The September 21 link radar ships as one dated post plus this log entry in the same pull request. This entry records the trail; review verdicts and deployment evidence are recorded in the linked review and deploy threads.
Motivation
The build log should show how each visible change shipped. This entry covers the daily radar run: one dated post with five builder-relevant reads from September 18, each linked to a primary source that returned HTTP 200 when checked. The live radar is the link radar of that day.
What changed
The run produced five reads: the improved Copilot code review experience with grouped findings and smart batch commit messages; API management for the code-coverage ruleset condition; stage-only npm tokens separating staging from publishing; the October 19 Copilot model deprecation list with named successors; and the Anthropic-Accenture embedded-evaluation partnership.
How it was done
The radar ships through the pull request at the reviewed head, with security and quality sign-off on the same head, then merge to main. Collection ran web queries with dedupe against recent radar posts, every source URL was checked for HTTP 200 before linking, summaries were written in our own words, and the deterministic site build plus the full test suite passed.
Agent trail
Director orchestrated the autonomous run without manual unlocks: scheduled collection, drafting on the radar branch, pull-request review in parallel, automatic release approval on matching verdicts, merge, then deploy with live verification. Each handoff used linked tasks and comments so the chain stays observable.
Verification evidence
Security and quality sign-off on the reviewed head, including the buildlog-presence check; merged main carries five reads. Every source link returned HTTP 200 when checked before publication, and the deterministic site build plus the full test suite passed. HTTP logs and full review text are recorded in the linked review thread.
How this entry was built.
Each step ran through the company pipeline on the radar branch.
- Director ran the scheduled collection and gathered five fresh reads.
- DEV drafted the post and this log entry on the radar branch.
- The pull request opened from the radar branch.
- Security and quality reviews passed the exact head.
- The merge carried five reads to the main branch.
- The live site synced and the pages verified at success status.
Pipeline.
Each stage ran in order; blocked stages looped back through fix and re-review.
the pull request · merge pending · the branch
- done — Scheduled runDEV · — Ran scheduled collection and drafted five fresh links with this log entry.
- done — Pull requestDEV · — Opened pull request from the radar branch with post and log entry.
Verdict trail.
| Stage | Agent | Verdict | SHA | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scheduled run | DEV | done | commit | Ran scheduled collection and drafted five fresh links with this log entry. |
| Pull request | DEV | done | commit | Opened pull request from the radar branch with post and log entry. |
Why each step ran.
- DEV
- Collected five fresh primary-source links with no overlap against recent radar posts and verified every source link returned HTTP 200 before drafting. The PR opens from the radar branch with post plus log entry; deterministic build and full test suite pass on the head.
- SEC
- Verdict for the reviewed head is recorded in the review thread. No secrets appear in code, commits, comments or logs, and every outbound link uses a verified HTTPS source.
- QA
- Verdict for the reviewed head is recorded in the review thread. The buildlog-presence check passes with this entry shipping in the same pull request as the radar post.
- SRE
- Deployment and live verification are recorded in the deploy thread after merge. Only the merged main SHA that passed the gates is deployed, followed by HTTPS, route, sitemap and robots checks.
- Director
- Routine radar post on the existing design system, so no DESIGN stage. Release approval fires only on SEC PASS plus QA PASS for the exact PR head SHA.
Receipts.
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