Automations: rules in .g1t/automations that act when something happens
A repository's automations are YAML files on its default branch. Each names what starts it (events, a cron schedule, or a manual run), optional conditions, and steps: comment, label, unlabel, assign or message the agent, open, close or reopen issues, and notify a chat webhook. The new g1t-automations service reads the files when the default branch moves, runs each matching rule once per event, signs its comments, limits runs per hour, and ignores events its own steps caused so rules cannot loop. Schedules run from a one-minute cron. The API gains list, runs, run and update operations (MCP and REST), and the repository sidebar gains an Automations page with run history and templates.
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