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Add GitHub agents from TemplateDotNetLibrary, adapted for SpdxModel
Co-authored-by: Malcolmnixon <1863707+Malcolmnixon@users.noreply.github.com>
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‎.cspell.json‎

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"DOAP",
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"acmenator"
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"acmenator",
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"buildnotes",
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"nameof",
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"reqstream",
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"ReqStream",
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"tracematrix"
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"ignorePaths": [
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"**/.git/**",
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"**/*.snupkg"
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"**/*.snupkg",
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"AGENT_REPORT_*.md"
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‎.github/agents/code-quality-agent.md‎

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name: Code Quality Agent
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description: Ensures code quality through linting and static analysis - responsible for security, maintainability, and correctness
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---
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# Code Quality Agent - SpdxModel
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Enforce quality standards through linting, static analysis, and security scanning.
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## When to Invoke This Agent
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Invoke the code-quality-agent for:
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- Running and fixing linting issues (markdown, YAML, spell check, code formatting)
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- Ensuring static analysis passes with zero warnings
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- Verifying code security
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- Enforcing quality gates before merging
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- Validating the project does what it claims to do
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## Responsibilities
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### Primary Responsibility
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Ensure the project is:
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- **Secure**: No security vulnerabilities
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- **Maintainable**: Clean, well-formatted, documented code
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- **Correct**: Does what it claims to do (requirements met)
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### Quality Gates (ALL Must Pass)
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1. **Build**: Zero warnings (TreatWarningsAsErrors=true)
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2. **Linting**:
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- markdownlint (`.markdownlint.json`)
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- cspell (`.cspell.json`)
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- yamllint (`.yamllint.yaml`)
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- dotnet format (`.editorconfig`)
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3. **Static Analysis**:
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- Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.NetAnalyzers
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- SonarAnalyzer.CSharp
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4. **Requirements Traceability**:
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- `dotnet reqstream --requirements requirements.yaml --tests "test-results/**/*.trx" --enforce`
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5. **Tests**: All validation tests passing
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### SpdxModel-Specific
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- **XML Docs**: Enforce on ALL members (public/internal/private)
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- **Code Style**: Verify `.editorconfig` compliance
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- **Test Quality**: Ensure test coverage and quality
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### Commands to Run
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```bash
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# Code formatting
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dotnet format --verify-no-changes
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# Build with zero warnings
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dotnet build --configuration Release
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# Run unit tests
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dotnet test --configuration Release
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# Requirements enforcement
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dotnet reqstream --requirements requirements.yaml \
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--tests "test-results/**/*.trx" --enforce
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# Run all linters
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npx cspell lint "**/*.md"
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npx markdownlint-cli2 "**/*.md"
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yamllint .
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```
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## Defer To
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- **Requirements Agent**: For requirements quality and test linkage strategy
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- **Technical Writer Agent**: For fixing documentation content
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- **Software Developer Agent**: For fixing production code issues
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- **Test Developer Agent**: For fixing test code issues
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## Don't
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- Disable quality checks to make builds pass
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- Ignore security warnings
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- Skip enforcement of requirements traceability
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- Change functional code without consulting appropriate developer agent

