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Add release agent for GitHub Actions workflows - #4
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go run ./release, thenmicro chat releaseto inspect an existing release/deploy workflow, approve a dispatch, and follow its run and job results. The workflow owns building, publishing and deployment; the agent is restricted to one configured repository, workflow and ref.Adds a separate
github.Actionsservice handler with Workflow, Runs, Run, Jobs and Dispatch endpoints. Dispatch approval shows the fixed target and inputs. Agent RPC retries are disabled, uncertain dispatch outcomes are reported without automatic retry, and status lookups reject runs from another workflow. Support remains read-only.The service binds to loopback. Direct dispatch RPC is a trusted operation, not protected by chat approval; production deployment policy belongs in GitHub environment protections. README covers configuration, permissions and a disposable-workflow smoke check. Continuous application monitoring is a separate next step.
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go test -race ./...,go build ./...,go vet ./...pass locally. Tests cover loopback interactive chat approval/denial/disconnect, scoped HTTP requests, single dispatch, redirects, pagination, cancellation and response errors. No live model or real deployment was used.