Files
factory/vibe/runbooks/README.md
Gabriel Radureau 2d76eb45c1 docs(vibe): add new-tool and new-app runbooks (grounded in real PRs)
Two agent-oriented runbooks under vibe/runbooks/ with [AGENT]/[HUMAN] step
markers, grounded in real diffs:

- new-tool.md : add a platform component to the tools repo so ArgoCD deploys it
  into the tools namespace (wrapper Chart.yaml + the tool library + a row in
  chart/values.yaml; optional iac/ for secrets). Mirrors the prometheus/crowdsec
  additions.
- new-app.md  : stand up a brand-new application across THREE repos (app +
  factory + tools) with the strict ordering dependency and the TERRAFORM_SSH_KEY
  pitfall. Phase-by-phase mapped to the dance-lessons-coach onboarding PRs
  (#89/#97/#98/#99/#100), factory #1/#2, tools #1; the FR doc/runbooks/new-web-app
  is linked as the detailed companion.

2 mermaid diagrams MCP-validated; zero dead links across the vibe tree.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-23 22:22:09 +02:00

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vibe > Runbooks

Runbooks

Status: Active (conventions + template only — first concrete runbook lands with PRD Phase 1) Last Updated: 2026-06-23 Related: vibe guidebooks · vibe shareouts · FRENCH human runbooks under doc/runbooks

What lives here

vibe/runbooks/ holds agent-oriented operational runbooks, written in English (this tree is for LLM agents). Each runbook is an ordered procedure where every step is tagged with an actor marker:

  • [AGENT] — read-only or otherwise safe steps an agent may execute autonomously (inspecting state, dry-runs, generating files, running tests in a sandbox).
  • [HUMAN] — production-mutating steps that require explicit human approval before they run (anything that writes to live infrastructure, deletes data, or changes the trunk).

The marker is load-bearing: it tells an agent reading the runbook exactly where its autonomy ends and where it must stop and hand control back to a human.

%%{init: {'theme': 'base'}}%%
flowchart LR
    classDef agent fill:#059669,stroke:#047857,color:#fff
    classDef human fill:#dc2626,stroke:#b91c1c,color:#fff
    classDef gate fill:#7c3aed,stroke:#6d28d9,color:#fff
    A["[AGENT] safe steps<br>(inspect, dry-run, generate)"]:::agent --> G{"approval<br>gate"}:::gate --> H["[HUMAN] prod-mutating steps<br>(explicit approval required)"]:::human
  1. An agent executes the [AGENT]-tagged steps on its own — these only read state or act inside a sandbox.
  2. When the procedure reaches a prod-mutating step, the agent stops at an approval gate.
  3. A human reviews and approves; only then do the [HUMAN]-tagged steps run against live infrastructure.

Not the same as doc/runbooks

Important

There are two runbook collections in this lab, and they serve different readers — do not merge them.

Collection Reader Language Step markers
vibe/runbooks/ (this folder) LLM agents English [AGENT] / [HUMAN]
doc/runbooks/ Human operators French prose procedures

The canonical, human-facing operator procedures (e.g. Nouvelle application web) live in French under doc/runbooks/. This folder is the agent-facing mirror: same operational reality, written so an autonomous agent can execute the safe parts and gate the dangerous ones.

Index

Runbook Summary Status
_template Skeleton for new agent-oriented runbooks ([AGENT]/[HUMAN] markers, copy-paste commands, verification + rollback) Active
Set up a new tool Add a platform component to the tools repo so ArgoCD deploys it
Set up a new app Stand up a brand-new application — its own repo, chart, CI/CD with IaC, and database access, across the app + factory + tools repos

Note

The first concrete runbook — a local sandbox game-day for the safe prod-like environment — ships with PRD Phase 1 (safe-prod-like-environment PRD). Until then this folder holds the conventions and the template only.

Rules to contribute

  1. Start from _template.md. Copy it, rename to kebab-case.md, fill every section, then add a row to the index table above.
  2. Tag every procedure step [AGENT] or [HUMAN]. When in doubt, tag it [HUMAN] — over-gating is safe, under-gating is not.
  3. Use the tree-docs skill and keep the breadcrumb spine: first line is the breadcrumb trail, ancestors as relative links, current page bold-unlinked, separator >.
  4. README hub stays current — every new runbook gets an index row here with a one-line summary and status.
  5. Bidirectional links. If a runbook references a guidebook, ADR, or the French operator runbook, link back from there too. Use descriptive link text.
  6. Commands are copy-paste ready — put them in fenced ```bash blocks, with the [HUMAN]/[AGENT] marker on the step that owns them.
  7. Status legend. done · 🟡 beta · 🔴 critical · ⚠️ known issue · disabled · not started.