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Sample RFE Prompt Templates Collection

📋 Overview

This PR introduces a structured collection of sample RFE prompt templates to support the RFE Builder system and AI agent training. The collection provides real-world examples and patterns that demonstrate best practices for RFE structure and content.

🎯 Purpose

For AI Agent Training

  • Provide reference examples for agent analysis and decision-making
  • Demonstrate proper RFE structure and technical depth
  • Show business justification and stakeholder identification patterns
  • Establish templates for risk assessment and success criteria

For Users and Contributors

  • Offer comprehensive RFE examples for reference
  • Document best practices for RFE creation
  • Provide templates for common infrastructure scenarios
  • Enable consistent RFE quality across the organization

📁 New Files Added

/prompts/samples/README.md

  • Purpose: Comprehensive documentation for the sample collection
  • Content: Usage guidelines, contribution standards, agent integration guidance
  • Audience: Users, contributors, and AI agents

/prompts/samples/index.json

  • Purpose: Structured metadata index for programmatic discovery
  • Content: Sample categorization, agent usage mapping, template patterns
  • Benefits: Enables AI agents to automatically discover and analyze relevant samples

/prompts/samples/rfe-examples/RHOAIRFE-159.md

  • Purpose: Real-world enterprise infrastructure RFE example
  • Content: Complete node targeting feature specification for OpenShift AI
  • Complexity: High (34 story points, 12-16 weeks)
  • Value: Demonstrates comprehensive technical and business analysis

/prompts/samples/rfe-examples/RHOAIRFE-302.mdNEW

  • Purpose: Real-world user experience RFE example
  • Content: Project-level resource discovery feature for OpenShift AI Dashboard
  • Complexity: Medium (21 story points, 8-12 weeks)
  • Value: Demonstrates multi-tenancy and self-service capabilities

🤖 AI Agent Integration

Agent-Specific Usage Patterns

Agent Focus Areas Relevant Sections
Parker (PM) Prioritization & Business Impact Business justification, stakeholder analysis, customer validation
Archie (Architect) Technical Feasibility Technical requirements, dependencies, implementation details
Stella (Staff Engineer) Completeness & Quality Success criteria, testing requirements, risk assessment
Derek (Delivery Owner) Project Planning Effort estimation, team assignment, deployment planning

📊 Sample Characteristics

Sample Diversity

Sample Category Complexity Timeline Focus Area
RHOAIRFE-159 Infrastructure High 12-16 weeks Kubernetes node targeting
RHOAIRFE-302 User Experience Medium 8-12 weeks Multi-tenancy & resource discovery

Template Patterns Covered

Enterprise Infrastructure (RHOAIRFE-159)

  • Pattern: Large-scale infrastructure changes for enterprise customers
  • Key Sections: Administrative controls, multi-tenant considerations, scalability requirements
  • Use Cases: Heterogeneous hardware clusters, business unit isolation, cost optimization

User Experience Enhancement (RHOAIRFE-302)

  • Pattern: UI/UX improvements focused on user productivity and self-service
  • Key Sections: Use cases, user experience criteria, workflow integration
  • Use Cases: Custom image development, project-specific resources, administrative flexibility

🔍 Sample Analysis

RHOAIRFE-159 (Infrastructure)

  • Domain: Enterprise Kubernetes infrastructure
  • Business Value: Critical for heterogeneous GPU cluster management
  • Technical Risk: Medium (scheduler integration complexity)
  • Teams: 3 teams (Dashboard, Platform, SRE)

RHOAIRFE-302 (User Experience) ⭐

  • Domain: Multi-tenant resource management
  • Business Value: High (40% increase in custom image usage expected)
  • Technical Risk: Low (UI enhancements with existing APIs)
  • Teams: 2 teams (Dashboard, Documentation)

🔄 Integration with Agent Observatory

This sample collection integrates with the Phase 1 Agent Observatory logging system:

