Openharness Daily: AGRO Identity Cutover Complete
A single large pull request finalized the AGRO identity cutover, renaming both repositories, making agro.mifune.dev the canonical domain, and updating release metadata — all seven planned stories and CI checks passed before merge.
Duration: PT2M5S
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This episode is a short developer briefing from Openharness Daily.
It explains recent repository work in plain language.
- Show: Openharness Daily
- Published: 2026-09-09T12:00:50Z
- Audio duration: PT2M5S
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Good morning. It's September 9th, and today's briefing centers on one significant merge: the completion of the AGRO identity cutover.
PR 1015, authored by ryan-eggz, closes out issue 943 and rolls in three related tickets. This was phase three of a broader plan tracked under issue 939, and the scope was intentionally broad — touching documentation, packaging, the compose verbs, the harness, and remote configuration.
The core theme here is consolidation under a single external identity. AGRO is now the canonical name across the board. That meant renaming both repositories in place, establishing agro-dot-mifune-dot-dev as the canonical domain, and pushing AGRO naming into release metadata, including a new release dispatch step.…
Another point worth flagging for maintainability: the docs pipeline was taught the dot-AGRO source contract before any renaming happened. Sequencing matters here — getting the documentation tooling aligned first reduces the risk of broken references once the rename took effect.
The PR description confirms all seven planned stories passed, and all seven CI checks passed at commit 7556d10e. For a change with this much surface area — spanning package config,…
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