@ibuildthecloud Have you looked into local sandboxing for coding agents?
https://t.co/GF3uF4qOST
Looked quite interesting I wonder when the agent orchestrators support things like this natively or if we go into the remote first direction.
It reuses your existing GitHub browser session — no new token setup, no OAuth app, no extra scopes.
For local use, that means your agent can go straight from screenshot to GitHub markdown. 🥳
Feature request for @github: let the gh CLI upload images. My coding agent can create a worktree, build a feature, run tests, open a PR, and watch CI — but it can't embed a screenshot in the description without reverse-engineering your private upload API. This was requested in 2020 and closed "not planned" (https://t.co/UDO3h1uBgT) — 6 years later, agents make this the last mile of the dev workflow. Please reconsider. 🙏
My guess: every large OSS project will eventually have its own project-specific GitHub agent.
Not a generic chatbot — a repo-native teammate with context, conventions, and contribution history.
Who is already doing this well?
Any OSS “drop-in robobun” projects today?
I think fully autonomous GitHub team members are the next big wave in large scale open source.
Not just CI bots or Dependabot — real repo-native agents that triage issues, reproduce bugs, open PRs, update them, respond to reviews, and follow up.
Feature request for @github: let the gh CLI upload images. My coding agent can create a worktree, build a feature, run tests, open a PR, and watch CI — but it can't embed a screenshot in the description without reverse-engineering your private upload API. This was requested in 2020 and closed "not planned" (https://t.co/UDO3h1uBgT) — 6 years later, agents make this the last mile of the dev workflow. Please reconsider. 🙏
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Claude Code skill for triaging GitHub Copilot PR reviews.
Copilot auto-reviews your PR but leaves you clicking through dozens of comments. This skill fetches all threads via GraphQL, evaluates each, shows a verdict table, and lets you pick which to apply. Commits, resolves threads, minimizes noise.
1. Open a PR
2. Wait for Copilot to review
3. Run `/copilot-review`
4. Pick which suggestions to keep
5. Clean PR, zero unresolved threads
Place in `~/.claude/skills/copilot-review/SKILL.md`
https://t.co/1SiWYQ5uXK