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WalkthroughAGENTS.md now defines rules for public-repository content. It prohibits internal identifiers, operational details, personal information, security internals, and secrets. It removes the former platform-specific guidance. ChangesPublic repository guidance
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR updates only the Platform Context portion of AGENTS.md, removing internal infrastructure references and replacing them with concise, repository-appropriate rules that define what build agents may safely write to public surfaces. File-Level Changes
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💡 Quality: Missing blank line before ## CONTENTS heading
The new closing line 'When in doubt, treat it as internal...' runs directly into the ## CONTENTS heading with no blank line separating them, unlike every other section boundary in this file (e.g. lines 14, 20, 28, 32 all have a blank line before the next heading). Some Markdown renderers will not render the heading correctly without a preceding blank line. Add a blank line after line 81.
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Would Approve Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — The PR only replaces internal guidance in the root AGENTS.md with public-safe build-agent rules; it does not change application code, production configuration, APIs, or customer-facing runtime behavior. The change is isolated to the author's owned documentation file. Not approved because:
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Suggestion: The claim that edited or deleted PR text, comments, issues, and files remain world-readable is false and may cause agents to make incorrect disclosure decisions. [possible bug]
Assessment: 🟠 Major · 🔁 Occurrence: Often
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*Possible Bug: The claim that edited or deleted PR text, comments, issues, and files remain world-readable is false and may cause agents to make incorrect disclosure decisions.
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2 issues found across 1 file
Confidence score: 3/5
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AGENTS.md, the claim that public text remains world-readable after edits or deletes is too absolute and could lead agents to make misleading privacy assurances; qualify it to cover possible persistence in edit history, notifications, forks, caches, or repository history. - In
AGENTS.md, rules 2, 3, and 5 conflict with the unchangedGUIDELINESsection, which namesdpg.mjs,lattice-init, and Doppler; reconcile the guidance so agents receive one consistent policy on internal tools and secrets infrastructure.
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Check if these issues are valid — if so, understand the root cause of each and fix them. If appropriate, use sub-agents to investigate and fix each issue separately.
<file name="AGENTS.md">
<violation number="1" location="AGENTS.md:36">
P2: Do not state that all public text remains world-readable after edits or deletes. Qualify this as content that may persist through edit history, notifications, forks, caches, or repository history so agents do not rely on an inaccurate absolute claim.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="AGENTS.md:60">
P2: The new rules (2, 3, 5) ban naming internal tools and describing secrets infrastructure, but the unchanged GUIDELINES section in this same file still names dpg.mjs, lattice-init, and Doppler. Agents get directly conflicting instructions, and the file keeps publishing internal tooling names on a public surface, which is the exact outcome this PR is meant to remove. Replace the tool names with generic wording, e.g. "secrets are injected at build time and never stored in git," in the GUIDELINES bullet and drop the lattice-init attribution comments.</violation>
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sequenceDiagram
participant Agent as AI Coding Agent
participant AGENTS as AGENTS.md
participant GH as GitHub Public Repo
participant Sec as Security Team
participant Priv as Private Channels
Note over Agent,Priv: NEW: Public-Facing Content Workflow with Safety Guards
Agent->>AGENTS: Read public build-agent rules
AGENTS-->>Agent: NEW: Public repo rules (write for strangers, no internal facts)
Agent->>Agent: Draft content (PR title, body, commit, comment, doc)
Agent->>Agent: NEW: Apply 9 safety rules check
alt Content passes safety rules
Agent->>GH: Publish public content
GH-->>Agent: Content visible (world-readable, permanent)
else Rule 9 triggered - internal fact required
Agent->>Agent: NEW: Stop, do not launder fact
Agent->>Priv: Route work to internal channel
end
opt Security vulnerability discovered
Agent->>Sec: Report via SECURITY.md (security@wave.online)
Sec-->>Agent: Confirmation (private)
Note over Agent,Sec: NEW: Never public incident details
end
opt Writing file content
Agent->>GH: Commit file changes
GH->>GH: Retain history (permanent)
Note over Agent,GH: NEW: Every write = permanent + world-readable
end
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P2: The new rules (2, 3, 5) ban naming internal tools and describing secrets infrastructure, but the unchanged GUIDELINES section in this same file still names dpg.mjs, lattice-init, and Doppler. Agents get directly conflicting instructions, and the file keeps publishing internal tooling names on a public surface, which is the exact outcome this PR is meant to remove. Replace the tool names with generic wording, e.g. "secrets are injected at build time and never stored in git," in the GUIDELINES bullet and drop the lattice-init attribution comments.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At AGENTS.md, line 60:
<comment>The new rules (2, 3, 5) ban naming internal tools and describing secrets infrastructure, but the unchanged GUIDELINES section in this same file still names dpg.mjs, lattice-init, and Doppler. Agents get directly conflicting instructions, and the file keeps publishing internal tooling names on a public surface, which is the exact outcome this PR is meant to remove. Replace the tool names with generic wording, e.g. "secrets are injected at build time and never stored in git," in the GUIDELINES bullet and drop the lattice-init attribution comments.</comment>
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+ confidence score, or that a change is waiting on someone's sign-off. Public PRs and issues
+ should stand on their own technical merits.
