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q: load token optimization skill when user mentions optimize/cost/improve #40552

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Add cost-optimization keyword detection to Q workflow
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Narrow keyword detection to workflow/agent/performance context
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Expand Up @@ -134,7 +134,11 @@ This workflow was triggered from a comment on discussion #${{ github.event.discu
- Is a specific workflow mentioned?
- Are there error messages or issues described?
- Is this a general optimization request?
3. **Identify Target Workflows from GitHub Context**:
3. **Detect Cost-Optimization Intent**: Check whether the triggering content contains any of the following keywords (case-insensitive): **optimize**, **cost**, **improve**. If any keyword is found and it appears in the context of workflow, agent, or token performance (e.g. "optimize this workflow", "reduce cost", "improve performance"):
- Read `.github/skills/optimize-agentic-workflow/SKILL.md` for token-reduction techniques
- Apply a cost-reduction focus throughout all phases: measure AIC usage, identify top cost drivers, and prioritize AIC savings in every recommendation
- Follow the Optimization Analysis Plan from the skill: measure → identify top drivers → apply quick wins → sub-agent delegation → prompt caching → experiment
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4. **Identify Target Workflows from GitHub Context**:
- Use the issue/PR/discussion details and triggering content to determine the target workflow(s)
- Prefer explicit workflow names from the GitHub context when available
- If the target is ambiguous, ask for clarification instead of guessing
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