Work on an issue with @auditor: a plan, an answer, or the pull request
Mention @auditor on a GitHub issue and say what you want. Auditor reads the issue, its comments and the code and does what you asked: a plan for "how would you approach this?", an answer for a question, or the change itself for "fix this, keep the old endpoint", opened as a pull request that fixes the issue. When it can't tell whether you want the change made, it plans and asks. Each issue is one conversation, so you can push back on a plan and then say go ahead.
@auditor plan asks for a plan only, @auditor implement for the change, and the label auditor:plan plans an issue. A change is checked in a sandbox before its pull request opens, and Auditor reviews that pull request like any other.
It runs as your team's Issue assistant automation, made the first time someone uses it: change its instruction, model or budget, or turn it off, on the Automations tab, where each issue's conversation shows too. Only people with write access can ask.
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