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Improved pr-reviewer AI agent and modified the usage instructions in README #32718
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Pull Request Overview
This PR improves the documentation for using AI agents by restructuring the usage instructions into two distinct options: GitHub Copilot CLI for local usage and GitHub Copilot Agents for web-based usage.
Key Changes:
- Splits usage instructions into two clearly labeled options
- Adds comprehensive step-by-step guidance for the web interface option
- Maintains existing CLI instructions while improving organization
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Clarifies usage by splitting instructions into two options: GitHub Copilot CLI (local) and GitHub Copilot Agents (web). Adds step-by-step guidance for using the web interface.
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I've just tested it on this PR #32741 via the CLI The agent started by generating the tests, then attempted to verify their behavior. After running into some issues, it paused the fixes and first confirmed whether the original implementation was indeed broken. It encountered a few Appium-related problems but managed to work around them. Once the “before fix” tests were executed successfully, it switched to the “after fix” tests, completed their validation, and finally produced the full review document. During the session I could observe the app launching several times on Android emulator and a few clicks performed on it |
Clarifies usage by splitting instructions into two options: GitHub Copilot CLI (local) and GitHub Copilot Agents (web). Adds step-by-step guidance for using the web interface.