Prototype uses Microsoft Decision-1 to auto-categorize GitHub issues and push labels back
jennifermarsman · x · 2026-10-14
Developer jennifermarsman built a simple prototype web app demonstrating the practical value of decision models (system one models): feed it a GitHub repo URL, and it pulls the repo's issues, categorizes them with Microsoft-Decision-1 across user-defined labels, and can publish those labels back to GitHub — a lightweight example of wiring decision models into real dev workflows.
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