octo.nvim

Use this skill when you need to execute, test, or debug Lua code inside Neovim's runtime environment without opening the editor UI. Applies when: inspecting plugin modules (e.g. `require "octo.gh"`), verifying API behaviour, reproducing bugs, running one-off scripts against plugin code, or checking what functions/tables a module exposes. Supports four modes: fully isolated (no config, simulates a fresh install), dependency-controlled (no config but explicit runtimepath), full user environment (real init.lua + lazy.nvim), and Plenary Busted test runner (relative paths, no filesystem assumptions). Prefer this over plain `lua` or `luajit` when the code uses `vim.*` APIs or depends on Neovim's plugin runtimepath.

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