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Template repo - This repository (
intel-agency/agent-context). The substrate from which downstream instances are cloned. -
Clone instance - A repository created from this template, seeded with a unique application plan. Any repo other than
agent-contextis a clone instance. - Downstream clone - Same as clone instance. Used when describing the cloning pipeline.
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Plan - The top-level issue in the hierarchy. One per project. Title format:
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Epic - A major work group within a plan. Often maps to a "Phase" in the source plan document. Title format:
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Story - An atomic, independently-completable work item within an epic. Title format:
Story <N>.<M>: <Name>. -
Task - An optional sub-tier beneath stories, only when the plan nests a sub-tier. Title format:
Task <N>.<M>.<K>: <Name>. - Sub-issue - GitHub's mechanism for parent/child issue linking. The hierarchy uses sub-issues exclusively, never issue-linked task lists.
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Memory - Durable project context stored at
.agents/memory.md. Four sections: Current Activity, Completed Work Items, Decisions, Remember To Do. -
Rules - Subject-specific convention files under
.agents/rules/. One file per topic (tools, validation, source control, etc.). -
Skill - A self-contained agent capability following the Agent Skills specification. Lives under
.agents/skills/withSKILL.md,scripts/,references/, andassets/.
- Build step - Markdown linting and relative link validation.
- Scan step - PSScriptAnalyzer static analysis (error severity) and gitleaks secret scanning.
- Test step - Pester test suite with code coverage and an 85% threshold gate.
- JaCoCo - Coverage output format (XML) produced by Pester's code coverage feature.
- ReportGenerator - Tool that converts JaCoCo XML into browsable HTML coverage reports.
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OpenCode - The agent runtime that reads
opencode.jsoncfor model providers, MCP servers, and agent definitions. -
Agent definitions - YAML-like markdown files under
.opencode/agents/defining agent roles (orchestrator, team-lead, developer, etc.). -
MCP servers - Model Context Protocol servers configured in
opencode.jsoncfor tools like sequential-thinking, memory-graph, web search, and code reading. -
Workflow assignments - ShortId-to-URL mappings in
local_ai_instruction_modules/ai-workflow-assignments.mdthat resolve/commandsto canonical instruction files. -
Dynamic workflows - ShortId-to-URL mappings in
local_ai_instruction_modules/ai-dynamic-workflows.mdfor parameterized workflow templates.
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Forensic log - Per-run log file (
gh-init-<slug>-<timestamp>.log) recording every GitHub API call and operation outcome for post-execution analysis. - DryRun - Preview mode for all operation scripts. Shows what would be created without making any API calls.
- Filler detection - Automated check that flags body sections byte-identical across 3+ sibling issues, indicating template boilerplate was pasted instead of plan-derived content.
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Orchestration signal label -
gh-issue-tracking:init-successlabel applied to the Plan issue on a successful apply run. A downstream orchestrator matches it to know the hierarchy is ready.
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App stack - A pre-defined language and tech stack profile in
.agents/rules/app-stacks/, referenced from app development plans to specify the language, tools, and packages to use. Named by slug ID (e.g.dotnet-aspire-aspnet-blazor).