feat: implement Doc-Bot automated documentation maintenance service#1
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Implement complete Doc-Bot service for automated documentation maintenance across GitLab and GitHub repositories. Major components: - Platform adapters for GitLab and GitHub with webhook handling - Cross-platform support (source on one platform, docs on another) - Event routing and slash command parsing (/doc-bot review, update, revise) - Agent orchestration using Anthropic Claude API - Workflows: triage, update, revise, review - Git operations manager for cloning and repository operations - Bounded concurrency task queue - Session store for agent context tracking - Docker deployment configuration Configuration: - Environment-based config with validation - Per-project .doc-bot.yaml configuration - Configurable trigger modes: auto, slash-command, hybrid - Style guide support https://claude.ai/code/session_01CpSeE6ZFbpxMHvSeGREdAC
Add 70 tests with mocked platform and agent implementations to test the orchestration logic without dependencies on external services. Test coverage: - Unit tests: * Task queue (concurrency, error handling, stats) * Session store (CRUD, expiration, cleanup) * Config loader (parsing, validation, pattern matching) * Event router (slash commands, event routing) * Platform resolver (URL resolution, platform lookup) * Agent prompts (template generation, output parsing) - Integration tests: * Workflow orchestration (triage, update, revise, review) * Workflow context creation * Cross-platform documentation scenarios Mocks implemented: - MockPlatform: Stub platform adapter with call tracking - MockAgentOrchestrator: Stub agent with configurable responses - MockGitManager: Stub git operations Test infrastructure: - Jest configuration with ts-jest - Test setup with environment variables - Coverage reporting - Cleanup handling for async resources Fixes: - Added destroy() method to SessionStore to clean up intervals - Used unref() on cleanup interval to prevent hanging in tests - Fixed async test patterns with proper await Coverage: 90%+ on core orchestration logic (workflows, router, prompts) https://claude.ai/code/session_01CpSeE6ZFbpxMHvSeGREdAC
Add comprehensive CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions: Workflows: - ci.yml: Main CI/CD pipeline * Build and test on every push/PR * Publish Docker images to Docker Hub * Tag 'next' on main branch pushes * Tag version + 'latest' on version tags * Multi-platform builds (amd64, arm64) - pr-checks.yml: Pull request validation * Code formatting checks * Linting * Tests * Build verification * Bundle size reporting - release.yml: Automated GitHub releases * Auto-generate changelog from commits * Create releases on version tags * Include Docker Hub links Docker Publishing: - Builds on: main branch, version tags - Image: docbot/docbot - Tags strategy: * main branch → next * v1.2.3 → 1.2.3, 1.2, 1, latest * Commit SHA tags for traceability - Multi-platform: linux/amd64, linux/arm64 - Build caching for faster builds Automation: - Dependabot configuration for npm, GitHub Actions, Docker - PR template for consistent contributions - Codecov integration for coverage tracking Documentation: - CONTRIBUTING.md with developer guidelines - GitHub Actions workflow documentation Configuration: - Updated .dockerignore to exclude test files - Updated package.json format script for tests Required secrets: - DOCKER_USERNAME: Docker Hub username - DOCKER_PASSWORD: Docker Hub access token https://claude.ai/code/session_01CpSeE6ZFbpxMHvSeGREdAC
The previous documentation incorrectly implied that group-level webhooks (a GitLab Premium/Ultimate feature) were required. This is misleading as the webhook handler works perfectly with project-level webhooks. Changes: - Make project-level webhooks the primary option for GitLab - Move group-level webhooks to Option 2, clearly marked as Premium/Ultimate - Add detailed webhook configuration steps for both platforms - Clarify that both options work identically - Update environment variable descriptions to reflect any access token type Technical note: The webhook handler in src/platform/gitlab/webhook.ts and src/webhook/server.ts only processes individual MR/comment events. There is no code that requires or benefits from group-level webhooks. Group-level webhooks are purely a convenience feature for users with GitLab Premium/Ultimate who want to configure webhooks once for multiple projects. Fixes issue where free-tier GitLab users would be blocked from using the service. https://claude.ai/code/session_01CpSeE6ZFbpxMHvSeGREdAC
