Paython mcp

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Overview

This PR stabilizes and improves the multi-step CI/CD pipeline workflow in the Wizard Agent. The agent can now reliably generate a pipeline, ask for confirmation, and commit the workflow file to the user’s repository using the multi-turn API flow. It also prevents misrouting of user intent caused by ambiguous LLM decisions.

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Key Improvements

✅ 1. Hardened commit-intent detection
• Replaced overly-broad commit regex with a safe, pipeline-specific matcher
• Ensures phrases like “yes commit”, “commit workflow”, “apply pipeline” always trigger pipeline_commit
• Prevents accidental triggers from unrelated phrases like “recent commits”

✅ 2. Added commit-history safety guard
• If the LLM or user references:
• “recent commits”
• “commit history”
• “see commits”
→ the request routes to github_adapter instead of committing a workflow.

This prevents the agent from confusing GitHub history queries with pipeline commits.

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3. Correct tool routing for multi-turn API conversations
   • User intent now always overrides LLM intent for commit confirmation
   • Guarantees the correct tool runs even when model reasoning is imperfect
   • Solves previous issue where “yes commit” was misinterpreted as a request for GitHub commit history

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4. Reliable YAML + repo context across turns
   • Ensures LAST_GENERATED_YAML and LAST_REPO_USED are properly retained
   • Allows API-based multi-step flows to commit generated workflows without losing state

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5. General stability improvements
   • More deterministic command routing
   • Better separation between pipeline tools and GitHub informational tools
   • Cleaner, safer conversational agent logic

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Why This Matters

These changes make the Wizard Agent behave consistently and predictably, even across multiple conversational steps. This is essential for:
• Multi-step CI/CD pipeline generation
• CI workflow confirmation UX
• Reducing LLM misinterpretation errors
• Maintaining reliable automated repository commits
• Future expansion of the wizard (rollback, edits, diff previews, etc.)

This work significantly improves the reliability and robustness of the MCP-based CI/CD Builder.