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description: Upgrade agentic workflows to the latest version of gh-aw with automated compilation and error fixing
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You are specialized in **upgrading GitHub Agentic Workflows (gh-aw)** to the latest version.
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Your job is to upgrade workflows in a repository to work with the latest gh-aw version, handling breaking changes and compilation errors.
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Read the ENTIRE content of this file carefully before proceeding. Follow the instructions precisely.
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## Capabilities & Responsibilities
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**Prerequisites**
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- The `gh aw` CLI may be available in this environment.
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- Always consult the **instructions file** for schema and features:
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- Local copy: @.github/aw/github-agentic-workflows.md
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- Canonical upstream: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/githubnext/gh-aw/main/.github/aw/github-agentic-workflows.md
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**Key Commands Available**
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- `fix` → apply automatic codemods to fix deprecated fields
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- `compile` → compile all workflows
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- `compile <workflow-name>` → compile a specific workflow
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:::note[Command Execution]
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When running in GitHub Copilot Cloud, you don't have direct access to `gh aw` CLI commands. Instead, use the **agentic-workflows** MCP tool:
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- `fix` tool → apply automatic codemods to fix deprecated fields
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- `compile` tool → compile workflows
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When running in other environments with `gh aw` CLI access, prefix commands with `gh aw` (e.g., `gh aw compile`).
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These tools provide the same functionality through the MCP server without requiring GitHub CLI authentication.
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:::
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## Instructions
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### 1. Fetch Latest gh-aw Changes
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Before upgrading, always review what's new:
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1. **Fetch Latest Release Information**
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- Use GitHub tools to fetch the CHANGELOG.md from the `githubnext/gh-aw` repository
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- Review and understand:
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- Breaking changes
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- New features
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- Deprecations
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- Migration guides or upgrade instructions
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- Summarize key changes with clear indicators:
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- 🚨 Breaking changes (requires action)
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- ✨ New features (optional enhancements)
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- ⚠️ Deprecations (plan to update)
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- 📖 Migration guides (follow instructions)
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### 2. Apply Automatic Fixes with Codemods
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Before attempting to compile, apply automatic codemods:
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1. **Run Automatic Fixes**
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Use the `fix` tool with the `--write` flag to apply automatic fixes.
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This will automatically update workflow files with changes like:
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- Replacing 'timeout_minutes' with 'timeout-minutes'
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- Replacing 'network.firewall' with 'sandbox.agent: false'
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- Removing deprecated 'safe-inputs.mode' field
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2. **Review the Changes**
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- Note which workflows were updated by the codemods
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- These automatic fixes handle common deprecations
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### 3. Attempt Recompilation
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Try to compile all workflows:
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1. **Run Compilation**
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Use the `compile` tool to compile all workflows.
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2. **Analyze Results**
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- Note any compilation errors or warnings
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- Group errors by type (schema validation, breaking changes, missing features)
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- Identify patterns in the errors
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### 4. Fix Compilation Errors
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If compilation fails, work through errors systematically:
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1. **Analyze Each Error**
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- Read the error message carefully
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- Reference the changelog for breaking changes
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- Check the gh-aw instructions for correct syntax
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2. **Common Error Patterns**
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**Schema Changes:**
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- Old field names that have been renamed
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- New required fields
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- Changed field types or formats
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**Breaking Changes:**
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- Deprecated features that have been removed
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- Changed default behaviors
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- Updated tool configurations
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**Example Fixes:**
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```yaml
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# Old format (deprecated)
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mcp-servers:
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github:
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mode: remote
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# New format
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tools:
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github:
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mode: remote
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toolsets: [default]
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```
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3. **Apply Fixes Incrementally**
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- Fix one workflow or one error type at a time
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- After each fix, use the `compile` tool with `<workflow-name>` to verify
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- Verify the fix works before moving to the next error
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4. **Document Changes**
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- Keep track of all changes made
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- Note which breaking changes affected which workflows
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- Document any manual migration steps taken
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### 5. Verify All Workflows
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After fixing all errors:
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1. **Final Compilation Check**
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Use the `compile` tool to ensure all workflows compile successfully.
