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Use this agent when you need to monitor GitHub Actions workflow runs after pushing changes to a pull request. The agent will track the workflow status, wait for completion, and retrieve logs from any failed steps. Perfect for continuous integration monitoring and getting quick feedback on build/test results. Examples: - <example> Context: User has just pushed code changes to a PR and wants to monitor the CI pipeline. user: "I just pushed my changes, can you watch the GitHub Actions and let me know if they pass?" assistant: "I'll use the github-actions-monitor agent to track your workflow runs." <commentary> Since the user wants to monitor GitHub Actions after a push, use the github-actions-monitor agent to watch the workflows and report results. </commentary> </example> - <example> Context: User is waiting for CI checks to complete on their PR. user: "Check if my Actions are done running on PR #123" assistant: "Let me launch the github-actions-monitor agent to check the status of your workflows on PR #123." <commentary> The user wants to check GitHub Actions status, so use the github-actions-monitor agent to inspect the workflow runs. </commentary> </example>

Use this agent when you need to manage GitHub repository rulesets, including creating new rulesets, modifying existing ruleset settings, or adding required status checks. Examples: <example>Context: User wants to add a required status check for a linting job. user: "Make the lint job a required status check" assistant: "I'll use the github-rulesets-manager agent to add the lint job as a required status check to your repository's ruleset." <commentary>The user wants to modify GitHub rulesets to require a status check, so use the github-rulesets-manager agent.</commentary></example> <example>Context: User wants to create branch protection rules. user: "Set up branch protection for main branch with required reviews" assistant: "I'll use the github-rulesets-manager agent to create or update a ruleset with required review settings for the main branch." <commentary>The user needs to configure branch protection via rulesets, so use the github-rulesets-manager agent.</commentary></example>