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Pull request overview
This PR adds a new agentic workflow called "Flock Action" that provides automated NSIP (National Sheep Improvement Program) flock analysis capabilities directly through GitHub Issues. The workflow leverages the nsip MCP server to process breeding analysis requests and generate comprehensive reports.
Changes:
- Adds flock-action.md source file defining workflow behavior and MCP tool integrations
- Adds flock-action.lock.yml generated lockfile implementing the workflow in GitHub Actions
- Integrates with the nsip MCP server via Docker to access 13 breeding analysis tools
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.github/workflows/flock-action.md |
Source definition for the Flock Action workflow, specifying MCP server configuration, safe outputs, network policies, and agent instructions for processing six types of breeding analyses (mating recommendations, flock evaluation, animal comparisons, ranking, inbreeding matrices, and flock profiles) |
.github/workflows/flock-action.lock.yml |
Generated GitHub Actions workflow file (1236 lines) implementing the Flock Action agent with full CI/CD pipeline including activation controls, MCP gateway setup, safe outputs processing, threat detection, and pull request creation |
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| types: [opened] |
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The workflow triggers on all opened issues (without label filtering) but relies on the agent prompt to check for the flock-action label. This means the workflow will execute and consume resources for every opened issue, even those not intended for flock analysis.
Consider adding a conditional at the GitHub Actions level to filter by label. For example, you could use if: contains(github.event.issue.labels.*.name, 'flock-action') in the activation job, or use a label-based trigger similar to other agentic workflows that use reaction: eyes or other activation mechanisms.
This will prevent unnecessary workflow runs and reduce CI resource consumption, especially on repositories with high issue activity.
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| command: docker | ||
| args: ["run", "--rm", "-i", "ghcr.io/zircote/nsip", "mcp"] |
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The nsip tool invokes docker run on the external image ghcr.io/zircote/nsip without pinning it to an immutable version tag or digest, meaning a mutated or compromised image could be pulled and executed in this automation context. Because this container runs automatically with access to repository contents and limited network egress (including nsip.org), an attacker controlling that image could exfiltrate data or influence generated reports/PRs. Pin this Docker image to a specific, trusted tag or digest and periodically review/update it to reduce the risk of a supply chain compromise.
Add agentic workflow flock-action