TODO:

Project-specific mechanics of how the security-issue-fix skill opens a public fix PR on the project's <upstream> repository. Only the bits that are specific to this project live here; the generic flow (clone → branch → commit → push → gh pr create --web) is described in the security-issue-fix skill itself.

Upstream repository

Key	Value
Upstream repo	TODO
Upstream URL	TODO
Upstream AGENTS.md	TODO
Contributing docs root	TODO
Gen-AI disclosure reference	TODO: URL + anchor in the project's contributing docs
Public security policy	TODO

The authoritative configuration for the upstream repository is in project.md; this file reiterates the same values for convenience.

Toolchain

TODO: list the project's developer toolchain. Example shape:

• TODO: language + version, e.g. Python 3.11+.
• TODO: package manager, e.g. uv, cargo, mvn.
• TODO: any project-specific dev shell or test harness.

The security-issue-fix skill assumes a clean clone of <upstream> reachable from the agent's working directory (path from .apache-magpie-overrides/user.md → environment.upstream_clone), with a remote named for the user's GitHub fork that gh pr create can push to.

Backport labels

TODO: list the project's backport-to-<branch> labels and the default policy. Most projects need only one or two.

Commit trailer

TODO: the project's convention for AI-assisted commits. Example:

Never use Co-Authored-By: with an AI agent as co-author. Use a Generated-by: trailer instead.

And the concrete trailer text for this project:

Generated-by: TODO: model + URL to the project's Gen-AI disclosure anchor

PR title / body scrubbing

Every public surface (commit message, branch name, PR title, PR body, newsfragment) must be grep-checked for leakage of:

• CVE- (the CVE ID),
• TODO: the tracker repo slug of this project,
• vulnerability, security fix.

A leaked CVE or tracker-repo reference in a public PR breaks the disclosure coordination; the skill refuses to push if the scrubbing grep fails.

PR creation convention

Always open PRs with gh pr create --web so the human reviewer can check the title, body, and the Gen-AI disclosure in the browser before submission. Pre-fill --title and --body (including the Gen-AI disclosure block) so the reviewer only needs to review, not edit.

Private-PR fallback

The exceptional private-PR path (target branch main of the tracker repo; CI does not run; static checks and tests run manually by the PR author) is described in Step 9 of ../../README.md. TODO: note any project-specific deviation from the generic process.