Create pr_agent.yml

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PR Type

configuration changes

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Description

• Added a new GitHub Actions workflow configuration file named pr_agent.yml.
• Configured the workflow to trigger on pull request events (opened, reopened, ready for review) and issue comments.
• Set up a job named pr_agent_job to run the PR Agent action, with permissions to write issues, pull requests, and contents.
• Defined environment variables OPENAI_KEY and GITHUB_TOKEN to be used in the workflow.

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Changes walkthrough 📝

	Relevant files
Configuration changes	pr_agent.yml Add GitHub Actions workflow for PR Agent                                  .github/workflows/pr_agent.yml Added a GitHub Actions workflow configuration file. Configured the workflow to trigger on pull request events and issue comments. Set up a job to run the PR Agent action. Defined environment variables for OPENAI_KEY and GITHUB_TOKEN. +20/-0

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💡 PR-Agent usage:
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PR Reviewer Guide 🔍

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	2
🧪 Relevant tests	No
🔒 Security concerns	Sensitive information exposure: The workflow uses sensitive environment variables (`OPENAI_KEY`, `GITHUB_TOKEN`). It is crucial to verify that these secrets are not exposed to unauthorized users and that their management follows security best practices.
⚡ Key issues to review	Possible Security Risk: The use of environment variables OPENAI_KEY and GITHUB_TOKEN in the GitHub Actions workflow suggests that sensitive information is being handled. Ensure that these secrets are properly secured and that their usage complies with security best practices.

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PR Code Suggestions ✨

Category	Suggestion	Score
Security	Restrict workflow permissions to the minimum necessary for enhanced security To enhance security, consider restricting the permissions granted to the minimum required. For instance, if the workflow does not need to write to issues, adjust the permission accordingly. .github/workflows/pr_agent.yml [10-12] -issues: write +issues: read # Change to 'read' if write access is not necessary pull-requests: write contents: write Suggestion importance[1-10]: 10 Why: Reducing permissions to the minimum necessary enhances security by limiting the potential impact if the workflow is compromised.	10
Best practice	Use a specific version of GitHub Actions to ensure stability It's recommended to specify a more specific version of the GitHub Action used instead of targeting the 'main' branch. This ensures that your workflow does not break if breaking changes are introduced in the 'main' branch of the action. .github/workflows/pr_agent.yml [17] -uses: Codium-ai/pr-agent@main +uses: Codium-ai/pr-agent@v1.0.0 # Specify the version you want to use Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: Specifying a specific version of the GitHub Action ensures that the workflow does not break due to unexpected changes in the 'main' branch, which is a best practice for stability.	9
	Add a job timeout to conserve resources and avoid potential costs Consider adding a 'timeout-minutes' setting for the job to prevent it from running indefinitely, which can consume unnecessary resources and potentially incur costs. .github/workflows/pr_agent.yml [8] runs-on: ubuntu-latest +timeout-minutes: 10 # Adjust the timeout as necessary Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: Adding a timeout to the job is a good practice to prevent it from running indefinitely, which can help conserve resources and avoid unnecessary costs.	8
Enhancement	Specify branches to trigger the workflow only on relevant events To ensure that the workflow only triggers on relevant events, consider specifying branches for the pull_request event if not all branches are relevant. .github/workflows/pr_agent.yml [3] types: [opened, reopened, ready_for_review] +branches: + - main # Specify branches as needed Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Specifying branches for the pull_request event can help ensure that the workflow only runs for relevant branches, improving efficiency and relevance.	7

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