os-eval-backport

Backport approved lab eval changes by applying patches only to the canonical master sources in the agent-plugins-skills repository with deliberate edits and full traceability. You provide the lab repo path, the master plugin path, and an optional baseline commit for context.

Porting lab-eval changes to master sources requires the lab repository path and the master plugin path as mandatory inputs. An optional baseline commit can also be provided to give additional context for the deliberate edit workflow.

Traceability during backporting is maintained through a workflow with phase gating and explicit review checkpoints. This ensures that only approved lab-eval changes are deliberately applied to the canonical master sources.

Yes, you can use an optional baseline commit to provide context when porting approved changes. This helps anchor the deliberate edits made to the canonical master sources within the agent-plugins-skills repository.

The safest way to apply lab-eval patches is through a deliberate backport workflow that uses phase gating and review checkpoints. This process ensures only approved changes are applied directly to the canonical master sources.