t1385.9: Restore msteams index entries lost during merge conflict resolution

[alex-solovyev]

Summary

• Restores msteams.md entry to the Communications row in .agents/AGENTS.md domain index
• Restores msteams keyword to the communications entry in .agents/subagent-index.toon

Root Cause

PR #2770 (t1385.9 MS Teams agent) was merged after PR #2765 (t1385.7 Discord agent). Both PRs modified .agents/AGENTS.md and .agents/subagent-index.toon. During conflict resolution, the Teams additions to these index files were dropped — the merge commit 3afda235 only included the msteams.md file itself, not the index entries that make it discoverable.

Verification

After this fix, rg msteams .agents/AGENTS.md .agents/subagent-index.toon returns matches in both files, and the actual doc file .agents/services/communications/msteams.md (already present from the original merge) is now properly indexed.

Closes #2756

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a merge conflict resolution error that occurred in previous PRs, which inadvertently removed index entries for the MS Teams agent. By re-adding these crucial entries to the AGENTS.md and subagent-index.toon files, the MS Teams documentation is now properly discoverable and integrated into the agent index, ensuring its accessibility.

Highlights

• Restore msteams.md entry: The msteams.md entry was restored to the Communications row within the .agents/AGENTS.md domain index.
• Restore msteams keyword: The msteams keyword was restored to the communications entry in the .agents/subagent-index.toon file.

Changelog

• .agents/AGENTS.md
  • Added services/communications/msteams.md to the 'Communications' row.
• .agents/subagent-index.toon
  • Inserted msteams into the list of keywords for the services/communications/ entry.

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[alex-solovyev]

This PR was superseded by the batch merge in PR #2771 (feat: t1385 — add 11 chat platform integration agents), which merged all the content from this branch. Closing as the content is already in main.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly restores the msteams.md entry to the Communications row in .agents/AGENTS.md and the msteams keyword to the communications entry in .agents/subagent-index.toon. This action is crucial for ensuring the MS Teams agent, a key component, is properly indexed, discoverable, and accessible, aligning with the practice of maintaining comprehensive domain index entries for frequently used agents. No vulnerabilities were found in this change. This correction addresses an issue where these entries were lost during a merge conflict resolution in previous pull requests.

[gemini-code-assist]

Restoring msteams.md to the Communications row in .agents/AGENTS.md is crucial for ensuring the MS Teams agent, a key component, remains discoverable and accessible in the agent index. This aligns with the guideline to restore key helper scripts and commands to domain index entries if they are frequently used, even if detailed documentation exists elsewhere.

References

1. For clarity in documentation, restore key helper scripts and commands to domain index entries if they are frequently used, even if detailed documentation exists elsewhere.

[gemini-code-assist]

Including msteams in the communications entry in .agents/subagent-index.toon is important for ensuring the MS Teams agent, a key component, is properly indexed, searchable, and accessible. This follows the guideline to restore key helper scripts and commands to domain index entries if they are frequently used, even if detailed documentation exists elsewhere.

References

1. For clarity in documentation, restore key helper scripts and commands to domain index entries if they are frequently used, even if detailed documentation exists elsewhere.