What happened
On PR #548 a new resource entry for the Red Hat Summit 2026 demo initially shipped without an embedded video iframe. The fullsend review agent flagged the missing {{< rawhtml >}} embed as a low structural-consistency finding, softening it because a prior article-only entry also omitted the embed. A human maintainer (simonbaird) then submitted a change-request review asking for an embedded video player. The contributor added an iframe embed in a follow-up push and the change was accepted. website/content/resources/_index.md contains 5+ YouTube iframe embeds already, so the convention is clearly established in the code; it just is not written down anywhere the reviewer can point to as a firm rule.
What could go better
The delta between the agent review and the human review is the severity assigned to the missing embed. The agent read the file, noticed the convention, but treated one counter-example (an article-only entry) as license to downgrade the finding to low. The human treated the same signal as change-requesting. If the convention were documented as a rule in AGENTS.md, the review agent would have a firm anchor to raise the finding to at least medium, and future contributors would know the expectation up front — closing the delta without further human intervention. Uncertainty: I am confident the site already follows this convention and confident that documenting it would move the agent's severity assignment; I am less sure whether "video resources must embed" needs any escape hatch (e.g., videos hosted on platforms without iframe support). The wording of the rule should include an explicit fallback, e.g., "...when the hosting platform provides an iframe embed URL; otherwise, link only."
Proposed change
Edit AGENTS.md in conforma/conforma.github.io to add a short subsection (under a new or existing "Website content conventions" heading) stating: "Resource entries for videos in website/content/resources/_index.md should include an inline video embed using the {{< rawhtml >}} shortcode with an <iframe> when the hosting platform exposes an embed URL (e.g., YouTube /embed/, Google Drive /preview). Entries that link to articles or non-embeddable media may omit the embed." Optionally, add the same guidance as a short note near the top of website/content/resources/_index.md so contributors see it while editing.
Validation criteria
On the next 3 PRs that add a video-based resource entry: the initial commit includes an embed iframe (no human change-request needed to add one), and the fullsend review agent either raises no embed-related finding or, if the embed is missing, flags it at medium severity citing the new AGENTS.md rule. Track whether human reviewers still need to ask for embeds on subsequent PRs — the target is zero such asks in the next 3 video-resource PRs.
Generated by retro agent from #548
What happened
On PR #548 a new resource entry for the Red Hat Summit 2026 demo initially shipped without an embedded video iframe. The fullsend review agent flagged the missing
{{< rawhtml >}}embed as a low structural-consistency finding, softening it because a prior article-only entry also omitted the embed. A human maintainer (simonbaird) then submitted a change-request review asking for an embedded video player. The contributor added an iframe embed in a follow-up push and the change was accepted.website/content/resources/_index.mdcontains 5+ YouTube iframe embeds already, so the convention is clearly established in the code; it just is not written down anywhere the reviewer can point to as a firm rule.What could go better
The delta between the agent review and the human review is the severity assigned to the missing embed. The agent read the file, noticed the convention, but treated one counter-example (an article-only entry) as license to downgrade the finding to low. The human treated the same signal as change-requesting. If the convention were documented as a rule in
AGENTS.md, the review agent would have a firm anchor to raise the finding to at least medium, and future contributors would know the expectation up front — closing the delta without further human intervention. Uncertainty: I am confident the site already follows this convention and confident that documenting it would move the agent's severity assignment; I am less sure whether "video resources must embed" needs any escape hatch (e.g., videos hosted on platforms without iframe support). The wording of the rule should include an explicit fallback, e.g., "...when the hosting platform provides an iframe embed URL; otherwise, link only."Proposed change
Edit
AGENTS.mdinconforma/conforma.github.ioto add a short subsection (under a new or existing "Website content conventions" heading) stating: "Resource entries for videos inwebsite/content/resources/_index.mdshould include an inline video embed using the{{< rawhtml >}}shortcode with an<iframe>when the hosting platform exposes an embed URL (e.g., YouTube/embed/, Google Drive/preview). Entries that link to articles or non-embeddable media may omit the embed." Optionally, add the same guidance as a short note near the top ofwebsite/content/resources/_index.mdso contributors see it while editing.Validation criteria
On the next 3 PRs that add a video-based resource entry: the initial commit includes an embed iframe (no human change-request needed to add one), and the fullsend review agent either raises no embed-related finding or, if the embed is missing, flags it at medium severity citing the new AGENTS.md rule. Track whether human reviewers still need to ask for embeds on subsequent PRs — the target is zero such asks in the next 3 video-resource PRs.
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