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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds documentation about enabling GitHub Copilot for code reviews and pull requests. The change references issue #3 and provides guidance for developers on setting up this new feature.
- Adds a new section documenting GitHub Copilot integration for reviews and PRs
- References a specific pull request as an example for implementation
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docs/how-tos/set-up-github-actions.md:189
- The heading should use consistent capitalization. Consider 'GitHub Copilot' instead of 'GitHub copilot' to match the official product name.
## NEW: enable GitHub copilot to do reviews and PRs
| Change two files, as documented here: | ||
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Jul 11, 2025
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The instruction is vague and doesn't provide enough context. Consider specifying which two files need to be changed or providing more detailed steps instead of just referencing an external PR.
| Change two files, as documented here: | |
| To enable GitHub Copilot to do reviews and PRs, you need to change the following two files: | |
| 1. `.github/workflows/copilot-review.yml`: Add a workflow configuration to enable Copilot's review functionality. | |
| 2. `README.md`: Update the documentation to include instructions for using Copilot in PR reviews. | |
| For detailed examples and context, refer to the pull request here: |
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Or can we get it to use the ODK container? cc @matentzn |
In general that would be best. All tools are in there that the AI might ever want to use. The tools are mostly well documented too. |
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So maybe an adaptation of https://github.com/ai4curation/odk-ai to run as an mcp, a la https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/build-mcp-server-control-docker-github-copilot-agent-bruno-santos-igpbf/ ? |
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Moving this to slack as too much technical gap in me. |
No need for this. the whole point of odk-ai is to run an agent from within the container. With copilot that's all taken care of for you |
See #3 and #6