Acting on a skill's own output

A notify hook. A config has one notify.command: to run several, see Examples.

Files a skill writes in .away/out/ besides the report reach the hook in $AWAYWORK_OUT_DIR; awaywork doesn't read them. Say your triage skill writes the labels it would add to .away/out/labels.txt, one per line:

yaml

notify:
  command: |
    set -e
    [ "$AWAYWORK_EVENT" = unit ] && [ "$AWAYWORK_SKILL" = triage ] || exit 0
    [ "$AWAYWORK_STATUS" = done ] && [ "$AWAYWORK_SOURCE" = github ] || exit 0
    file="$AWAYWORK_OUT_DIR/labels.txt"
    [ -n "$AWAYWORK_OUT_DIR" ] && [ -f "$file" ] && [ ! -L "$file" ] || exit 0
    for label in bug docs flaky needs-repro; do
      if grep -qFx "$label" "$file"; then
        gh issue edit "$AWAYWORK_ITEM_URL" --add-label "$label"
      fi
    done

The file is untrusted, written after reading others' text: the hook picks from labels it knows rather than passing lines on, reads a regular file, not a symlink, and never runs or evals it. $AWAYWORK_SOURCE being exactly github also means one item, from GitHub. The folder also holds earlier chain steps' files, so check $AWAYWORK_SKILL.

Acting on a skill's own output ​

Acting on a skill's own output