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+5. **No internal operations detail.** Never describe an internal automation contract, a
+ permission rule, a secrets inventory, review-bot internals, an internal briefing document, a
+ local checkout or working-directory path, a session or lane identifier, or CI internals
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P2: Do not state that all public text remains world-readable after edits or deletes. Qualify this as content that may persist through edit history, notifications, forks, caches, or repository history so agents do not rely on an inaccurate absolute claim.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At AGENTS.md, line 36:
<comment>Do not state that all public text remains world-readable after edits or deletes. Qualify this as content that may persist through edit history, notifications, forks, caches, or repository history so agents do not rely on an inaccurate absolute claim.</comment>
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-You are working inside the WAVE platform (wave-av org, 157 repos). Before acting:
+This repository is public. Anything written here — PR titles, PR bodies, commit messages,
+comments, issues, and file content — is permanent and world-readable, including after edits
+or deletes. Treat every write as if a competitor, reporter, or attacker is reading it, because
+they can.
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User description
What changed
This PR replaces the
Platform Contextsection ofAGENTS.mdwith a newPublic Repository Rules for Build Agentssection. The old section described internal build infrastructure andreferences that only make sense inside the organization, which have no place in a public,
world-readable file. The new section
is a short, generic set of rules that any AI coding agent working in this repository should
follow when it writes anything that becomes public: pull request titles and bodies, commit
messages, code comments, issues, and documentation.
Why public repos need a scoped agent brief
AGENTS.mdis the entry point an automated coding agent reads before it starts working in arepository. In a public, open-source repository, everything an agent writes is permanent and
world-readable — including after an edit or a delete, since GitHub retains history. A brief
written for an internal, private codebase is the wrong brief for a public one: it can reference
things (internal tools, internal identifiers, internal process state) that make sense only to
people who already have private context, and that reveal more than intended once the file is
public. This change gives every public repository in this organization the same short, public-
safe brief, so an agent contributing here has clear, explicit guidance about the public/private
boundary before it opens its first pull request.
What an agent must not write in a public repo
The new section spells this out directly, but in short: no internal ticket, tracking, or
decision-record identifiers; no names of private repositories, internal hostnames, or internal
tooling; no description of approval status, pending decisions, or confidence scores; no internal
operational detail such as automation contracts, permission rules, or local working-directory
paths; no personal names tied to a process decision and no personal email addresses; no security
incident detail (vulnerabilities should be reported through the repository's normal security
process instead); and never a credential, key, or token — not even an example that looks
plausible. The guiding rule is simple: if something can't be described without an internal fact,
it isn't a public change, and the right move is to say so and route the work elsewhere rather
than write around it.
How to verify
AGENTS.mdonly, and only to thePlatform Contextsection — everyother section of the file (build/test instructions, contribution rules, the security policy
pointer, and the machine-readable index at the bottom) is untouched.
git diff --staton this branch shows a single file changed.Platform Contextsection, so it is easy to compare across repositories and confirm nothingrepository-specific was dropped by mistake.
pull requests; this change was verified locally by rendering the resulting
AGENTS.mdandconfirming the Markdown is well-formed and the surrounding sections are unchanged.
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