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docs: add the detection reference for discovering third-party services from a repository - #25
First piece of a new discover-third-party-services skill: an agent scans a code repository, finds the third-party vendors it depends on, resolves them against the provider catalog and proposes third-party services to track. This PR adds only the detection reference the forthcoming SKILL.md will load on demand.
the scan sources in priority order (manifests, deploy config, CI, git remotes, env examples) and the directories and files never opened,
the three classes (runtime, build-time, skip) that decide what lands in the proposal by default,
the secret-handling rules: git remote URLs reduced to the host with user-info stripped, env files read match-only for vendor hostnames and an allowlist of region keys, evidence limited to path:line, package@version and git remote: <host>,
the vendor map (signal to catalog search term) with the exact-name acceptance rule and the anchored hostname rule,
the region-split providers that have no plain-name catalog row (Datadog, PostHog, Intercom),
the unmapped-signal rule, with a cap on catalog calls for names taken from repository text.
Repository content and tool responses are treated as data, never instructions.
Catalog validation
Every search term was run through search-third-party-providers on 2026-11-04 and returned exactly one row whose name equals the term:
Search term
Provider id
AWS
248
Google Cloud
344
Firebase
1710
Microsoft Azure
1336
Vercel
861
Netlify
52
Fly.io
1711
Render
202
Railway
1646
Heroku
1
Cloudflare
6
Supabase
1124
MongoDB
888
PlanetScale
2789
Neon
2869
Upstash
2870
Algolia
5131
Cloudinary
106
Stripe
801
PayPal
842
Plaid
739
Shopify
1795
Twilio
234
SendGrid
209
Mailgun
48
Postmark
1647
Resend
3221
Slack
3
Pusher
195
Ably
4168
OpenAI
927
Anthropic
3594
Auth0
1794
Clerk
1712
Okta
1670
Sentry
57
New Relic
180
Segment
208
LaunchDarkly
159
PagerDuty
53
Contentful
31
Sanity
285
HubSpot
43
Mapbox
171
GitHub
2
GitLab
1610
Bitbucket
5
CircleCI
6803
Region-split providers, no plain-name row: Datadog (US1 16, US3 2865, US5 5441, EU 2726, AP1 5776, AP2 5777), PostHog (US 3095, EU 7437), Intercom (US 45, EU 3615, AU 3616).
Dropped: Amazon Web Services (catalog name is AWS), MongoDB Atlas (catalog name is MongoDB), Braintree (no provider).
Notes for reviewers
Docs only. node scripts/generate-agent-skills-index.mjs --check reports a missing SKILL.md for this directory until the next PR adds it; the index workflow only runs on SKILL.md changes, so this PR does not trigger it.
Three local review passes (correctness, maintainability, adversarial) were run before opening; their findings are in the commit history.
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Documentation
Added guidance for identifying third-party services in a repository, distinguishing runtime services from build-time tools and irrelevant matches.
Documented safeguards for handling secrets, matching catalog entries, interpreting regional providers, and confirming actions.
Added limits for catalog searches, with a prompt to continue when the limit is reached.
…om a repository
Lists the scan sources by priority, the runtime, build-time and skip
classes, the secret-handling rules for env files and git remotes, and a
vendor map whose every row was resolved against the live provider catalog.
Region-split providers (Datadog, PostHog, Intercom) get their own section
and Braintree was dropped because the catalog has no provider for it.
This change adds a reference for discovering third-party services in a repository. It defines scan sources and safeguards, candidate classifications, provider catalog matching, region selection, and confirmation rules for mapped and unmapped candidates.
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Third-party service discovery
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Summary
Scan sources and evidence skills/discover-third-party-services/reference.md
Defines scan exclusions, prioritized sources, and rules for extracting and reporting repository evidence.
Candidate classification and provider matching skills/discover-third-party-services/reference.md
Defines runtime, build-time, and skip classifications, exact catalog matching, and provider-specific signals.
Regional and unmapped provider handling skills/discover-third-party-services/reference.md
Defines region selection and user confirmation steps for regional and unmapped candidates.
