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Fetch a GitHub issue and generate a plan to resolve it
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| name | github-issue |
| description | Fetch a GitHub issue and generate a plan to resolve it |
This skill helps you work on GitHub issues by fetching the issue details and generating a structured plan for resolution.
When the user wants to work on a GitHub issue, use the fetch-issue tool to get the issue details:
fetch-issue 123
fetch-issue https://github.com/agentuity/sdk/issues/123
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