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Introducing the DevOps Agent Kit

Summary

The DevOps Agent Kit is an Apache‑2.0 open‑source starter kit that lets you plug an LLM‑based coding assistant into your existing CI/CD, security, and feature‑flag tooling via CloudBees Unify. It ships with seven read‑only example skills, enforces RBAC and audit trails, and normalises data from up to 63 tools so the agent can answer a single “are we good to ship?” question with verifiable evidenc…

  • The kit is a scaffold, not a finished product – you clone it, add your tokens, and build custom skills on top of the provided examples.
  • All write actions require explicit human confirmation; RBAC, audit logs, and policy enforcement are inherited from the Unify control plane.
  • Unify creates a universal data model that normalises pipelines, runs, security findings, and feature‑flag state across heterogeneous CI/CD tools (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, etc.).
  • The open‑source repo includes seven example skills demonstrating patterns for agentic DevOps work; the kit is read‑only by default.

As AI‑generated code scales commit volume, developers need a single source of truth to assess release readiness. By exposing a unified context plane to an LLM, the kit lets teams automate the “are we good to ship?” check without replacing existing tooling, while preserving governance through RBAC a…

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