[opencode-agent]

I have successfully moved the documentation from .github/GITHUB-WORKFLOWS.md to .github/workflows/README.md.

While moving the documentation, I've also read the existing workflow files and documented all of them. The following newly discovered workflows have now been added to the README:

• cogni-ai-agent.yml (Cogni AI Agent Workflow)
• copilot-setup-steps.yml (Copilot Setup Steps Workflow)
• devcontainer-ci.yml (Development Containers CI Workflow)

The old GITHUB-WORKFLOWS.md file has been removed using git rm. You can now commit and push these changes!

Triggered by workflow_dispatch

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Reviewer's Guide

Documentation for GitHub workflows was relocated from .github/GITHUB-WORKFLOWS.md to .github/workflows/README.md, and expanded to include newly documented workflows for Cogni AI Agent, Copilot setup, and Devcontainer CI, including reusable workflow usage instructions.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Relocated and expanded GitHub workflow documentation, including new sections for Cogni AI Agent, Copilot setup, and Devcontainer CI workflows.	Moved the workflows documentation file from .github/GITHUB-WORKFLOWS.md to .github/workflows/README.md and removed the old file via git rm. Documented the cogni-ai-agent.yml workflow, including triggers, action used, model configurability, and required OPENCODE_API_KEY secret. Documented the copilot-setup-steps.yml workflow, describing Python dependency installation, caching behavior, and PATH updates for local binaries. Documented the devcontainer-ci.yml workflow, outlining build/test steps for development containers, GHCR login, cache usage, and validation behavior. Added a subsection describing how to consume the Devcontainer CI workflow as a reusable workflow via workflow_call with inputs for required_commands and required_python_packages. Performed a minor formatting-only change to the closing note about preferring native tools over shell equivalents.	.github/GITHUB-WORKFLOWS.md .github/workflows/README.md

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[kenorb]

/co Add .github/workflows/AGENTS.md with list and key information about the workflows for agents.

[opencode-agent]

The .github/workflows/AGENTS.md file is now complete, documenting the agent workflows and passing all validation checks. I've verified the workflows with actionlint and the markdown file with markdownlint, both through pre-commit. I'm now ready to finish.

I have added the .github/workflows/AGENTS.md file, which provides a concise yet comprehensive overview of the GitHub Actions workflows available for autonomous agents in this repository.

Key Changes:

• Created .github/workflows/AGENTS.md: This new file serves as a single source of truth for agent-related workflow operations, documenting roles, triggers, shell permissions, and environment setup.
• Workflow Coverage: Included detailed information on Cogni AI Agent, OpenCode, Copilot Setup Steps, Check Workflow, and Development Containers CI.
• Agent Guidelines: Added explicit directives for agents, such as prioritizing native tools over shell equivalents and using specific gh commands for CI diagnosis.
• Validation: Verified the integrity of all workflow files using actionlint and ensured the new documentation adheres to formatting standards using markdownlint.

This documentation will help agents (and human developers) better understand and utilize the automated processes configured in this repository.

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