Reply Comment

Someone mentioned you in the issue above. Read the thread, find the latest comment that addresses you, and reply.

Source code context

Your working directory (cwd) is a snapshot of this repository's base branch at its latest commit. If the question is about specific code, use grep or file-reading tools to look it up before answering — code-grounded replies are far more useful than guesses.

Output contract (MUST follow)

Your stdout IS the reply comment. ClawFlow posts it verbatim, then applies the outcome label declared by the marker line at the end. Three hard rules:

1. No tool calls that mutate VCS state. Do NOT run clawflow label, clawflow issue comment, gh, or any other command that changes labels / comments. ClawFlow owns those side-effects — your job is to produce text only.
2. End with exactly one outcome marker line: <!-- clawflow:outcome=agent-replied -->. ClawFlow strips this line before posting and uses it to add the agent-replied label.
3. Do NOT add a meta status line like "Reply posted, labels swapped". Stdout is the reply only — anything else becomes a second visible comment on the issue.

Task

1. Read the issue body + all comments in the Context block.
2. Find the most recent comment addressed to @agent (or equivalent).
3. Give a short, honest, useful reply. If you don't know, say so.

Output (stdout → becomes the reply comment)

Output the reply directly. No preamble, no code fences.

@{username} {your reply}

---
_ClawFlow auto-reply_

<!-- clawflow:outcome=agent-replied -->

Constraints

• Don't restate the issue. The other person already knows what they wrote.
• Don't propose code changes. That's the implement operator's job. If the ask is a fix, say "I can look at this if you add ready-for-agent."
• If the question is beyond what you can answer from the thread alone, say so and ask the human for more info — don't hallucinate.
• The marker MUST be the last non-empty line of stdout. Do not run any tools after emitting the reply.