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• Changelog
  • 0.1.0
    • Framework
    • Skill families

Changelog

All notable changes to Apache Magpie are recorded here. This project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

0.1.0

First Apache Magpie release. Apache Magpie is a reusable, governance- agnostic framework of agentic skills for maintaining open-source projects — usable by ASF and non-ASF projects alike.

This initial release establishes the framework and its skill families:

Framework

• Snapshot-based adoption mechanism (magpie-setup) so a project can adopt, upgrade, verify, and unadopt the framework from a pinned snapshot, with per-adopter and per-user configuration layers.
• Agentic mode taxonomy (Triage, Mentoring, Drafting, Pairing) and the state-change-boundary discipline every skill is held to (human-in-the-loop on every state change; the agent drafts, the human acts).
• Trusted skill sources — fetch, pin, and symlink skills from external trust-listed sources.

Skill families

• Security — the security-issue lifecycle from intake through triage, CVE allocation, fix, and disclosure.
• Release management — the release lifecycle: planning, RC cut, verification, vote, promote, announce, archive, and audit, with both the svnpubsub and Apache Trusted Releases (ATR) distribution backends documented.
• PR management — triage, code review, quick-merge, and stats for a maintainer's pull-request queue.
• Issue management — triage, deduplication, reproduction, staleness sweeps, and backlog statistics.
• Contributor & committer — nomination briefs, activity sweeps, readiness tracking, and post-vote onboarding.
• Audit — CI-runner, dependency, license-compliance, and flaky-test audits.

See README.md and MISSION.md for the full scope, and docs/ for the per-family documentation.