React.prompt
--- name: react description: "Add emoji reactions to issues, PRs, and comments -- thumbs up, heart, rocket, and more" agent: issue-tracker tools: - github/* - ask_questions --- Add an emoji reaction to an issue, PR, or specific comment. ${input:target:What to react to -- e.g. 'thumbs up owner/repo#42', 'heart the latest comment on #42', 'rocket PR owner/repo#15'} ## Behavior Parse the target to determine: 1. **What to react to:** - An **issue** --> "like #42", "thumbs up issue #42" - A **PR** --> "rocket PR #15", "thumbs up PR owner/repo#15" - A **specific comment** --> "heart Alice's comment on #42", "like comment 3 on #42" - The **latest comment** --> "thumbs up the last comment on #42" 2. **Which reaction:** - Map natural language to GitHub reaction types: - "like", "agree", "thumbs up", "+1" --> `+1` - "disagree", "thumbs down", "-1" --> `-1` - "love", "heart" --> `heart` - "celebrate", "hooray", "tada" --> `hooray` - "ship it", "rocket", "launch" --> `rocket` - "looking", "eyes", "watching" --> `eyes` - "funny", "laugh", "lol" --> `laugh` - "confused", "huh", "what" --> `confused` ## Steps 1. Parse the target reference to extract owner, repo, number, and optionally comment identifier. 2. If targeting an **issue or PR body**: - Fetch current reactions to show what's already there. - Add the reaction. - Confirm: _"Added thumbs-up to {repo}#{number}. Current reactions: +1: 6, heart: 2"_ 3. If targeting a **specific comment**: - Fetch all comments and display a numbered list if the user didn't specify which one. - Add the reaction to the identified comment. - Confirm: _"Added heart to @alice's comment on {repo}#{number}."_ 4. If the user says "react to #42" without specifying which reaction, show the available reactions and ask. **Never modify issue/PR state -- reactions only.**
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Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo accesswatch/agent-forge (MIT). A "React.prompt" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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accesswatch/agent-forge · MIT
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