P7 · 8 questions

Developer Productivity & Operational Enablement — Attempt 1

CCAR-P P7 practice. Some items are “select all that apply” — they tell you how many to pick and are graded all-or-nothing. Commit before revealing, then read every explanation.

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P7 · Q1Build surface selection
A platform team wants to embed an agentic coding assistant directly into engineers' terminals so it can read the repo, run tests, and open PRs during normal local development. Which build surface is the best fit?
P7 · Q2Skills distribution and versioning
Your team packages a reusable Skill that encodes internal coding standards. Teams keep hitting subtle behavior differences because everyone pulled it at different times. Which control most directly addresses this?
P7 · Q3Guardrails on autonomous code changes
You are enabling agents to open pull requests automatically in CI. Which guardrail is the least risky first control to put in place?
P7 · Q4Review discipline for AI-generated code
An agent submits a PR whose output passes JSON schema validation and all unit tests. A reviewer is tempted to approve immediately. What is the best next action?
P7 · Q5Secrets and permission scoping
A developer agent needs to call an internal deploy API during a task. Which credential-handling approach is the least risky?
P7 · Q6Ops support: symptom to cause
In production, an internal agent keeps invoking the wrong MCP tool for a class of requests even though a correct tool exists. Which is the most likely root cause?
P7 · Q7MCP servers for internal enablementSelect 2
A platform team is building an MCP server to expose internal tooling to developer agents. Which two practices best support safe, effective enablement?
P7 · Q8Golden paths and enablementSelect 2
Leadership wants teams to become self-sufficient with agentic coding rather than depending on the platform team for every task. Which two moves best build that self-sufficiency?

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