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Awf Release Integrator

github/awf-release-integrator

Upgrade gh-aw to latest gh-aw-firewall release and identify follow-up spec tasks.

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Install

one command, takes just this skill from the repository
npx skills add https://github.com/github/gh-aw --skill awf-release-integrator

The instruction itself

7 sections, as written by the author

AWF Release Integrator

Use this skill when updating github/gh-aw to a newer github/gh-aw-firewall release.

Goal

Land the version bump cleanly, rebuild the generated artifacts, and review upstream release/spec changes for any follow-up work that should accompany the bump.

Required sources

Consult these sources before editing anything:

  • The latest github/gh-aw-firewall release metadata and body.
  • The current gh-aw version pins in pkg/constants/version_constants.go.
  • The canonical AWF config sources spec in specs/awf-config-sources-spec.md.
  • The embedded AWF schema in pkg/workflow/schemas/awf-config.schema.json.
  • AWF config integration code in:
  • pkg/workflow/awf_config.go
  • pkg/workflow/awf_helpers.go
  • related AWF tests under pkg/workflow/

For upstream spec review, compare these files from the target github/gh-aw-firewall release or tag:

  • docs/awf-config-spec.md
  • docs/awf-config.schema.json
  • src/awf-config-schema.json
  • any release assets such as awf-config.schema.json

Update procedure

  • Read pkg/constants/version_constants.go and record:
  • DefaultFirewallVersion
  • every AWF*MinVersion constant
  • Look up the latest github/gh-aw-firewall release.
  • If the latest release tag matches DefaultFirewallVersion, report that no version bump is needed and only continue with spec/release-note review if explicitly requested.
  • If a newer release exists, update the gh-aw pins:
  • bump DefaultFirewallVersion
  • update any AWF*MinVersion constants that must move because the new release introduces or changes gated flags/features
  • Review release notes for:
  • new flags
  • removed or deprecated flags
  • schema/config additions
  • security fixes
  • behavioral changes that could require new tests, docs, or ADR/spec updates
  • Review the upstream AWF specification and schema changes against:
  • pkg/workflow/schemas/awf-config.schema.json
  • specs/awf-config-sources-spec.md
  • local AWF config generation and validation code
  • Update any directly related gh-aw files needed for a complete integration, such as:
  • embedded schema copies
  • version-gated helpers/tests
  • specs or ADRs documenting newly surfaced AWF behavior
  • Add or update a patch changeset when the bump changes shipped behavior.

Required validation

After editing, run the full AWF rebuild flow exactly in this order. The second

make recompile is required to refresh image SHA pins resolved during the first pass.

make build
make recompile
make recompile

Then run focused validation for any touched Go code or schema logic, especially AWF-related tests.

Expected output

Summarize:

  • current gh-aw AWF version → target release
  • updated constants
  • release-note highlights
  • specification/schema differences reviewed
  • additional recommended follow-up updates that are not yet implemented

Review heuristics

When deciding whether more than a version bump is needed, specifically check for:

  • new AWF schema properties not represented in gh-aw
  • new CLI flags that need AWF*MinVersion gates
  • config fields present in schema but absent from gh-aw generation/validation
  • drift that should update specs/awf-config-sources-spec.md
  • tests whose expected pinned AWF version or schema URLs need refresh

How to use it

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