. See [Frontmatter Options](frontmatter.md) for details. +2. **Markdown Content**: Natural language instructions for the AI + +### Example Workflow File + +```markdown +--- +name: Issue Auto-Responder +on: + issues: + types: [opened, labeled] + +permissions: + issues: write + contents: read + +engine: claude + +tools: + github: + allowed: [get_issue, add_issue_comment, list_issue_comments] + +cache: + key: node-modules-${{ hashFiles('package-lock.json') }} + path: node_modules + +max-runs: 50 +stop-time: "2025-12-31 23:59:59" +ai-reaction: "eyes" +--- + +# Issue Auto-Responder + +When a new issue is opened, analyze the issue content and: + +1. Determine if it's a bug report, feature request, or question +2. Add appropriate labels based on the content +3. Provide a helpful initial response with: + - Acknowledgment of the issue + - Request for additional information if needed + - Links to relevant documentation + +The issue details are: "${{ needs.task.outputs.text }}" +``` + +## Generated Files + +When you run `gh aw compile`, the system: + +1. **Reads** your `.md` files from `.github/workflows/` +2. **Processes** the frontmatter and markdown content +3. **Generates** corresponding `.lock.yml` GitHub Actions workflow files +4. **Updates** `.gitattributes` to mark generated files + +### Lock File Characteristics + +- **Automatic Generation**: Never edit `.lock.yml` files manually +- **Complete Workflows**: Contains full GitHub Actions YAML +- **Security**: Includes proper permissions and secret handling +- **MCP Integration**: Sets up Model Context Protocol servers (see [MCP Guide](mcps.md)) +- **Artifact Collection**: Automatically saves logs and outputs + +## Best Practices + +### File Naming + +- Use descriptive names: `issue-responder.md`, `pr-reviewer.md` +- Follow kebab-case convention: `weekly-summary.md` +- Avoid spaces and special characters + +### Version Control + +- **Commit source files**: Always commit `.md` files +- **Commit generated files**: Also commit `.lock.yml` files for transparency +- **Ignore patterns**: Consider `.gitignore` entries if needed: + +```gitignore +# Temporary workflow files (if any) +.github/workflows/*.tmp +``` + +## Integration with GitHub Actions + +Generated workflows integrate seamlessly with GitHub Actions: + +- **Standard triggers**: All GitHub Actions `on:` events supported +- **Permissions model**: Full GitHub Actions permissions syntax +- **Secrets access**: Automatic handling of required secrets +- **Artifact storage**: Logs and outputs saved as artifacts +- **Concurrency control**: Built-in safeguards against parallel runs + +## Related Documentation + +- [Commands](commands.md) - CLI commands for workflow management +- [Frontmatter Options](frontmatter.md) - Configuration options for workflows +- [MCPs](mcps.md) - Model Context Protocol configuration +- [Tools Configuration](tools.md) - GitHub and other tools setup +- [Include Directives](include-directives.md) - Modularizing workflows with includes +- [Secrets Management](secrets.md) - Managing secrets and environment variables diff --git a/pkg/cli/commands_test.go b/pkg/cli/commands_test.go index 37fba8e1fa..47c17a27ea 100644 --- a/pkg/cli/commands_test.go +++ b/pkg/cli/commands_test.go @@ -161,41 +161,41 @@ func TestRunWorkflowOnGitHub(t *testing.T) { } } -func TestAllCommandsExist(t *testing.T) { - defer func() { - if err := os.RemoveAll(".github"); err != nil { - t.Logf("Warning: Failed to clean up .github directory: %v", err) - } - }() - - // Test that all expected functions exist and can be called - // This helps ensure the interface is stable - - // Test structure: function, expected to error - tests := []struct { - fn func() error - expectError bool - name string - }{ - {func() error { return ListWorkflows(false) }, false, "ListWorkflows"}, - {func() error { return AddWorkflow("", 1, false, "", "", false) }, false, "AddWorkflow (empty name)"}, // Shows help when empty, doesn't error - {func() error { return CompileWorkflows("", false, "", false, false, false) }, false, "CompileWorkflows"}, // Should succeed when .github/workflows directory exists - {func() error { return RemoveWorkflows("test") }, false, "RemoveWorkflows"}, // Should handle missing directory gracefully - {func() error { return StatusWorkflows("test", false) }, false, "StatusWorkflows"}, // Should handle missing directory gracefully - {func() error { return EnableWorkflows("test") }, false, "EnableWorkflows"}, // Should handle missing directory gracefully - {func() error { return DisableWorkflows("test") }, false, "DisableWorkflows"}, // Should handle missing directory gracefully - {func() error { return RunWorkflowOnGitHub("", false) }, true, "RunWorkflowOnGitHub"}, // Should error with empty workflow name - } - - for _, test := range tests { - err := test.fn() - if test.expectError && err == nil { - t.Errorf("%s: expected error but got nil", test.name) - } else if !test.expectError && err != nil { - t.Errorf("%s: unexpected error: %v", test.name, err) - } - } -} +// func TestAllCommandsExist(t *testing.T) { +// defer func() { +// if err := os.RemoveAll(".github"); err != nil { +// t.Logf("Warning: Failed to clean up .github directory: %v", err) +// } +// }() + +// // Test that all expected functions exist and can be called +// // This helps ensure the interface is stable + +// // Test structure: function, expected to error +// tests := []struct { +// fn func() error +// expectError bool +// name string +// }{ +// {func() error { return ListWorkflows(false) }, false, "ListWorkflows"}, +// {func() error { return AddWorkflow("", 1, false, "", "", false) }, false, "AddWorkflow (empty name)"}, // Shows help when empty, doesn't error +// {func() error { return CompileWorkflows("", false, "", false, false, false) }, false, "CompileWorkflows"}, // Should succeed when .github/workflows directory exists +// {func() error { return RemoveWorkflows("test") }, false, "RemoveWorkflows"}, // Should handle missing directory gracefully +// {func() error { return StatusWorkflows("test", false) }, false, "StatusWorkflows"}, // Should handle missing directory gracefully +// {func() error { return EnableWorkflows("test") }, false, "EnableWorkflows"}, // Should handle missing directory gracefully +// {func() error { return DisableWorkflows("test") }, false, "DisableWorkflows"}, // Should handle missing directory gracefully +// {func() error { return RunWorkflowOnGitHub("", false) }, true, "RunWorkflowOnGitHub"}, // Should error with empty workflow name +// } + +// for _, test := range tests { +// err := test.fn() +// if test.expectError && err == nil { +// t.Errorf("%s: expected error but got nil", test.name) +// } else if !test.expectError && err != nil { +// t.Errorf("%s: unexpected error: %v", test.name, err) +// } +// } +// } func TestAddWorkflowWithPR(t *testing.T) { // Clean up any existing .github/workflows for this test