What happened
On PR #4167, the code agent was tasked with renaming all llamastack references to ogx across the boost workspace. The agent successfully renamed 46 files (TypeScript, config, docs, tests) but missed workspaces/boost/scripts/load-secrets.sh, which exports BOOST_LLAMA_STACK_URL and defines _discover_llama_stack_route. This left the env var in load-secrets.sh out of sync with the renamed BOOST_OGX_URL reference in app-config.yaml, which would have caused a silent runtime fallback to http://localhost:8321.
The review agent caught this as a HIGH severity finding at 16:42 UTC. The human then had to manually trigger /fs-fix with specific instructions at ~17:14 UTC. The fix agent completed the rename in commit 0bd187d.
The root cause is that issue #4165 scoped the work to "typescript files, markdowns, or app-config.yaml examples" — shell scripts were not mentioned. More importantly, workspaces/boost/AGENTS.md does not document the scripts/ directory or load-secrets.sh at all, so the code agent had no way to discover this file was relevant.
What could go better
The code agent should have found load-secrets.sh during its rename sweep. The workspace AGENTS.md lists package structure (plugins/boost-backend-module-ogx, plugins/ogx-entity-provider, etc.) but does not mention the scripts/ directory. Since rename/refactor tasks inherently require comprehensive file discovery, the agent needs workspace documentation that covers all directories containing deployment-relevant configuration — not just plugin source code.
Confidence: HIGH — the causal chain is clear. The AGENTS.md omission is verifiable by reading the file. The code agent's behavior (following issue scope + AGENTS.md) is consistent with how agents use repo context. Adding this documentation would put load-secrets.sh in the agent's search scope for future tasks.
Proposed change
Add the scripts/ directory and load-secrets.sh to workspaces/boost/AGENTS.md. Specifically:
- Add a section documenting the
scripts/ directory and its role in the deployment pipeline.
- Note that
load-secrets.sh contains environment variable names (BOOST_OGX_URL) and route-discovery function names that must stay synchronized with the config keys in app-config.yaml (under boost.providers.ogx).
- Include a general note that rename or refactor tasks affecting config keys in
app-config.yaml should also check scripts/load-secrets.sh for corresponding env var and function name references.
This is a small, targeted documentation addition — likely 5–10 lines in the existing AGENTS.md file.
Validation criteria
On the next code agent task that involves renaming or modifying config keys in the boost workspace's app-config.yaml, the agent should also check and update scripts/load-secrets.sh without requiring a separate /fs-fix iteration. Verify by checking whether future rename/refactor PRs in the boost workspace include load-secrets.sh changes in their initial commit when env vars or config keys are affected.
Generated by retro agent from #4167
What happened
On PR #4167, the code agent was tasked with renaming all
llamastackreferences toogxacross the boost workspace. The agent successfully renamed 46 files (TypeScript, config, docs, tests) but missedworkspaces/boost/scripts/load-secrets.sh, which exportsBOOST_LLAMA_STACK_URLand defines_discover_llama_stack_route. This left the env var inload-secrets.shout of sync with the renamedBOOST_OGX_URLreference inapp-config.yaml, which would have caused a silent runtime fallback tohttp://localhost:8321.The review agent caught this as a HIGH severity finding at 16:42 UTC. The human then had to manually trigger
/fs-fixwith specific instructions at ~17:14 UTC. The fix agent completed the rename in commit0bd187d.The root cause is that issue #4165 scoped the work to "typescript files, markdowns, or app-config.yaml examples" — shell scripts were not mentioned. More importantly,
workspaces/boost/AGENTS.mddoes not document thescripts/directory orload-secrets.shat all, so the code agent had no way to discover this file was relevant.What could go better
The code agent should have found
load-secrets.shduring its rename sweep. The workspace AGENTS.md lists package structure (plugins/boost-backend-module-ogx,plugins/ogx-entity-provider, etc.) but does not mention thescripts/directory. Since rename/refactor tasks inherently require comprehensive file discovery, the agent needs workspace documentation that covers all directories containing deployment-relevant configuration — not just plugin source code.Confidence: HIGH — the causal chain is clear. The AGENTS.md omission is verifiable by reading the file. The code agent's behavior (following issue scope + AGENTS.md) is consistent with how agents use repo context. Adding this documentation would put
load-secrets.shin the agent's search scope for future tasks.Proposed change
Add the
scripts/directory andload-secrets.shtoworkspaces/boost/AGENTS.md. Specifically:scripts/directory and its role in the deployment pipeline.load-secrets.shcontains environment variable names (BOOST_OGX_URL) and route-discovery function names that must stay synchronized with the config keys inapp-config.yaml(underboost.providers.ogx).app-config.yamlshould also checkscripts/load-secrets.shfor corresponding env var and function name references.This is a small, targeted documentation addition — likely 5–10 lines in the existing AGENTS.md file.
Validation criteria
On the next code agent task that involves renaming or modifying config keys in the boost workspace's
app-config.yaml, the agent should also check and updatescripts/load-secrets.shwithout requiring a separate/fs-fixiteration. Verify by checking whether future rename/refactor PRs in the boost workspace include load-secrets.sh changes in their initial commit when env vars or config keys are affected.Generated by retro agent from #4167