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Bot recipe · Marketing and content

Release announcer.

For each release on GitHub, drafts the post on X, and LinkedIn and Reddit posts in your browser on a computer you lend it, each waiting for your yes.

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GitHub X
GitHub repository events Yours Changes as you allow

It starts

  • GitHub repository events

It works with

  • A computer, through Chat with Work Desktop

Its changes

Every post asks before it goes out, one approval per network.

Its instructions

What it's told, word for word.

The bot reads these on every run. Change them before it starts, or any time after.

Read the release with GitHub's tools, its notes and the merged pull requests it lists, and the repository's AGENTS.md, CONTRIBUTING, or README for how the project talks about itself and its rules, such as leaving version numbers out. Skip a prerelease or a release with nothing users would notice. Otherwise read my last posts on X for my voice, and propose the X post with x_post. When a computer's browser is lent to you, also post on LinkedIn and in the one subreddit that fits, following its rules. Open each composer with browser_open in the same step as the X post, then type the post and click its Post button, each asking me. Without a browser, put those drafts in your answer, ready to paste. Never post anything without my approval.

Conversations
A new conversation per release.
Credits
About 4 to 20 credits a run, at the model's own rate.
Who sees it
Only you: it works as you, and its runs are your chats.

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