Add GitHub Action for issue comment commands #163
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Implements a GitHub Action that responds to /mycoder pr and /mycoder plan commands in issue comments. This allows users to trigger MyCoder directly from GitHub issues. Closes #162.
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Description
This PR adds a GitHub Action that responds to specific commands in GitHub issue comments:
/mycoder pr- Implements a PR for the given issue/mycoder plan- Generates an implementation plan as a commentImplementation Details
The GitHub Action:
/mycoder pr:pnpm install -g mycoder--githubMode trueto implement a PR for the issue/mycoder plan:Documentation
docs/github-comment-commands.mdwith detailed informationTesting
This PR implements the functionality for both commands as described in issue #162. After this PR is merged, we can test it in real-world scenarios and make any necessary refinements.
Closes #162