[opencode-agent]

Applied trigger fixes from EA31337/ansible-role-metatrader#38 to .github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml.

Changes:

• Added issues (opened, reopened) and pull_request (opened, reopened) event triggers.
• Updated concurrency group logic to use github.event.issue.number directly, supporting non-PR issues.
• Updated prompt input to include github.event.issue.body and github.event.pull_request.body, with YAML multiline wrapping to satisfy yamllint.
• Validated changes with actionlint and yamllint.

Triggered by workflow_dispatch

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[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Adjusts the cogni-ai-agent GitHub Actions workflow to trigger on issue and PR opens/reopens, simplify concurrency grouping for non-PR issues, and broaden the AI prompt input to include issue/PR bodies while remaining YAML- and actionlint-compliant.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Extend workflow triggers to run on issue and pull request creation/reopen events in addition to comments.	Add issues trigger for opened and reopened events under the workflow on: block Add pull_request trigger for opened and reopened events under the workflow on: block	.github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml
Simplify concurrency grouping logic to support non-PR issues directly.	Update concurrency.group expression to use github.event.issue.number directly instead of checking issue.pull_request first Preserve fallback to pull_request.number, branch ref, and run_id for other event types	.github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml
Broaden the prompt input to include issue and pull request bodies with YAML-safe multiline formatting.	Change prompt input from a simple expression to a folded multiline YAML scalar for yamllint compatibility Expand prompt expression to fall back in order: comment body, issue body, pull request body, then manual inputs.prompt	.github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• Consider whether you also want to handle edited / synchronize-type events for issues and pull requests so the agent can react to content updates instead of only on open/reopen.
• The expanded prompt now concatenates potentially large bodies from comments, issues, and PRs; it may be worth adding explicit truncation or sanitization logic upstream to keep prompts within safe size and content bounds.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- Consider whether you also want to handle `edited` / `synchronize`-type events for issues and pull requests so the agent can react to content updates instead of only on open/reopen.
- The expanded `prompt` now concatenates potentially large bodies from comments, issues, and PRs; it may be worth adding explicit truncation or sanitization logic upstream to keep prompts within safe size and content bounds.

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[kenorb]

/co Check comments from here. Check pre-commit issues.

[opencode-agent]

I have addressed the comments from PR #37 and resolved the pre-commit issues as requested.

Summary of Changes

1. Workflow Improvements (.github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml)

• Expanded Triggers: Added edited and synchronize event types to issues, pull_request, and comment triggers. This ensures the agent can react to content updates.
• Duplicate Run Guard: Implemented an if condition at the job level (github.event_name != 'issues' || !github.event.issue.pull_request) to prevent duplicate workflow runs when a Pull Request is opened or reopened (since PRs also trigger issues events).
• Enriched Prompt Fallback: Added a clarifying comment near the prompt expression explaining the fallback logic from comment body to issue/PR body or manual input.

2. Pre-commit Fixes

• Resolved Dead Link: Fixed a failure in markdown-link-check by removing a dead link to copilot-instructions.md in .github/AGENTS.md.
• Verified Checks: Successfully ran pre-commit run --all-files, and all hooks (including actionlint, yamllint, and markdown-link-check) are now passing.

The workflow is now more robust, efficient, and compliant with project standards.

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[kenorb]

/co check ci

[opencode-agent]

I have removed the concurrency block and its associated comments from .github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml, as per the suggestions in Cogni-AI-OU/cogni-ai-agent-action#59. The action now relies on its built-in serialization logic ("Wait for concurrent runs") to handle queuing, which avoids silent cancellations of intermediate runs.

I have also verified the workflow changes using actionlint and yamllint, and both checks passed.

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[opencode-agent]

The CI status for PR #8 is healthy. Although a transient network failure occurred earlier in the Link Checker (run 24839982517), subsequent runs for the same branch have succeeded (e.g., 24840578207). I have also manually verified the current state by running pre-commit run -a, and all checks passed, including actionlint, yamllint, and markdown-link-check.

CI Status Summary

• Current Branch: opencode/dispatch-50b0f6-20260423133203
• Manual Verification: All checks passed (Actionlint, Yamllint, Link Checker, etc.).
• Recent History: Latest completed runs are green; currently queued runs are expected to pass as the codebase is clean.
• Notable Fixes: The dead link in .github/AGENTS.md was previously resolved, and the workflow concurrency block has been removed to support better queuing.

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