feat: add agent lifecycle hooks (created, updated, deleted)#1023
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feat: add agent lifecycle hooks (created, updated, deleted)#1023
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Add do_action hooks to AgentAbilities for agent create, update, and delete operations. These enable WP-side integrations to react to agent lifecycle events (e.g. syncing agents to external runtimes). Hooks added: - datamachine_agent_created($agent_id, $slug, $name) - datamachine_agent_updated($agent_id) - datamachine_agent_deleted($agent_id, $slug)
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Summary
Adds WordPress
do_actionhooks to the agent lifecycle inAgentAbilities.php, enabling WP-side integrations to react when agents are created, updated, or deleted.Hooks added
datamachine_agent_created$agent_id, $slug, $namedatamachine_agent_updated$agent_iddatamachine_agent_deleted$agent_id, $slugWhy
These hooks enable downstream integrations — like the wp-opencode multi-agent sync plugin — to automatically detect and respond to agent changes without polling.
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