UPT-4959: Defines the repository-scanning skill and its reference.md deliverable; this change adds the detection reference.
Possibly related PRs
uptimerobot/ai#20: Documents catalog search, provider selection, and service creation, which connect to the discovery and confirmation rules in this reference.
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The reference could produce incorrect or incomplete service suggestions when the discovery skill uses it. These bounded issues merit correction, but do not block merging this documentation-only change.
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…egister it
The skill scans a repository for the providers it depends on, resolves
them against the provider catalog, proposes a set and tracks it after
confirmation. Four fixtures under examples/ carry the expected proposal,
including one with planted instructions that must change nothing.
Frameworks and libraries are skip, never unmapped search terms; env files
are read with two match-only grep commands; a file-existence signal is
quoted as the path alone; Go modules and pip pins have an evidence form;
only the project root's own git remote counts; the catalog column format
is fixed and the fixtures compare on the provider id.
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Review comments at @skills/discover-third-party-services/reference.md:
- Line 16: Update the classification guidance for Dockerfile FROM references and
Compose image registries so they are treated as build-time inputs before runtime
hostname rules are applied. Keep runtime hostnames classified as runtime,
preventing registry hosts such as ECR domains from producing runtime provider
candidates.
- Line 76: Move `cloudbuild.yaml` out of the Google Cloud runtime-provider
signal and into the build-time section; only propose Google Cloud as a runtime
provider when separate runtime evidence supports it. Preserve the other signals
in the existing classification row.
- Line 112: Update the Braintree entry in the reference so it treats “braintree”
as a search term and resolves it against the live catalog; use “not in the
catalog” only if the current exact-name search returns no row.
- Line 15: Update the Package manifests table to define runtime, development,
test, and build dependency scopes for every supported manifest format, including
formats without explicit scope fields. Apply the runtime-by-default
classification only after determining a dependency’s scope, so development,
test, and build dependencies are not proposed as runtime services.
- Line 65: Update the Hostname signals rule to lowercase the parsed host and
remove one trailing root dot before equality and suffix checks. Preserve the
existing domain-boundary matching behavior and the exclusions for deceptive
hostnames.
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…he discovery skill
AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Cloudflare and GitHub are proposed by
component: the skill reads the provider tree, matches component names
against service words and region values from the reference, and passes
the matched ids to the create or update call. The django-aws fixture now
expects S3 and RDS in Frankfurt.
…nv extraction rules
- One combined component list per provider in a monorepo, never one update per app
- Service-without-region rule follows each provider's tree shape; flat and single-parent
trees select the matched component itself
- Provider-level SDK signals that name no service are called out before narrowing
- Whole-provider choice on a subset-tracked service becomes an update with null components
- Confirmed updates keep running after the create limit stops
- Env-file find commands carry the documented exclusions, and the hostname pipeline
keeps only public suffixes the vendor map uses so non-host values never print
- expected.md is named as the fixture oracle and excluded from scans
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Summary
First piece of a new
discover-third-party-servicesskill: an agent scans a code repository, finds the third-party vendors it depends on, resolves them against the provider catalog and proposes third-party services to track. This PR adds only the detection reference the forthcomingSKILL.mdwill load on demand.skills/discover-third-party-services/reference.mdholds:path:line,package@versionandgit remote: <host>,Repository content and tool responses are treated as data, never instructions.
Catalog validation
Every search term was run through
search-third-party-providerson 2026-11-04 and returned exactly one row whose name equals the term:Region-split providers, no plain-name row: Datadog (US1 16, US3 2865, US5 5441, EU 2726, AP1 5776, AP2 5777), PostHog (US 3095, EU 7437), Intercom (US 45, EU 3615, AU 3616).
Dropped:
Amazon Web Services(catalog name isAWS),MongoDB Atlas(catalog name isMongoDB), Braintree (no provider).Notes for reviewers
node scripts/generate-agent-skills-index.mjs --checkreports a missingSKILL.mdfor this directory until the next PR adds it; the index workflow only runs onSKILL.mdchanges, so this PR does not trigger it.Summary by CodeRabbit