Strategy: Heavy analysis runs on contributor's GitHub Actions allowance
Microsoft/GitHub subsidizes the compute through free tiers
Workflows:
- contributor-ci.yml: Full CI runs on fork (contributor pays)
- fork-ai-triage.yml: AI analysis, labeling, security scan (fork pays)
- fork-pr-analysis.yml: Upstream just verifies fork CI passed
Benefits:
- Unlimited scale via contributor free tiers
- AI/Copilot features use their allowance
- We only pay for lightweight verification
- Forks inherit these workflows automatically
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When creating a new repo from this template:
- template-bootstrap.yml runs on first push
- Creates standard labels (agent:*, priority:*, type:*)
- Enables security features (Dependabot, vuln alerts)
- Creates setup checklist issue
- TEMPLATE_SETUP.md guides customization
Files to customize: repos.yaml, CLAUDE.md, README.md
Delete TEMPLATE_SETUP.md when done.
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- VitePress config with canonical URLs to core.help
- Developer preview banner linking to main docs
- Documentation pages: quick-start, commands, core-folder, repos-yaml
- GitHub Actions workflow for Pages deployment
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- Add GitHub Actions workflow to test install scripts on Linux, macOS, Windows
- Runs weekly to catch upstream package changes
- Update install-deps.sh to configure gh with workflow scope
- Document workflow scope in README.md and CLAUDE.md troubleshooting
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