Eight patterns teams wire in their first week. Each one starts from a real trigger, does the work in a per-run sandbox, and ends as a PR behind your gates. Copy the wire command, then adjust the trigger, the agent, and the gates until it fits.
8 patterns · every one ends at your gates · autonomy is a dial, not a default
cron fires──▶bump + audit──▶your test suite──▶PR · you merge
Wakes while you sleep, bumps dependencies one ecosystem at a time, and runs your test suite against the result. The PR includes what moved, why, and the upstream changelogs. If tests go red, it narrows the bump or reports what broke instead of shipping noise.
▪ gate — PR requires your review. The merge is yours.
$ mogplex wire nightly-deps
check run fails──▶reproduce in sandbox──▶bisect + fix──▶PR + diagnosis
When main goes red, a run boots with the failing job's logs, reproduces the failure, bisects to the offending change, and opens either a fix PR or a revert — with a written diagnosis. You arrive to an explanation, not a red wall.
▪ gate — Fixes ship as PRs. Auto-revert only if you turn it on.
$ mogplex wire ci-first-responder
issue labeled──▶plan posted as comment──▶build + tests──▶draft PR closes issue
Label an issue and the pipeline picks it up: it posts its plan as a comment, builds in a sandbox, and opens a draft PR that closes the issue — plan, diff, and test run attached. Disagree with the plan? Reply on the issue; the run reads it.
▪ gate — Draft PRs only. Nothing merges without a human.
$ mogplex wire issue-to-pr
PR ready──▶read diff + context──▶findings as inline review──▶risk check run
Every PR gets a first pass before a human spends attention on it: correctness findings as inline review comments and a check run that summarizes risk. It reviews; it never approves. Approval stays human.
▪ gate — Comment-only. It cannot approve or merge.
$ mogplex wire pr-review-sidekick
“fix the flaky e2e”──▶run boots with thread context──▶PR link lands in thread
Small asks stop dying in the backlog. Mention the pipeline in a thread and the ask stays where it was made: the thread gets the run link, progress as it happens, and the PR when it's up.
▪ gate — Same gates as any other run — Slack grants no shortcuts.
$ mogplex wire slack-lane
merge touches api/──▶diff reality vs docs──▶docs PR
Name the surfaces that must stay documented. When a merge changes one, a run diffs what the code now does against what the docs still say and opens a docs PR for the drift. Standing assignment — you never re-ask.
▪ gate — Docs PRs reviewed like any other change.
$ mogplex wire docs-drift
nightly──▶pick least-covered hot file──▶write + verify tests──▶one small PR
Each night: find the least-covered file that changed recently, write tests for it, and verify they actually exercise behavior — a test that can't fail is discarded, not shipped. Capped at one small PR per night so review load stays sane.
▪ gate — One PR per night, sized for a five-minute review.
$ mogplex wire test-backfill
v1.4.0 tagged──▶read PRs since last tag──▶notes in your voice──▶PR to the draft
Reads every PR and linked issue merged since the last tag, writes the notes in your changelog's existing voice, and ships them as a PR against the release draft. The release goes out when you say so.
▪ gate — You publish the release; it only drafts.
$ mogplex wire release-notes
SHEET 02 — END
private beta, approving in batches. free while we learn what you need.