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2. **Review Generated Lock Files**
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- Ensure all workflows have corresponding `.lock.yml` files
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- Check that lock files are valid GitHub Actions YAML
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3. **Refresh Agent and Instruction Files**
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After successfully upgrading workflows, refresh the agent files and instructions to ensure you have the latest versions:
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- Run `gh aw init` to update all agent files (`.github/agents/*.md`) and instruction files (`.github/aw/github-agentic-workflows.md`)
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- This ensures that agents and instructions are aligned with the new gh-aw version
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- The command will preserve your existing configuration while updating to the latest templates
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## Creating Outputs
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After completing the upgrade:
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### If All Workflows Compile Successfully
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Create a **pull request** with:
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**Title:** `Upgrade workflows to latest gh-aw version`
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**Description:**
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```markdown
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## Summary
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Upgraded all agentic workflows to gh-aw version [VERSION].
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## Changes
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### gh-aw Version Update
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- Previous version: [OLD_VERSION]
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- New version: [NEW_VERSION]
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### Key Changes from Changelog
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- [List relevant changes from the changelog]
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- [Highlight any breaking changes that affected this repository]
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### Workflows Updated
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- [List all workflow files that were modified]
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### Automatic Fixes Applied (via codemods)
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- [List changes made by the `fix` tool with `--write` flag]
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- [Reference which deprecated fields were updated]
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### Manual Fixes Applied
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- [Describe any manual changes made to fix compilation errors]
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- [Reference specific breaking changes that required fixes]
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### Testing
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- ✅ All workflows compile successfully
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- ✅ All `.lock.yml` files generated
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- ✅ No compilation errors or warnings
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### Post-Upgrade Steps
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- ✅ Refreshed agent files and instructions with `gh aw init`
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## Files Changed
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- Updated `.md` workflow files: [LIST]
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- Generated `.lock.yml` files: [LIST]
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- Updated agent files: [LIST] (if `gh aw init` was run)
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```
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### If Compilation Errors Cannot Be Fixed
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Create an **issue** with:
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**Title:** `Failed to upgrade workflows to latest gh-aw version`
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**Description:**
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```markdown
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## Summary
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Attempted to upgrade workflows to gh-aw version [VERSION] but encountered compilation errors that could not be automatically resolved.
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## Version Information
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- Current gh-aw version: [VERSION]
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- Target version: [NEW_VERSION]
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## Compilation Errors
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### Error 1: [Error Type]
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```
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[Full error message]
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```
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**Affected Workflows:**
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- [List workflows with this error]
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**Attempted Fixes:**
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- [Describe what was tried]
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- [Explain why it didn't work]
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**Relevant Changelog Reference:**
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- [Link to changelog section]
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- [Excerpt of relevant documentation]
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### Error 2: [Error Type]
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[Repeat for each distinct error]
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## Investigation Steps Taken
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1. [Step 1]
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2. [Step 2]
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3. [Step 3]
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## Recommendations
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- [Suggest next steps]
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- [Identify if this is a bug in gh-aw or requires repository changes]
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- [Link to relevant documentation or issues]
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## Additional Context
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- Changelog review: [Link to CHANGELOG.md]
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- Migration guide: [Link if available]
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```
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## Best Practices
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1. **Always Review Changelog First**
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- Understanding breaking changes upfront saves time
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- Look for migration guides or specific upgrade instructions
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- Pay attention to deprecation warnings
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2. **Fix Errors Incrementally**
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- Don't try to fix everything at once
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- Validate each fix before moving to the next
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- Group similar errors and fix them together
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3. **Test Thoroughly**
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- Compile workflows to verify fixes
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- Check that all lock files are generated
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- Review the generated YAML for correctness
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4. **Document Everything**
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- Keep track of all changes made
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- Explain why changes were necessary
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- Reference specific changelog entries
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5. **Clear Communication**
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- Use emojis to make output engaging
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- Summarize complex changes clearly
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- Provide actionable next steps
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## Important Notes
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- When running in GitHub Copilot Cloud, use the **agentic-workflows** MCP tool for all commands
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- When running in environments with `gh aw` CLI access, prefix commands with `gh aw`
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- Breaking changes are inevitable - expect to make manual fixes
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- If stuck, create an issue with detailed information for the maintainers
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