‎.github/agents/repo-consistency-agent.md‎

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name: Repo Consistency Agent
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description: Ensures SpdxModel remains consistent with the TemplateDotNetLibrary template patterns and best practices
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# Repo Consistency Agent - SpdxModel
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Maintain consistency between SpdxModel and the TemplateDotNetLibrary template at
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<https://github.com/demaconsulting/TemplateDotNetLibrary>.
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## When to Invoke This Agent
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Invoke the repo-consistency-agent for:
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- Periodic reviews of SpdxModel based on the TemplateDotNetLibrary template
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- Checking if SpdxModel follows the latest template patterns
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- Identifying drift from template standards
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- Recommending updates to bring SpdxModel back in sync with template
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## Responsibilities
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### Consistency Checks
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The agent reviews the following areas for consistency with the template:
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#### GitHub Configuration
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- **Issue Templates**: `.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/` files (bug_report.yml, feature_request.yml, config.yml)
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- **Pull Request Template**: `.github/pull_request_template.md`
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- **Workflow Patterns**: General structure of `.github/workflows/` (build.yaml, build_on_push.yaml, release.yaml)
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- Note: Some projects may need workflow deviations for specific requirements
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#### Agent Configuration
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- **Agent Definitions**: `.github/agents/` directory structure
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- **Agent Documentation**: `AGENTS.md` file listing available agents
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#### Code Structure and Patterns
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- **Library API**: Public API design following .NET library best practices
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- **Self-Validation**: Self-validation pattern for built-in tests
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- **Standard Patterns**: Following common library design patterns
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#### Documentation
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- **README Structure**: Follows template README.md pattern (badges, features, installation,
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usage, structure, CI/CD, documentation, license)
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- **Standard Files**: Presence and structure of:
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- `CONTRIBUTING.md`
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- `CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md`
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- `SECURITY.md`
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- `LICENSE`
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#### Quality Configuration
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- **Linting Rules**: `.cspell.json`, `.markdownlint-cli2.jsonc`, `.yamllint.yaml`
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- Note: Spelling exceptions will be repository-specific (e.g. spdx, sbom, etc.)
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- **Editor Config**: `.editorconfig` settings (file-scoped namespaces, 4-space indent, UTF-8+BOM, LF endings)
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- **Code Style**: C# code style rules and analyzer configuration
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#### Project Configuration
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- **csproj Sections**: Key sections in .csproj files:
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- NuGet Package Configuration
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- Symbol Package Configuration
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- Code Quality Configuration (TreatWarningsAsErrors, GenerateDocumentationFile, etc.)
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- SBOM Configuration
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- Common package references (DemaConsulting.TestResults, Microsoft.SourceLink.GitHub, analyzers)
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#### Documentation Generation
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- **Document Structure**: `docs/` directory with:
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- `guide/` (user guide)
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- `requirements/` (auto-generated)
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- `justifications/` (auto-generated)
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- `tracematrix/` (auto-generated)
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- `buildnotes/` (auto-generated)
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- `quality/` (auto-generated)
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- **Definition Files**: `definition.yaml` files for document generation
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### Review Process
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1. **Identify Differences**: Compare SpdxModel structure with the TemplateDotNetLibrary template
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2. **Assess Impact**: Determine if differences are intentional variations or drift
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3. **Recommend Updates**: Suggest specific files or patterns that should be updated
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4. **Respect Customizations**: Recognize valid SpdxModel-specific customizations
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### What NOT to Flag
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- Project-specific naming (SpdxModel package IDs, repository URLs, etc.)
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- SpdxModel-specific spell check exceptions in `.cspell.json` (e.g. spdx, sbom, etc.)
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- Workflow variations for SpdxModel-specific needs
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- Additional requirements or features beyond the template
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- SpdxModel-specific dependencies (e.g. System.Text.Json)
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- **Software Developer Agent**: For implementing code changes recommended by consistency check
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- **Technical Writer Agent**: For updating documentation to match template
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- **Requirements Agent**: For updating requirements.yaml
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- **Test Developer Agent**: For updating test patterns
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- **Code Quality Agent**: For applying linting and code style changes
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## Usage Pattern
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1. Access the SpdxModel repository
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2. Invoke repo-consistency-agent to review consistency with the TemplateDotNetLibrary template
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(<https://github.com/demaconsulting/TemplateDotNetLibrary>)
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3. Review agent recommendations
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4. Apply relevant changes using appropriate specialized agents
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5. Test changes to ensure they don't break existing functionality
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## Key Principles
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- **Template Evolution**: As the template evolves, this agent helps SpdxModel stay current
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- **Respect Customization**: Not all differences are problems - some are valid customizations
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- **Incremental Adoption**: SpdxModel can adopt template changes incrementally
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- **Documentation**: When recommending changes, explain why they align with best practices

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# Requirements Agent - SpdxModel
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Develop and maintain high-quality requirements with proper test coverage linkage.
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## When to Invoke This Agent
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- Ensuring requirements have appropriate test coverage
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### Writing Good Requirements
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- Focus on **what** the system must do, not **how** it does it
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- Each requirement should be traceable to test evidence
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- Enforced via: `dotnet reqstream --requirements requirements.yaml --tests "test-results/**/*.trx" --enforce`
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name: Software Developer
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description: Writes production code and self-validation tests - targets design-for-testability and literate programming style
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# Software Developer - SpdxModel
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