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# A Copier Template to augment github repos with AI capabilities

This template uses the code-scaffolding tool [copier](https://copier.readthedocs.io/) to ...
This template uses the code-scaffolding tool [copier](https://copier.readthedocs.io/) to automatically set up AI-powered GitHub Actions in any existing repository.

## What it does

- **AI Issue Management**: Automatically responds to GitHub issues using AI agents
- **Intelligent PR Reviews**: AI-powered code review and suggestions
- **Smart Documentation**: AI assistance for documentation updates and maintenance
- **Automated Workflows**: Sets up GitHub Actions that understand and respond to natural language requests

The repository follows a "meta" pattern - it uses its own template to provide AI capabilities (eating its own dogfood). Template files are in `template/` while other files are for this repo itself.
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[nitpick] The phrase 'eating its own dogfood' is informal jargon that may not be clear to all readers. Consider using more formal language like 'self-hosting' or 'self-applying' to make the documentation more accessible.

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The repository follows a "meta" pattern - it uses its own template to provide AI capabilities (eating its own dogfood). Template files are in `template/` while other files are for this repo itself.
The repository follows a "meta" pattern—it uses its own template to provide AI capabilities (i.e., it is self-applying). Template files are in `template/` while other files are for this repo itself.

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boo @copilot, I'm keeping it 🐶 🥫


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