Agent-friendly score diff

Version updated for https://github.com/hsnice16/agent-friendly-action to version v0.1.2.

  • This action is used across all versions by ? repositories.

Action Type

This is a Node action using Node version 20.

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Action Summary

The agent-friendly-action GitHub Action evaluates pull requests by calculating and commenting on the delta in the Agent Friendly Code score between the base and head commits, including a breakdown of contributing factors. It automates the process of assessing code changes for compatibility and optimization with AI agents, providing actionable feedback directly within PRs. The action is self-contained, runs entirely within CI without external dependencies, and supports opt-in usage via repository secrets.

What’s Changed

[0.1.2] - 2026-05-05

Changed

  • Six static signals now recognise more language-ecosystem conventions, so repos correctly scaffolded in non-Node idioms (JVM, .NET, Swift, Ruby, Elixir, Haskell, OCaml, Erlang, Crystal, Zig, Dart, PHP, Lua, Clojure, Nim, C/C++) no longer score low for the ecosystem-equivalent setup:
    • contributing — accepts CONTRIBUTING.rst (Python/Sphinx, e.g. pytest/Django) and CONTRIBUTING.adoc (AsciiDoc / JVM), in root, .github/, and docs/.
    • dev_env — accepts tox.ini and noxfile.py (Python), mvnw / gradlew (JVM build wrappers), bin/setup (Ruby/Rails), and compose.yaml (the Docker-preferred canonical name, alongside the existing compose.yml / docker-compose.yml).
    • deps_manifest — accepts mix.exs (Elixir), Package.swift (Swift), build.gradle.kts (Kotlin DSL), build.sbt (Scala), deps.edn / project.clj (Clojure), stack.yaml + root *.cabal (Haskell), dune-project (OCaml), rebar.config (Erlang), shard.yml (Crystal), build.zig (Zig), CMakeLists.txt / meson.build / conanfile.txt/.py / vcpkg.json (C/C++), root-level *.csproj / *.fsproj / *.vbproj / *.sln (.NET), and root *.nimble (Nim). global.json is intentionally not counted here — it pins the .NET SDK version, not dependencies (real .NET deps live in *.csproj).
    • type_config — typed-by-default credit extended to JVM (pom.xml / build.gradle[.kts]), Scala (build.sbt), Swift (Package.swift), C# (global.json or root *.csproj / .sln), OCaml (dune-project), Haskell (stack.yaml / root *.cabal), and Zig (build.zig), in addition to the existing Rust/Go credit.
    • linter — accepts .rubocop.yml / .standard.yml (Ruby), .swiftlint.yml / .swiftformat / .swift-format (Swift, both Nick Lockwood’s and Apple’s tools), detekt.yml + config/detekt/detekt.yml / .scalafmt.conf (JVM), phpstan.neon[.dist] / psalm.xml[.dist] / .php-cs-fixer.dist.php (PHP), .credo.exs / .formatter.exs (Elixir), stylua.toml (Lua), checkstyle.xml + config/checkstyle/checkstyle.xml (Java, including the canonical Gradle plugin path), analysis_options.yaml (Dart/Flutter — the canonical lint config), .clang-format / .clang-tidy (C/C++), and .clj-kondo/config.edn (Clojure). Intentionally not counted: .editorconfig (formatting baseline, no feedback loop) and .ktlint (not a real config file — ktlint reads .editorconfig).
    • tests — adds Tests/ (Swift convention, case-sensitive filesystems) and src/test/ (Java/Kotlin) to the directory list. File regex now also recognises *Test.java, *Test[s].kt, *_test.exs (Elixir), *_test.dart (Dart), and *Spec.scala / *Test.scala.