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  "request": "Triage Jira ticket MZCLD-3708: Google Agent Platform: define the paved path for teams building agents",
  "references": [
    "https://mozilla-hub.atlassian.net/browse/MZCLD-3708"
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summary

MZCLD-3708 is a Backlog-status planning/definition ticket capturing the main deliverable of a Google Agent Platform spike: establishing a 'paved path' (an opinionated, documented, supported route, analogous to the MozCloud Helm charts model) for teams building agents at Mozilla. The ticket explicitly scopes the deliverable as the *definition and documentation* of the path (steps, provided tooling, guardrails, and the support boundary between Cloud Engineering and adopting teams) — not full implementation, which would be follow-on work contingent on a go decision. There are no comments yet and no linked runbook/design doc in the description, so there's no prior discussion or existing paved-path document to build from directly.

findings

• Ticket is a definition/documentation task, not an implementation task — scope should be explicitly bounded to avoid scope creep into building the actual platform.
• The ticket frames this as the primary output of a preceding spike, implying dependency on spike findings/PoC and a 'vision' artifact that should exist or be referenced.
• The MozCloud Helm charts model is cited as the template pattern to follow: an opinionated, documented, supported path rather than ad-hoc solutions per team.
• No comments exist yet and no linked Confluence runbook/design doc is present in the ticket, so there is no existing draft of the paved path or spike writeup to review — this should be clarified before work starts.
• Success criteria are underspecified: the ticket does not enumerate what 'steps, provided tooling, guardrails, and support commitments' should look like or who the audience/reviewers are, making it hard to size or assign.

proposed actions

Triage notes: This ticket captures the definition/documentation deliverable from the Google Agent Platform spike — scoped explicitly as *defining and documenting* the paved path (not implementing it). A few things to nail down before pulling this into active work:

1. **Link the spike/PoC artifacts**: Is there a spike writeup, PoC repo, or 'vision' doc this should build on? None is currently linked here — please attach/reference so reviewers have context.
2. **Confirm the Helm-chart analogy scope**: Since the MozCloud Helm charts pattern is cited as the model, it may help to explicitly outline what the equivalent 'opinionated defaults' + 'guardrails' + 'support boundary' look like for agents (e.g., model/tooling choices, deployment pattern, observability, cost controls, security review).
3. **Define acceptance criteria**: Suggest adding explicit deliverables to the ticket, e.g. (a) a documented path/runbook, (b) an explicit RACI of what Cloud Eng supports vs. what teams own, (c) sign-off/review step before this is used to greenlight the follow-on 'implementation' ticket.
4. **Sequencing**: Since implementation is called out as follow-on work contingent on a 'go' decision, consider linking or creating that follow-on ticket now (even if blocked) so the dependency is visible in the backlog.

Happy to help draft the paved-path doc structure once the spike/PoC references are linked.

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      "summary": "Google Agent Platform: define the paved path for teams building agents",
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      "description_text": "Background This is the main output of the spike. A PoC and a vision are only useful if they turn into a route other teams can actually walk. The model is the MozCloud Helm charts: an opinionated, documented, supported way to do the thing, rather than every team solving it from scratch. Goal Define the paved path for building an agent at Mozilla \u2014 the steps a team follows, what is provided for them, where the guardrails are, and what Cloud Engineering commits to supporting versus what teams own themselves. Notes The deliverable is the definition and the documentation of the path, not the full implementation of it. Implementation would be follow-on work if we get a go.",
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