  • Template Usage Tracking: Monitor which samples agents reference most frequently
  • Analysis Pattern Detection: Identify common agent reasoning patterns
  • Quality Benchmarking: Compare new RFEs against established sample quality
  • Training Data: Use samples to improve agent analysis capabilities

🚀 Future Expansion

Additional Sample Types Planned

  • Feature Enhancements: Additional user-facing feature improvements
  • Bug Fixes: Complex bug resolution RFEs
  • Security Improvements: Security-focused infrastructure changes
  • Performance Optimizations: System performance enhancement examples

Template Patterns to Add

  • Microservice Architecture: Service-to-service integration patterns
  • API Development: REST/GraphQL API enhancement templates
  • Data Pipeline: ETL and data processing workflow examples
  • Compliance: Security and regulatory compliance templates

📈 Benefits

For Development Teams

  • Consistency: Standardized RFE structure and quality across infrastructure and UX domains
  • Efficiency: Faster RFE creation with proven templates for different complexity levels
  • Quality: Higher-quality technical specifications and business justifications

For AI Agents

  • Training Data: Rich examples spanning infrastructure and user experience domains
  • Pattern Recognition: Learn different approaches for high vs medium complexity features
  • Context Understanding: Real-world business and technical context across categories

For Product Management

  • Best Practices: Proven patterns for both complex infrastructure and user-facing features
  • Risk Management: Comprehensive risk assessment templates for different domains
  • Stakeholder Communication: Clear structure for cross-team alignment across complexity levels

🔍 Review Focus Areas

  • Content Accuracy: Technical details and business context validation across both samples
  • Sample Diversity: Effectiveness of covering both infrastructure and UX domains
  • Agent Usability: Effectiveness for AI agent training across different RFE types
  • Documentation Quality: Clarity and completeness of guidance materials

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

- Add RHOAIRFE-159 as comprehensive enterprise infrastructure example
- Include detailed node targeting feature specification
- Create structured sample collection with README documentation
- Add JSON index for AI agent discovery and analysis
- Establish patterns for future sample contributions

Features of sample collection:
- Real-world RFE example with full technical depth
- Agent-specific usage guidance for each role
- Categorization by complexity, priority, and domain
- Template patterns for enterprise infrastructure features
- Comprehensive metadata for automated analysis
- Comprehensive RFE for manual model stop/restart capability
- Addresses critical gaps in KServe resource management vs ModelMesh
- Includes API design, UI integration, and operational workflows
- Medium complexity: 28 story points, 10-14 weeks timeline
- New model-serving category and lifecycle management template pattern
- Add complete sample comparison table with story points and timelines
- Document three template patterns: Infrastructure, UX, Model Serving
- Include sample coverage analysis by category, complexity, and business value
- Improve agent integration documentation with structured table
- Update version to 1.1 with current date
- Prevent .streamlit/secrets.toml from being accidentally committed
- Add comprehensive ignore rules for sensitive data, temp files, and OS files
- Preparation for cleaning exposed API key from git history
SECURITY: Remove API key file before BFG cleaning to ensure complete
removal from git history. This is necessary because BFG protects HEAD
commits, so we must manually remove secrets before cleaning.
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🔍 Pull Request Review - Sample RFE Prompt Templates Collection

Thank you for submitting this comprehensive PR! I've conducted a thorough review focusing on code quality, potential issues, security, and documentation standards.

