submit-use-case

name	submit-use-case
description	OSS-facing channel to share a Sutando use case with the community. Opens a labeled GitHub issue on sonichi/sutando and (CLA-gated) a PR adding docs/community-use-cases/<slug>.md. Validates outcome-framed titles with the same checker as add-use-case. Default: both; flags --issue-only / --pr-only opt out.
user-invocable	true

submit-use-case

OSS counterpart to add-use-case. add-use-case targets the private AG2Platform/agent-universe repo (rendered on sutando.ai) and is for the internal fleet. submit-use-case targets the public sonichi/sutando repo so external contributors can share a use case without needing access to the private rendering repo.

Usage

python3 "$SKILL_DIR/scripts/submit_use_case.py" \
    --title "Your AI plays piano while you sleep" \
    --summary "Outcome-first summary that appears on tile + detail page." \
    --bullets "bullet1" --bullets "bullet2" \
    [--video /abs/path/to/clip.mp4] \
    [--media-url https://example.com/clip.jpg] \
    [--youtube-id ABCDEFG1234] \
    [--x-url https://x.com/...] \
    [--linkedin-url https://www.linkedin.com/...] \
    [--contact "[e-mail] or @yourhandle"] \
    [--issue-only | --pr-only] \
    [--dry-run]

--dry-run runs the framing check and prints both the rendered issue body and the rendered docs/community-use-cases/<slug>.md file to stdout. No clone, no gh calls.

What the skill does

1. Validate title is outcome-framed. Reuses REJECT_PATTERNS + validate_title + suggest_reframes from add-use-case verbatim. Capability-listy titles ("Ask your AI to ...", "Sutando can ...", "Send a ...") are rejected with deterministic reframe suggestions. Same rules, same voice.
2. Derive slug. slugify(title) — lowercased, non-alphanum→-, trimmed to 60 chars.
3. Idempotency checks (skipped in --dry-run):
   • Does a branch community-use-case/<slug> already exist on sonichi/sutando? If yes, abort with a pointer to the existing PR.
   • Is there an open issue on sonichi/sutando with the same title? If yes, abort with the existing issue URL.
4. Open an issue (unless --pr-only). gh issue create --repo sonichi/sutando with label use-case-submission. Body has structured sections: Title, Summary, Bullets, Links (video / youtube / x / linkedin), Contact, and a forward-ref to the PR if one is opened in the same invocation.
5. Open a PR (unless --issue-only).
   • Fresh clone: gh repo clone sonichi/sutando /tmp/sutando-submit-use-case-{ts}/
   • Branch: community-use-case/<slug> from main
   • File: docs/community-use-cases/<slug>.md — YAML frontmatter mirroring the agent-universe UseCase shape so the sync script can later promote it.
   • Identity: the script never overrides git config — the commit is attributed to the runner's existing user.name / user.email, so the CLA signs under whoever they already are (that's the whole point of CLA-Assistant signing). It prints the identity before committing and aborts if it's unset, so attribution can't silently go out wrong.
   • Commit, push, gh pr create. PR body cross-links the issue if one was opened.
6. Return both URLs to stdout (issue URL, then PR URL, last two lines).

File schema (docs/community-use-cases/<slug>.md)

---
slug: <derived>
title: <user title>
summary: <user summary>
videoUrl: <if --video>            # absolute or hosted; raw path uploaded to issue, not PR
youtubeId: <if --youtube-id>
xUrl: <if --x-url>
linkedinUrl: <if --linkedin-url>
thumbnail: /use-cases/<slug>.jpg
contact: <if --contact>
submitted_at: <ISO UTC timestamp>
---

<longDescription stitched from --bullets, or summary if no bullets>

The frontmatter intentionally mirrors AG2Platform/agent-universe's lib/use-cases.ts UseCase TypeScript type so a later sync script can read this YAML and emit the literal entry the rendering repo expects. The submitter is not asked to upload the thumbnail in the PR — it stays as a pending path that the maintainer fills in when promoting.

Issue label

use-case-submission (the maintainer monitors this label to triage incoming community submissions).

Idempotency

• Branch name community-use-case/<slug> is checked on origin before pushing.
• Existing issue with the same title (case-insensitive, open state) aborts.
• --dry-run skips all remote checks and only prints rendered output.

Why we never override git identity

CLA-Assistant signs the contributor under the email of the commit author. That MUST be the runner's own email — overwriting it would wrongly attribute the PR and sign the CLA under the wrong identity. So the script never sets user.email / user.name: it commits under whatever the runner already has configured (the maintainer's machine already carries the project identity in its global git config; contributors carry their own). It surfaces the identity before committing and aborts if unset, rather than guessing or silently using the wrong author.

Dependencies

• git, gh (authenticated to GitHub as the submitter)
• Python ≥ 3.9 (stdlib only — no third-party libs)