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Guidance for working with the PolicyEngine GitHub agent bot
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| name | policyengine-github-agent-skill |
| description | Guidance for working with the PolicyEngine GitHub agent bot |
The PolicyEngine GitHub agent is an automated bot that can be invoked on GitHub issues and pull requests using @policyengine mentions. It helps with code reviews, bug fixes, and implementing features across PolicyEngine repositories.
NEVER use '@policyengine' or '@policyengine-auto' in bot responses. These mentions trigger the bot and create infinite loops where the bot repeatedly responds to itself.
When the bot posts a comment containing @policyengine, GitHub notifies the bot account, which triggers another invocation. This creates a chain reaction of bot responses that can generate dozens or hundreds of comments before being stopped. See PR #22 for a real example of this issue.
Instead of mentioning the bot directly:
❌ Don't do this:
✅ Do this instead:
The bot can only be invoked by members of the PolicyEngine/core-developers team. Non-members will receive a permission error.
When the bot responds to issues or PRs:
