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Repository maintenance for devantler-tech/reusable-workflows — triage, action/workflow version hygiene, backward-compatible workflow health, and consistency across the shared CI/CD building blocks. Use when performing autonomous or on-request maintenance of this repo.
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| name | maintain |
| description | Repository maintenance for devantler-tech/reusable-workflows — triage, action/workflow version hygiene, backward-compatible workflow health, and consistency across the shared CI/CD building blocks. Use when performing autonomous or on-request maintenance of this repo. |
Perform maintenance per the ## Maintenance section of this repo's AGENTS.md, within the shared devantler-tech maintenance conventions it references. High care: changes here ripple to every consumer repo — prefer additive, backward-compatible changes. A draft PR is the checkpoint; never merge external PRs or self-merge your own unreviewed drafts.
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