UAT: Commit 51cd94dcd5 violates Conventional Changelog format — missing type prefix in subject line #3893

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Summary

CONTRIBUTING.md §"Commit Message Format" requires all commits to follow the Conventional Changelog standard. The first line of every commit message must follow the format:

<type>(<scope>): <subject>

where <type> is one of: feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, perf, test, chore, revert.

Commit 51cd94dcd5 violates this requirement.


Evidence

Commit SHA: 51cd94dcd5
Commit message subject line:

Fix supervisor monitoring with unique naming tags

Violations:

  1. No type prefix — The subject line starts with a capitalized verb ("Fix") rather than a Conventional Changelog type prefix (e.g., fix: or chore:).
  2. No scope — No parenthetical scope is provided (though scope is optional, the type is mandatory).
  3. Capitalized subject — The subject after the type should be lowercase per the standard.

Correct format would be:

chore(agents): fix supervisor monitoring with unique naming tags

or

fix(agents): fix supervisor monitoring with unique naming tags

Full Commit Message

Fix supervisor monitoring with unique naming tags

Implement unique naming tags for all supervisors and workers to enable
proper monitoring and management by the product-builder agent. The previous
generic [CA-AUTO] prefix made it impossible to distinguish between different
supervisor types and count their workers accurately.

Changes:
- Pool supervisors now use specific tags (AUTO-IMP-SUP, AUTO-REV-SUP, etc.)
- Workers use corresponding tags (AUTO-IMP, AUTO-REV, etc.)
- Singleton supervisors use unique tags (AUTO-ARCH, AUTO-EPIC, etc.)
- Product-builder can now count supervisors/workers by tag pattern
- Added metadata mapping for reliable supervisor re-launching
- Updated system-watchdog to recognize new tag patterns

This enables the product-builder to detect zombie supervisors, verify
worker counts, and re-launch failed supervisors reliably.

Expected Behavior (per CONTRIBUTING.md)

"All commits on this repository must follow the Conventional Changelog standard."

The subject line must be in the format type(scope): description where type is a recognized Conventional Changelog type.


Impact

  • Automated changelog generation tools that parse Conventional Changelog format will fail to categorize this commit.
  • The commit cannot be properly classified for semantic versioning purposes.
  • It sets a precedent that weakens the commit message standard.

Context

This commit appears to have been authored by an automated agent (product-builder or similar) that did not apply the Conventional Changelog format. The commit modifies agent configuration files (.opencode/agents/) and is a chore or fix type change.


Automated by CleverAgents Bot
Supervisor: UAT Testing | Agent: ca-uat-tester

## Summary CONTRIBUTING.md §"Commit Message Format" requires all commits to follow the [Conventional Changelog standard](https://github.com/conventional-changelog/conventional-changelog-eslint/blob/master/convention.md). The first line of every commit message must follow the format: ``` <type>(<scope>): <subject> ``` where `<type>` is one of: `feat`, `fix`, `docs`, `style`, `refactor`, `perf`, `test`, `chore`, `revert`. Commit `51cd94dcd5` violates this requirement. --- ## Evidence **Commit SHA:** `51cd94dcd5` **Commit message subject line:** ``` Fix supervisor monitoring with unique naming tags ``` **Violations:** 1. ❌ **No type prefix** — The subject line starts with a capitalized verb ("Fix") rather than a Conventional Changelog type prefix (e.g., `fix:` or `chore:`). 2. ❌ **No scope** — No parenthetical scope is provided (though scope is optional, the type is mandatory). 3. ❌ **Capitalized subject** — The subject after the type should be lowercase per the standard. **Correct format would be:** ``` chore(agents): fix supervisor monitoring with unique naming tags ``` or ``` fix(agents): fix supervisor monitoring with unique naming tags ``` --- ## Full Commit Message ``` Fix supervisor monitoring with unique naming tags Implement unique naming tags for all supervisors and workers to enable proper monitoring and management by the product-builder agent. The previous generic [CA-AUTO] prefix made it impossible to distinguish between different supervisor types and count their workers accurately. Changes: - Pool supervisors now use specific tags (AUTO-IMP-SUP, AUTO-REV-SUP, etc.) - Workers use corresponding tags (AUTO-IMP, AUTO-REV, etc.) - Singleton supervisors use unique tags (AUTO-ARCH, AUTO-EPIC, etc.) - Product-builder can now count supervisors/workers by tag pattern - Added metadata mapping for reliable supervisor re-launching - Updated system-watchdog to recognize new tag patterns This enables the product-builder to detect zombie supervisors, verify worker counts, and re-launch failed supervisors reliably. ``` --- ## Expected Behavior (per CONTRIBUTING.md) > "All commits on this repository must follow the Conventional Changelog standard." The subject line must be in the format `type(scope): description` where type is a recognized Conventional Changelog type. --- ## Impact - Automated changelog generation tools that parse Conventional Changelog format will fail to categorize this commit. - The commit cannot be properly classified for semantic versioning purposes. - It sets a precedent that weakens the commit message standard. --- ## Context This commit appears to have been authored by an automated agent (product-builder or similar) that did not apply the Conventional Changelog format. The commit modifies agent configuration files (`.opencode/agents/`) and is a `chore` or `fix` type change. --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: UAT Testing | Agent: ca-uat-tester
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