ACK, on it!

@laz-001 Hey! That would be interesting, we are still evaluating if this is a true need people have or more of a good to have. Would love to know how you would go about using it

🔄 Documentation Update: Created GithubAgent feature documentation

• Added: New GithubAgent.md in the GitHub directory documenting what we know about proactive agents
• Research: Conducted thorough searches for references to "theskcd" and GitHub agents
• Details: Explains our findings on proactive agents mentioned in README.md while noting that specific "theskcd" GitHub agent documentation could not be located

The documentation provides a starting point for understanding this feature and can be expanded as more information becomes available.

Would love to know how you would go about using it

i would create an github account, assign it to the bot.

within a solo project, the agent can assist me to overcome "the first step barriers". I file issues, agent creates a draft (or even final) PR, i go on and correct/complement.

far better that filing issues/prs alone.

In a project with the first alpha/beta testers, this gets more interesting. users file issues and get quick first feedback. solo-dev (poor me) has reduced workload to identify bug-locations etc. (at minimum).

/agent take a look at info within #1291 (comment). Your document needs to become more compact, write mostly what you know, without much theoretizing.