create-github-app

name	create-github-app
description	> Automate GitHub App creation for OpenSIN organization using browser automation
version	1.0.0
author	OpenSIN-AI
category	agent-creation
source	opensin-native
status	active
triggers	["use create-github-app"]
related_skills	[]

Create GitHub App

Automate GitHub App creation for OpenSIN organization using browser automation.

Purpose

Create GitHub Apps programmatically using webauto-nodriver browser automation. This skill automates the GitHub App creation flow that normally requires manual UI interaction.

Prerequisites

• webauto-nodriver MCP server running on http://localhost:8765/mcp
• Chrome logged into GitHub account with admin access to target organization
• anonymous skill loaded for browser automation tools

Usage

When the user asks to create a GitHub App, follow these steps:

1. Prepare App Configuration

Gather required information:

• App name: e.g., opnsin-code
• Homepage URL: e.g., https://opensin.ai
• Webhook URL: e.g., http://92.5.60.87:5678/webhook/github
• Webhook secret: Generate random secret
• Callback URL: e.g., https://opensin.ai/auth/callback
• Permissions: Issues (RW), Pull Requests (RW), Metadata (R), Contents (R)
• Events: issues, issue_comment, pull_request, pull_request_review
• Organization: Target org for installation

2. Browser Automation Flow

# Step 1: Navigate to GitHub Apps settings
goto({"url": "https://github.com/settings/apps/new"})

# Step 2: Fill form fields
# GitHub App name
observe_screen()  # Find coordinates
click({"x": <name_field_x>, "y": <name_field_y>})
type_text({"text": "opnsin-code"})

# Homepage URL
press_key({"key": "Tab"})
type_text({"text": "https://opensin.ai"})

# Webhook URL (expand webhook section first)
press_key({"key": "Tab"})
press_key({"key": "Tab"})  # Navigate to webhook checkbox
press_key({"key": "Space"})  # Check webhook
press_key({"key": "Tab"})  # Move to webhook URL field
type_text({"text": "http://92.5.60.87:5678/webhook/github"})

# Webhook secret
press_key({"key": "Tab"})
type_text({"text": "<random-secret>"})

# Step 3: Configure permissions
# Scroll to permissions section
press_key({"key": "PageDown"})

# Repository permissions
# Use observe_screen to find permission toggles and click them

# Step 4: Subscribe to events
# Use observe_screen to find event checkboxes

# Step 5: Create the app
# Scroll to bottom and click "Create GitHub App"
observe_screen()
click({"x": <create_button_x>, "y": <create_button_y>})

# Step 6: Extract App ID and Client ID
# After creation, scrape the app settings page
observe_screen({"include_dom": "true"})

3. Post-Creation Steps

After app is created:

1. Generate Private Key: Navigate to app settings → Private keys → Generate
2. Install in Organization: Navigate to app settings → Install App → Select org
3. Save Credentials: Store App ID, Client ID, Client Secret, Private Key in sin-passwordmanager

Best Practices

• Always use observe_screen() before clicking to get current page state
• Use DOM analysis to find form fields precisely
• Add delays between actions (GitHub has rate limiting)
• Take screenshots at each major step for debugging
• Handle GitHub's 2FA if prompted

Error Handling

Error	Recovery
Form validation error	Read error message, fix field, retry
Rate limit	Wait 60 seconds, retry
2FA required	Prompt user for 2FA code
App name taken	Suggest alternative name

Example

User: "Create a GitHub App called @opnsin-code for OpenSIN-AI"

Agent:

1. Navigate to https://github.com/settings/apps/new
2. Fill form with app details
3. Configure permissions and events
4. Submit form
5. Generate private key
6. Install in OpenSIN-AI organization
7. Save credentials to password manager

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