📦 Invalid Agent Files Moved To Quarantine (commit 81781cd)

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📦 Invalid Agent Files Moved to Quarantine (Commit 81781cd)

Introduction

Invalid agent files can cause issues in the main branch of a repository, affecting the overall quality and functionality of the project. In this case, one or more agent YAML files were pushed directly to the main branch and failed validation, resulting in them being moved to the agents/invalid directory for safekeeping. This article will guide you through the details of the invalid agent files, the validation errors, and the steps to fix the issues.

Details

Moved Files

The following agent YAML file was moved to the agents/invalid directory:

  • agents/a_b.yaml → agents/invalid/a_b_20250309_210353.yaml

Validation Errors

The validation errors are displayed in the following log snippet:

2025-03-09T21:03:38.7778331Z     
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7778582Z     # Display the specific error details prominently
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7778912Z     echo "VALIDATION ERRORS for $file:" >$ERROR_SUMMARY2
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7779242Z     echo "$ERROR_DETAILS" | tee -a $ERROR_SUMMARY >$ERROR_SUMMARY2
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7779539Z     echo "" >$ERROR_SUMMARY2
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7779749Z     
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7780197Z     # Create GitHub error annotations for each specific error
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7780576Z     echo "$ERROR_DETAILS" | while read -r line; do
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7780881Z       echo "::error file=$file::$line"
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7781142Z     done
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7781333Z     
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7781698Z     echo '```' >> $ERROR_SUMMARY
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7781968Z     echo "" >> $ERROR_SUMMARY

2025-03-09T21:03:38.7776050Z     
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7776325Z     # Extract specific error messages from the validator output
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7776788Z     # Look for lines that start with "Error:" which contain the specific validation errors
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7777643Z     ERROR_DETAILS=$(echo "$VALIDATION_OUTPUT" | grep -E "^Error:|^Warning:|YAML (parsing|schema) (error|validation)|Missing required|Invalid tags|validation failed" || echo "Unknown validation error")
2025-03-09T21:03:38.7778331Z     

How to Fix

To fix the validation issues, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the repository: Clone the repository to your local machine using git clone <repository-url>.
  2. Check out the quarantined files: Navigate to the agents/invalid directory and check out the quarantined files.
  3. Fix the validation issues: Review the validation errors and fix the issues in the agent YAML files.
  4. Create a new branch: Create a new branch with your corrected files in the proper agents directory.
  5. Submit a PR for review: Submit a pull request (PR) for review and approval.

Need Help?

If you need help with fixing the validation issues, refer to the following resources:

This automated quarantine helps maintain the quality of our agent repository while preserving your work.
📦 Invalid Agent Files Moved to Quarantine (Commit 81781cd) - Q&A

Introduction

In our previous article, we discussed the invalid agent files that were moved to the agents/invalid directory due to validation errors. In this Q&A article, we will address some common questions and provide additional information to help you understand the issue and fix the validation errors.

Q: What are the common validation errors that cause agent files to be moved to the agents/invalid directory?

A: The common validation errors that cause agent files to be moved to the agents/invalid directory include:

  • Missing required fields
  • Invalid tags
  • Validation failed
  • YAML parsing errors
  • Schema validation errors

Q: How do I fix the validation errors in my agent files?

A: To fix the validation errors, follow these steps:

  1. Review the validation errors: Review the validation errors in the agents/invalid directory to understand the issues.
  2. Fix the required fields: Ensure that all required fields are present and correctly formatted in your agent files.
  3. Validate the tags: Validate the tags in your agent files to ensure they are correct and consistent.
  4. Fix the validation errors: Fix the validation errors in your agent files by correcting the issues.
  5. Test the agent files: Test the agent files to ensure they are valid and functional.

Q: What is the agent schema, and how do I use it to fix validation errors?

A: The agent schema is a YAML file that defines the structure and format of the agent files. You can use the agent schema to fix validation errors by:

  1. Reviewing the schema: Review the agent schema to understand the required fields and tags.
  2. Validating the agent files: Validate the agent files against the schema to ensure they are correct and consistent.
  3. Fixing the schema errors: Fix the schema errors in your agent files by correcting the issues.

Q: How do I create a new branch with my corrected agent files?

A: To create a new branch with your corrected agent files, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the repository: Clone the repository to your local machine using git clone <repository-url>.
  2. Create a new branch: Create a new branch using git branch <branch-name>.
  3. Checkout the new branch: Checkout the new branch using git checkout <branch-name>.
  4. Push the new branch: Push the new branch to the remote repository using git push origin <branch-name>.

Q: How do I submit a pull request (PR) for review and approval?

A: To submit a pull request (PR) for review and approval, follow these steps:

  1. Create a new PR: Create a new PR using the GitHub web interface or the git push command.
  2. Assign reviewers: Assign reviewers to the PR to ensure it is reviewed and approved.
  3. Wait for approval: Wait for the reviewers to approve the PR before merging it into the main branch.

Q: What is the purpose of the automated quarantine, and how does it help maintain the quality of the agent repository?

A: The automated quarantine is a mechanism that moves invalid agent files to the agents/invalid directory to prevent them from causing issues in the main branch. The quarantine helps maintain the quality of the agent repository by:

  1. Preventing invalid files: Preventing invalid files from being merged into the main branch.
  2. Preserving work: Preserving the work of contributors by moving the invalid files to a separate directory.
  3. Improving quality: Improving the quality of the agent repository by ensuring that all files are valid and functional.

By following these steps and using the resources provided, you can fix the validation errors in your agent files and contribute to the quality of the agent repository.