tasks.yaml

user_research_task:
  description: >
    Conduct thorough research about GitHub user @{username}.
    Find out their bio, any social media accounts they have, any repositories
    they own and any to which they contribute.
  expected_output: >
    A detailed summary of their technical contributions.
  agent: user_researcher

project_research_task:
  description: >
    Conduct thorough research about the projects that GitHub @{username} has been
    involved in. Use the list of projects found during the earlier user research
    task and find out more information about each of the projects. You need to
    find the popularity of the projects, what the user's role was, and how much
    they were involved.
  expected_output: >
    A summary of each project the user has been involved in, including details
    of their involvement, and whether the project was popular, abandoned or mid.
    Also include a summary highlighting any links between projects that might be
    related.
  agent: project_researcher

roasting_task:
  description: >
    Using the information gathered so far, construct a hilarious roast of the user. Be
    sure to pick on any abandoned projects, or long-open pull-requests that have no
    traction. Find anything that it looks like they want to be involved in and poke a
    bit of fun at that. If there are any common themes, use them as the basis for jokes
    too.
  expected_output: >
    A detailed roast, written in markdown, of the user and their work. If there's lots
    to work with, make it 3-4 paragaphs. If there's not much, make fun of the fact there
    is little there, but keep it to 1 paragraph. DO NOT embed the output in a ```markdown
    block. Just raw markdown. Make sure there are no thoughts or planning in the output,
    just the roast.
  agent: roast_writer