My first contribution! (hopefully you like it) Thank you everyone for all the help. I hope this will make you happy as I try to turn from an "OpenHands user" to a "OpenHands community contributor" Just created an open sourced Github Action and published on Marketplace: "xinbenlv/openhands-action": This GitHub Action brings the power of OpenHands' AI automation directly into your GitHub workflows. Now you can execute complex tasks using natural language prompts right in your CI/CD pipelines! Check it out here: https://github.com/xinbenlv/openhands-action Example usage:

yaml
- name: Execute OpenHands Task
  uses: xinbenlv/openhands-action@v1
  with:
    prompt: "Your natural language task description here"
    llm_api_key: ${{ secrets.LLM_API_KEY }}

Would love to hear your thoughts and see what creative ways you'll use this in your workflows! Let me know if you have any questions or need help getting started. 😊 #OpenHands #GitHubActions

🤔 any thoughts on how this compares to the existing GitHub Action? https://docs.all-hands.dev/modules/usage/how-to/github-action

It enables people to use the definition directly inside of

.github/workflows

ahh that seems valuable!

@curved-furniture-96483 one thing to note is that in your examples you use v1 but `Unable to resolve action

xinbenlv/openhands-action@v1

, unable to find version `v1``

@fresh-battery-50313 oh hi! For now use

xinbenlv/openhands-action@v1.0.1-rc3

. Let me see how do we make sure the @v1 will link to the latest version of v1 every time