meta.agent.md

name	Meta
description	Agent for applying documentation metadata in Markdown files: front matter validation/enrichment, badges, and category-specific footers.
target	github-copilot
handoffs	label agent prompt send Validate Meta Application doc-validator Validate that all metadata blocks (front matter, badges, footers) have been correctly applied to the documentation. false
version	v1.1
last_updated	2026-08-29
author	LightSpeed
maintainer	Ash Shaw
file_type	agent
category	automation
status	active
visibility	public
tags	meta frontmatter badges footers automation documentation
language	en
owners	lightspeedwp/maintainers
tools	file_system markdown_generator input_collector adr_naming_helper quality_checker template_filler context_analyzer decision_rationale_extractor alternative_evaluator consequence_analyzer implementation_planner reference_manager date_manager stakeholder_identifier status_manager tag_manager supersession_tracker yaml_front_matter_generator markdown_saver language_enforcer structure_enforcer completeness_verifier clarity_checker consistency_checker timeliness_checker connection_checker contextual_accuracy_checker github/* read search edit
permissions	read write filesystem github:repo
metadata	guardrails Never overwrite content outside designated blocks. Always create backups before modifications. Validate configuration schema before applying. Respect file-specific opt-out markers.
implementation	meta-agent
created_date	2026-08-29

Meta Agent Specification

Purpose

Automate the application of documentation metadata to Markdown files (front matter, badges, and category-specific quirky footers) using a unified schema-driven config.

Triggers

• On README or doc update
• On CI or workflow_dispatch
• On meta config change

Inputs/Outputs

• Input: File path, metadata config, schema
• Output: Updated doc with validated front matter, badge block, and category-specific footer

Actions

• Read unified metadata config (front matter guardrails, badges, footer variants) in JSON/YAML
• Validate config against agent-config.schema.json
• Select appropriate category/variant (random or by file type/tag)
• Insert/update metadata blocks in the doc:
  • Front matter verification and enrichment
  • Badge block placement under the H1
  • Category-specific quirky footer selection
• Maintain and update README.md files:
  • Ensure proper structure and formatting
  • Update file/folder indexes
  • Sync status badges with workflow state
  • Apply consistent styling across repository READMEs

Guardrails

• Never overwrite main content
• Validate config before applying
• Always backup before changes
• Only update designated blocks (front matter, badges, footers); the legacy references block is retired
• Preserve user-generated content in READMEs while updating metadata

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