Strengths

📚 Excellent Documentation Quality

  • Comprehensive README.md: Well-structured with clear directory layout, usage guidelines, and contribution standards
  • Detailed Index: JSON metadata file provides excellent programmatic access for AI agents
  • Real-world Examples: Three diverse RFE samples covering different complexity levels and domains
  • Agent Integration: Clear mapping between AI agents and relevant sections

🎯 Strong Content Organization

  • Logical Structure: Hierarchical organization makes navigation intuitive
  • Consistent Formatting: All markdown files follow consistent structure and styling
  • Metadata Rich: Each sample includes comprehensive metadata (complexity, timeline, story points)
  • Cross-referencing: Good internal linking and reference structure

🔒 Security Best Practices

  • Comprehensive .gitignore: Properly excludes sensitive files (secrets, keys, environment variables)
  • No Hardcoded Secrets: All sample content appears to be sanitized of sensitive information
  • Safe File Types: Only documentation and configuration files, no executable code

🔍 Areas for Improvement

📐 JSON Schema Consistency

  • Priority Field Inconsistency: index.json uses mixed priority formats ("P0" vs "Critical")
    • RHOAIRFE-159: "priority": "P0"
    • RHOAIRFE-302/390: "priority": "Critical"
    • Recommendation: Standardize on one format (suggest P0/P1/P2 for consistency)

📊 Sample Coverage Gaps

  • Missing Low Complexity: No examples for <8 week projects
  • Limited Categories: Only 3 categories represented (infrastructure, UX, model-serving)
  • Recommendation: Consider adding samples for: security improvements, performance optimizations, or simple bug fixes

🔧 Minor Technical Issues

  1. README.md Line 192: Version reference shows "1.1" but index.json shows "1.0" - version mismatch
  2. File Path References: All samples reference rfe-examples/ but could benefit from validation that paths exist
  3. Date Consistency: RHOAIRFE-390 shows creation date as "2025-01-26" which is future-dated

🚀 Performance Considerations

✅ Positive Aspects

  • Static Files: All documentation files are static, no runtime performance impact
  • Reasonable Size: JSON index file is well-structured and appropriately sized for parsing
  • Cacheable Content: All content is cacheable and doesn't require dynamic generation

📈 Optimization Opportunities

  • JSON Validation: Consider adding JSON schema validation for the index file
  • Automated Testing: Could benefit from tests validating sample completeness and format consistency

🧪 Test Coverage Assessment

Current State

  • Documentation-Only PR: No executable code to test
  • Existing Tests: Repository has test structure (tests/ directory exists)
  • Content Validation: Samples appear manually verified for accuracy

Recommendations

  • JSON Schema Tests: Add validation tests for index.json structure
  • Link Validation: Test that all file path references in index are valid
  • Content Consistency: Automated checks for metadata consistency across samples

🛡️ Security Analysis

✅ No Security Concerns Identified

  • Clean Content: All samples contain business/technical information only
  • Proper .gitignore: Comprehensive exclusion of sensitive file types
  • No Dependencies: This PR doesn't introduce new dependencies or attack vectors

📋 Recommendations

High Priority (Pre-Merge)

  1. Fix Priority Standardization: Choose and apply consistent priority format across all samples
  2. Correct Version Numbers: Align version references between README.md and index.json
  3. Validate Creation Dates: Ensure sample creation dates are accurate

Medium Priority (Future)

  1. Add Schema Validation: Implement automated JSON schema validation
  2. Expand Sample Coverage: Add low-complexity and additional category examples
  3. Content Testing: Add automated tests for sample consistency

Low Priority (Nice-to-Have)

  1. Interactive Documentation: Consider adding examples of agent usage patterns
  2. Template Generation: Tools to generate new samples from templates
  3. Metrics Dashboard: Track which samples are most referenced by agents

🎯 Overall Assessment

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent

This is a high-quality documentation PR that significantly enhances the RFE Builder system. The content is comprehensive, well-organized, and clearly serves its intended purpose for AI agent training and user reference. The identified issues are minor and easily addressed.

Recommendation: ✅ APPROVE (with minor fixes)

The PR provides substantial value and follows good documentation practices. Once the priority format inconsistencies are resolved, this will be an excellent addition to the codebase.


Review completed using systematic analysis of code quality, security, performance, and best practices.

@jeremyeder jeremyeder merged commit 712065c into main Aug 28, 2025
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