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chore: add agent idea template
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name: "Agent Idea"
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about: Suggest an agent concept for others to build
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about: Suggest an agent idea for others to build
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title: "[Agent] <agent name>"
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labels: ["agent-idea"]
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**If you like this idea, vote with a 👍 reaction on this issue.**
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_If this idea excites you, vote with a 👍 so the community knows it’s worth building._
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## 1. What it does (1–2 sentences)
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Describe the core idea and why it is interesting.
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### 1. What it does
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Give a short description of the agent and why it’s interesting (1–2 sentences).
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_Example:_
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A Q&A Builder that watches Slack and Discord, detects new questions, retrieves answers from project docs, and proposes new Q&A entries for review.
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_Example: A Q&A Builder that watches Slack and Discord, spots new questions, retrieves answers from project docs, and proposes new Q&A entries for review._
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## 2. Why this is valuable
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### 2. Why this is valuable
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Explain the motivation:
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- What problem does it solve?
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- Who benefits from it?
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- Who benefits from it?
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_Example:_
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Repeated questions across channels, answers drifting from the docs, and no central Q&A database.
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_Example: Teams repeat answers across channels, answers drift from the docs, and there’s no central Q&A source of truth._
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## 3. How it behaves
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### 3. How it behaves
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Describe how the agent works in practice:
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- Triggers (when does it run?)
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- Inputs (what does it look at?)
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- Outputs (what does it produce?)
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- Human in the loop? (optional)
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_Example:_
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Trigger when a new message ends with a question mark. Retrieve context from docs. Draft answer. Send to a reviewer if confidence is low.
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- Human in the loop?
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## 4. What the agent needs access to
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List the key sources or tools it relies on.
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_Example: Trigger when a message ends with a question mark. Retrieve context from docs. Draft an answer. Send to a reviewer if confidence is low._
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_Examples:_
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- Slack channels
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- Discord channels
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- Docs folder
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- GitHub issues
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- Knowledge base entries
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### 4. What the agent needs access to
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List the main sources, tools, or systems the agent depends on.
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_Examples: Slack channels, Discord channels, Docs folder, GitHub issues, Knowledge base entries_
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## 5. Rough architecture (very high level)
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Bullet points or simple diagrams are fine.
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### 5. Rough architecture (very high level)
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Share the big picture. Bullet points or simple diagrams are perfect.
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_Example:_
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- Detect question
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- Retrieve context
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- Draft answer with citations
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- Send to review
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- Publish to Q&A database
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_Example: Detect question → Retrieve context → Draft answer with citations → Send to review → Publish to Q&A database_
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### 6. Open questions
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List anything that’s intentionally unscoped or needs discussion.
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## 6. Open questions
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Anything intentionally unscoped or still under consideration.
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_Example:_
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Should outdated Q&A items be auto-detected and refreshed?
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_Example: Should outdated Q&A items be auto-detected and refreshed?_
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## 7. Who could build this?
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(Optional) Tag people or teams who might pick it up.
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### 7. Who could build this?
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(Optional) Tag people or teams who might be excited to take this on.

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