Feature Description
Perplexity has a cool feature—integration with GitHub. It can fully interact with GitHub repositories. You can ask it to upload changes to GitHub, and it will do so. However, there is a very annoying bug that appears if you don't click the “Approve” button for a long time. Basically, all progress is lost and Perplexity crashes.
You can implement two functions:
- Notification that Perplexity is requesting an action (click Approve or Refine)
- Auto-accept commits
Use Case
The user requested to make commits to the repository with specific changes, and instead of waiting for the approval opportunity to appear, they can simply go about their other business. Either a notification will come that Perplexity is requesting action, or Perplexity will automatically accept the commit (if the user has configured it that way).
Alternatives Considered
No response
Feature Description
Perplexity has a cool feature—integration with GitHub. It can fully interact with GitHub repositories. You can ask it to upload changes to GitHub, and it will do so. However, there is a very annoying bug that appears if you don't click the “Approve” button for a long time. Basically, all progress is lost and Perplexity crashes.
You can implement two functions:
Use Case
The user requested to make commits to the repository with specific changes, and instead of waiting for the approval opportunity to appear, they can simply go about their other business. Either a notification will come that Perplexity is requesting action, or Perplexity will automatically accept the commit (if the user has configured it that way).
Alternatives Considered
No response