Major Features: - Full file editing workflow with agent tools - Cross-repository documentation support - Task mode for iterative/manual operation - Comprehensive unit tests ## Agent Tools & Multi-turn Interactions Added file operation tools for Claude agent: - read_file: Read file contents with path traversal prevention - write_file: Write file contents securely - glob: Find files by pattern - grep: Search file contents with regex - list_directory: List directory contents Enhanced AgentOrchestrator: - Multi-turn interaction loop with tool use - Track modified files across turns - Proper tool execution and error handling - Cost tracking per turn ## Full Workflow Implementation Created update-full.ts workflow that: - Clones repositories (source and/or docs) - Runs agent with file operation tools enabled - Agent reads, analyzes, and edits documentation files - Commits changes and pushes to new branch - Creates PR/MR with auto-generated description Supports two modes: 1. Same-repo: Documentation in same repository as code 2. Cross-repo: Documentation in separate repository (even different platform!) Cross-repo features: - Automatic platform detection from repo URL - Multi-repo cloning with GitManager.cloneMultiple() - Cross-platform authentication (GitLab ↔ GitHub) - Creates PRs in the correct repository ## Task Mode (Interactive/Manual Operation) New operational mode for iterative documentation updates: Task Configuration (task/config.ts): - YAML-based configuration format - Specify repo, branch, base branch - Optional PR tracking (auto-populated) - Custom user instructions Task Executor (task/executor.ts): - Execute documentation updates from config - Auto-create PR on first run, update task config with PR number - Subsequent runs update the same PR - Dry-run mode for analysis without changes CLI (task-cli.ts): - `doc-bot-task init` - Create task configuration - `doc-bot-task run` - Execute task - `doc-bot-task run --dry-run` - Analyze changes only - `doc-bot-task status` - Show task status Use cases: - Development: Test doc updates before webhook deployment - Manual control: Review changes before PR creation - Batch processing: Handle multiple branches systematically - CI/CD integration: Run as part of existing pipelines ## Comprehensive Tests Unit tests added: - tests/unit/agent/tools.test.ts - File operation tools - tests/unit/task/config.test.ts - Task configuration - tests/unit/git/manager.test.ts - Git operations ## Documentation - Added .doc-bot-task.example.yaml - Example task configuration - Updated README.md with task mode documentation - Added IMPLEMENTATION_STATUS.md - Implementation details ## Dependencies - commander: CLI framework for task mode - glob: File pattern matching for agent tools ## Known Issues Minor TypeScript compilation errors in: - src/task/executor.ts: openMR signature needs adjustment - src/workflows/update-full.ts: openMR signature needs adjustment These are trivial fixes (use correct 2-param signature) and don't affect the core implementation. See IMPLEMENTATION_STATUS.md for details. https://claude.ai/code/session_01CpSeE6ZFbpxMHvSeGREdAC
- Fix openMR function signature in task/executor.ts and workflows/update-full.ts - Use correct 2-parameter signature: openMR(project, params) - Extract webUrl and mrId from MRResult - Fix PlatformResolver construction in task-cli.ts - Initialize platform adapters correctly - Use correct config property names (UPPERCASE) All TypeScript compilation errors resolved.
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- Fix glob/grep tools: remove promisify wrapper (glob already returns Promise) - Fix regex state issue in grepTool by creating new regex per file - Fix error handling in agent tools to work with jest environment - Fix git manager test mocking to avoid TypeScript strict typing issues - Add test directory setup/cleanup for git manager tests All 109 tests now passing successfully.
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Implement complete Doc-Bot service for automated documentation maintenance across GitLab and GitHub repositories.
Major components:
Configuration:
https://claude.ai/code/session_01CpSeE6ZFbpxMHvSeGREdAC