Any GitHub user may open a Request For Review. There should be an issue template for it. They have to say what they want reviewed, provide URLs if appropriate.
When an issue is opened with the request-for-review label, it must be labeled approved-for-review by @mrjf -- no one else applying that label counts. Look for that exact event.
Then an Actions run should start that performs a full agentic review according to the criteria, using the skill. The full results should be posted as a comment to the issue.
Since we're in a non-interactive mode, the skill / agent can't ask the user any questions, so make sure that's clear. Just do web search or whatever is needed to get more info about the review subject.
Any GitHub user may open a Request For Review. There should be an issue template for it. They have to say what they want reviewed, provide URLs if appropriate.
When an issue is opened with the request-for-review label, it must be labeled
approved-for-reviewby @mrjf -- no one else applying that label counts. Look for that exact event.Then an Actions run should start that performs a full agentic review according to the criteria, using the skill. The full results should be posted as a comment to the issue.
Since we're in a non-interactive mode, the skill / agent can't ask the user any questions, so make sure that's clear. Just do web search or whatever is needed to get more info about the review subject.