add skill-review CI for skill.md PRs#4
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fernandezbaptiste wants to merge 1 commit intoECNU-ICALK:mainfrom
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add skill-review CI for skill.md PRs#4fernandezbaptiste wants to merge 1 commit intoECNU-ICALK:mainfrom
fernandezbaptiste wants to merge 1 commit intoECNU-ICALK:mainfrom
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- add .github/workflows/skill-review.yml for automated review + optimize on PRs - add .github/workflows/skill-apply-optimize.yml for /apply-optimize command
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hey @ECNU-ICALK, glad you found #3 useful! adding two small workflow files that run the same evals I used for the improvements:
skill-review.ymlauto-posts a score on PRs touching skill.md files (read-only,contents: read+pull-requests: writefor the comment - no signup, no tokens needed)skill-apply-optimize.ymllets you accept suggestions by commenting/apply-optimize(opt-in, needs a free token from tessl.io/account/api-keys asTESSL_API_TOKENin repo secrets)how it fits with your existing CI
this repo doesn't have CI workflows yet - these two files would be the first, and they only trigger on skill.md changes. both action refs are SHA-pinned and you can inspect everything in
.github/workflows/before approving runs.this means you and your contributors get an instant quality signal + improvement suggestions before you review.