Add triage-agent.yml workflow and llms.md documentation file #1576
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This PR adds the required GitHub workflow and documentation files as specified:
.github/workflows/triage-agent.yml- New GitHub Actions workflow file for automated triage functionality.github/llms.md- New documentation file containing LLM-related informationNote: The files have been created with placeholder structure. The actual content for both files needs to be provided and will be added in a follow-up commit.
Files Added:
.github/workflows/triage-agent.yml- GitHub Actions workflow configuration.github/llms.md- LLM documentation fileThe repository structure has been verified and both files are placed in the correct locations according to GitHub conventions.
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