[don-petry]

PR-2 of #1159. With PR-1 (combsmith/.github-private#1165) landed, I cut ci-failure-analyst/v1.0.0 + next/ring0/ring1/stable (all aligned on cc0bc61 = main HEAD) and now register it so the canary engine manages it.

Hosted in .github-private, so it mirrors dev-lead's ring + gate structure (host-relative $host/$org_infra tokens; ring1 = TalkTerm+bmad; stable = *) — standard organic-traffic model (no synthetic-canary fields), run_workflow="CI Failure Analyst".

Validated (read-only vs live tags): evaluate → COMPLETE (all channels on v1.0.0); drift 3 → 2 (ci-failure-analyst removed; only feature-ideation #614 + idea-enhancer #515 remain). canary_rollout.bats 96/96.

Remaining for #1159: repin the 4 consumers (TalkTerm, bmad, google-app-scripts, .github-private template) from raw SHA → @ci-failure-analyst/stable.

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Pull request overview

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Adds a new ci-failure-analyst agent definition to the canary rollout “rings” standard and validates its shape via Bats tests.

Changes:

• Add ci-failure-analyst agent entry to standards/canary-rings.json with standard rings and #548 gate defaults.
• Add a new Bats test asserting the agent’s host/reusable/workflow name, ordered rings, and gate shape.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

File	Description
tests/canary_rollout.bats	Adds a test verifying the new ci-failure-analyst agent is correctly represented in canary-rings.json.
standards/canary-rings.json	Introduces the ci-failure-analyst agent configuration (rings + gate defaults).

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standards/canary-rings.json:1

• benign_failure_classes[].workflow is set to "Dev-Lead Agent" under the ci-failure-analyst gate, but this agent’s run_workflow is "CI Failure Analyst". If the matching logic keys off workflow name, these entries will never match and the allowlist won’t take effect. Update workflow to match "CI Failure Analyst" (or use an intentional regex that matches the intended workflow names) or remove these classes if they’re not applicable to this agent.

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request onboards the ci-failure-analyst agent to the canary rings configuration and adds corresponding integration tests. The review feedback highlights a critical issue where copy-pasted benign_failure_classes still reference the Dev-Lead Agent workflow instead of CI Failure Analyst, which would prevent benign failures from being correctly matched. Additionally, a minor optimization is suggested in the test suite to run jq directly rather than spawning an unnecessary subshell with bash -c.

[gemini-code-assist]

The benign_failure_classes configuration for ci-failure-analyst was copy-pasted from dev-lead and still references "workflow": "Dev-Lead Agent". Since the run_workflow for ci-failure-analyst is "CI Failure Analyst", these benign failure classes will never match, causing any benign failures to block the rollout. Update the workflow fields (and optionally the reason descriptions) to reference "CI Failure Analyst".

Suggested change

	"benign_failure_classes": [
	{
	"id": "dependabot-context-dispatch",
	"workflow": "Dev-Lead Agent",
	"step": "[Dd]ependabot",
	"reason": "#864 \u2014 a Dev-Lead run dispatched in a Dependabot context cannot read repo secrets; version-independent benign failure, not a candidate regression."
	},
	{
	"id": "fix-review-git-push-permission",
	"workflow": "Dev-Lead Agent",
	"step": "[Pp]ush",
	"reason": "fix-review git push denied by branch protection / missing write scope; version-independent benign failure, not a candidate regression."
	}
	],
	"benign_failure_classes": [
	{
	"id": "dependabot-context-dispatch",
	"workflow": "CI Failure Analyst",
	"step": "[Dd]ependabot",
	"reason": "#864 — a CI Failure Analyst run dispatched in a Dependabot context cannot read repo secrets; version-independent benign failure, not a candidate regression."
	},
	{
	"id": "fix-review-git-push-permission",
	"workflow": "CI Failure Analyst",
	"step": "[Pp]ush",
	"reason": "fix-review git push denied by branch protection / missing write scope; version-independent benign failure, not a candidate regression."
	}
	],

[gemini-code-assist]

Avoid spawning an unnecessary subshell with bash -c to run jq. You can invoke jq directly within the run wrapper, which is cleaner and more efficient.

  run jq -r '.agents["ci-failure-analyst"].rings | sort_by(.order) | map(.channel) | join(",")' "$RINGS"