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.github/bot.md

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+# .github/bot.ps1 (ALPHA VERSION)
+
+- Run [bot.ps1](./bot.ps1) to start a bot.
+- The default location would be the root of this repo.
+  - You can change it to any repo.
+  - Predefine jobs are designed for all prompts in `.github/prompts`.
+  - For the current version, if you would like to design your own jobs, change [jobsData.ts](./Agent/packages/CopilotPortal/src/jobsData.ts), following [the instruction](./Agent/prompts/snapshot/CopilotPortal/JobsData.md).
+- Click `New Job` to show all jobs.
+- Select a job and finish your instruction.
+- Launch and watch.
+- You can inspect the job in different machines, but it is strongly recommended not to do this as it slower the server performance. It is not fully optimized yet.
+
+## New Job
+
+![](./Agent_Index.png)
+
+## Selection
+
+![](./Agent_StartJob.png)
+
+## Launching
+
+![](./Agent_RunJob.png)

README.md

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 ## Using Coding Agents
 
+[bot.ps1](./.github/bot.ps1) can automate the process:
+- It starts a tool based on copilot sdk.
+- `nodejs 24 LTS`, `yarn`, `copilot cli`, `powershell 7` are required.
+- It starts a server with a [website portal](./.github/bot.md).
+
 Both `AGENTS.md` and `CLAUDE.md` are prepared so that copilot/codex/claude coding agent follow the same instruction.
 
 The follow keywords maintain design documents in `.github/TaskLogs`, anything except `Copilot_Scrum.md` is not tracked by git, you can change the `.gitignore` in that folder if you like.