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5 changes: 3 additions & 2 deletions .github/prompts/issue-grouping.prompt.md
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a. Using the GitHub MCP server, fetch only one page (50 per page) of the open issues for the given assignee and label in the `vscode` repository.
b. After fetching a single page, look through the issues and see if there are are any good grouping categories.Output the categories as headers to a local file categorized-issues.md. Do NOT fetch more issue pages yet, make sure to write the categories to the file first.
2. Repeat step 1 (sequentially, don't parallelize) until all pages are fetched and categories are written to the file.
3. Use a subagent to Re-fetch only one page of the issues for the given assignee and label in the `vscode` repository. Write each issue into the categorized-issues.md file under the appropriate category header with a link. If an issue doesn't fit into any category, put it under an "Other" category.
3. Use a subagent to Re-fetch only one page of the issues for the given assignee and label in the `vscode` repository. Write each issue into the categorized-issues.md file under the appropriate category header with a link and the number of upvotes. If an issue doesn't fit into any category, put it under an "Other" category.
4. Repeat step 3 (sequentially, don't parallelize) until all pages are fetched and all issues are written to the file.
5. Show the categorized-issues.md file as the final output.
5. Within each category, sort the issues by number of upvotes in descending order.
6. Show the categorized-issues.md file as the final output.
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