[opencode-agent]

I've updated the concurrency configuration for the agent workflows in the current repository to match the advanced logic used in the example repository. This ensures that concurrent runs on the same branch or pull request are queued (avoiding push conflicts), while runs on the default branch can proceed in parallel as they create unique feature branches.

Changes Summary

• Updated opencode.yml: Replaced the basic concurrency group with a more robust one that correctly identifies PR numbers from issue comments and allows parallel runs on the default branch by using github.run_id.
• Updated cogni-ai-agent.yml: Added the same advanced concurrency configuration (prefixed with cogni-ai-agent-) which was previously missing.

New Concurrency Configuration

concurrency:
  cancel-in-progress: false
  group: >-
    [workflow-prefix]-${{
      (github.event.issue.pull_request && github.event.issue.number)
      || github.event.pull_request.number
      || (github.ref_name != github.event.repository.default_branch && github.ref)
      || github.run_id
    }}

The updated todo list:

1. Update opencode.yml with advanced concurrency configuration
2. Add advanced concurrency configuration to cogni-ai-agent.yml
3. Final review of the changes (completed)

Triggered by workflow_dispatch

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[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

Aligns workflow concurrency behavior for the opencode and cogni-ai-agent workflows so that runs on the same PR/branch are serialized while default-branch runs can execute in parallel, using a shared, more robust concurrency-group expression.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Adopt advanced concurrency grouping logic for the opencode workflow to properly serialize per-PR/branch runs while allowing parallel default-branch runs.	Replaced the simple concurrency group expression with a multi-branch expression that prioritizes PR numbers from issue comments, then PR numbers from pull_request events, then non-default-branch refs, and finally falls back to github.run_id. Annotated the concurrency block with additional comments explaining queuing behavior, default-branch parallelism, and a link to GitHub Actions concurrency docs.	.github/workflows/opencode.yml
Introduce matching advanced concurrency configuration for the cogni-ai-agent workflow with its own group prefix.	Added a new concurrency block that mirrors the opencode workflow’s grouping logic but uses a cogni-ai-agent-specific prefix. Documented concurrency behavior in comments directly above the new block, matching the explanation used in the opencode workflow.	.github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml

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[kenorb]

/co Fix git conflicts, opencode.yml was removed from upstream.

[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• In cogni-ai-agent.yml, the new concurrency block appears to be nested under on: rather than at the workflow top level (like in opencode.yml); it should be moved to align with on/jobs or the workflow will not parse correctly.
• Consider adding a brief note in the cogni-ai-agent concurrency comment that this logic assumes the workflow is triggered only by issue/PR-related events or branches (and will fall back to github.run_id otherwise), so future trigger changes don’t accidentally break grouping assumptions.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- In `cogni-ai-agent.yml`, the new `concurrency` block appears to be nested under `on:` rather than at the workflow top level (like in `opencode.yml`); it should be moved to align with `on`/`jobs` or the workflow will not parse correctly.
- Consider adding a brief note in the `cogni-ai-agent` concurrency comment that this logic assumes the workflow is triggered only by issue/PR-related events or branches (and will fall back to `github.run_id` otherwise), so future trigger changes don’t accidentally break grouping assumptions.

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[opencode-agent]

I've resolved the git conflicts by merging the new origin/master root with --allow-unrelated-histories, removed .github/workflows/opencode.yml to align with the upstream change, and updated .github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml with the improved concurrency logic and the note requested by Sourcery. All changes have passed pre-commit checks.

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