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Keep public issue agent on a repository-scoped token - #646
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Why
The initial workflow passed a broader GitHub CLI credential into a session that reads public issue content. This follow-up keeps that credential out of the agent workspace while preserving the issue-to-PR flow. The repository's current policy prevents the built-in Actions token from opening PRs, so the runner opens the PR after the agent finishes.
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HARNESS_AUTOMATION_ENABLEDunset.