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Agent Persona Exploration - 2026-10-17

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Evaluación

Dificultad
2/5
Tiempo estimado
1-3 horas
Aptitud para principiantes
78/100
Tipo de issue
Documentación
Claridad
Bien especificado
Estado de actividad
Activo
Stack tecnológico
github-actions

Línea de trabajo

Lee .github/aw/create-agentic-workflow.md y .github/aw/github-agentic-workflows.md para ver cómo orientan actualmente a quienes los escriben. Documenta un paso de exploración del repositorio para rutas inciertas y la regla de decisión entre digests de reemplazo y comentarios reactivos a PR; el trabajo estará terminado cuando ambas recomendaciones sean fáciles de encontrar para quienes escriban workflows en el futuro.

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Descripción

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Persona Overview
  • Agent: agentic-workflows (custom agent)
  • Personas This Run: Designer, Legal / Compliance, Information Worker
  • Scenarios Tested: 4 (DS-4, LC-5, LC-6, IW-4)
  • Average Quality Score: 4.7/5.0
Key Findings
  • All 4 invocations succeeded; the agent consistently produced secure, schema-valid, non-technical-friendly recommendations.
  • Every scenario closed network access (network: allowed: []) and used read-only permissions scoped to the minimum needed — no instance of over-broad write permissions or unrestricted network.
  • The agent correctly distinguished PR-reactive tasks (add-comment with hide-older-comments) from recurring digests (create-issue with close-older-issues/close-older-key), matching the intended replace-vs-accumulate semantics.
  • For two scenarios (LC-6, IW-4) the agent proactively surfaced unresolved ambiguity (audit window, docs path/staleness heuristic) instead of silently guessing — a strong pattern for non-technical personas who may not know to ask.
  • The one weak spot: IW-4 guessed a plausible-but-unconfirmed repo path (docs/meeting-notes/**) since the Information Worker persona, realistically, wouldn't know the exact path either — the agent flagged this as an open question, which is the right mitigation, but it did lower tool-selection/trigger confidence slightly.
Top Patterns
  1. Triggers: pull_request with paths: scoping for reactive reviews; schedule (weekly cron) + workflow_dispatch for digests — both well matched to task type.
  2. Tools: github (gh-proxy, default toolset) only, in every scenario — no unnecessary web-fetch/playwright added for tasks answerable from repo content alone.
  3. Security practices: closed network access by default, read-only permissions, and consistent noop fallback when nothing qualifies (avoids empty/noise issues and comments).
View High Quality Responses (Top 2-3)
  • LC-5 (SHA-pin audit): Tight paths:-scoped trigger, purely syntactic check correctly needed zero network access, and the agent flagged a real policy ambiguity (should first-party actions/* be exempt?) instead of assuming.
  • LC-6 (CLA audit): Correctly modeled this as a replacement digest (close-older-issues) rather than an ever-growing issue list, and called out the rolling-window vs. full-history-backfill distinction as a scoping decision for Legal to make.
  • DS-4 (contrast-check PR comment): Clean assumption statement about where "documented contrast check" data would live, with a fallback plan if that assumption is wrong.
View Areas for Improvement (Top 2-3)
  • IW-4 had to guess the meeting-notes directory and the exact "staleness" signal (frontmatter date vs. filename vs. git-blame) since the Information Worker persona can't be expected to supply exact repo paths — the agent handled this reasonably by flagging it as an open question, but a repo-discovery step (e.g., "look for a likely docs folder before asking") would remove the guess entirely.
  • None of the 4 responses mentioned roles: restrictions explicitly even though these are team-internal governance workflows (not public-facing) — worth confirming this is an intentional default-safe omission rather than an overlooked knob.
Recommendations
  1. For non-technical personas who can't supply an exact file path/convention (e.g., Information Worker, Designer), have the authoring guidance recommend a brief repo-discovery pass (glob for likely doc/asset directories) before drafting the prompt, so the open question becomes a confirmed fact instead of an assumption. Document this in .github/aw/create-agentic-workflow.md.
  2. Document the close-older-issues/close-older-key vs. add-comment + hide-older-comments decision rule (reactive-PR vs. recurring-digest) explicitly in .github/aw/github-agentic-workflows.md, since the agent already applies it correctly and consistently — codifying it would make the pattern discoverable for future authors instead of implicit.
  3. Continue the rotation: Backend Engineer, Frontend Developer, DevOps Engineer, QA Tester, and Product Manager remain in the explored history from the prior cycle; next run should prioritize any non-technical personas not yet covered in the new cycle before returning to technical ones.

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