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AI Summary: This issue requests a new documentation entry for the CSS `rotateY()` transform function under the `transform-functions` concept. The entry needs to be created at a specific file path and include a description, a syntax section, and an example, following provided content standards and templates.

AI Summary: This GitHub issue addresses an accessibility concern where the red dot used on systray icons (e.g., for system updates) is not clearly visible to colorblind users. The proposed solution is to create new color variants for these icons, specifically changing the red dot to yellow, to enhance visibility and improve the user experience for colorblind individuals.

AI Summary: The issue requests adding per-collection granularity to existing Prometheus metrics, such as point/vector counts and REST/gRPC requests, by introducing a `collection` label. This aims to enable better aggregation and differentiation of metrics per collection, as current metrics are global. An alternative of dedicated collection endpoints was rejected, and the feature might include an option to disable per-collection metrics.

AI Summary: This GitHub issue outlines several problems on the 'Request Details' page, which receives data from the Dashboard. Key issues include the need for a larger text area in the 'Comments' tab, inconsistencies in tab styling compared to other pages, and missing functionality for 'Change Volunteer' and 'Delete' buttons that require dialogs to collect reasons. Additionally, there's a date formatting mismatch for the 'Creation Date' in the 'Details' tab.

AI Summary: This issue proposes modifying the skill installation logic on Windows to copy skill directories directly instead of creating symlinks. This change aims to eliminate the requirement for Administrator privileges during skill installation, as symlinks on Windows historically demand elevated permissions.

AI Summary: This issue requires reviewing the documentation for all frameworks currently under testing. The goal is to compile two distinct lists: one detailing the various building/rendering methods each framework supports (e.g., SPA, MPA, SRR), and a second list indicating the methods each framework officially recommends.

AI Summary: The user is requesting a new feature to integrate with "Cinephage," an alternative media management tool that appears to combine functionalities similar to Radarr and Sonarr. They specifically ask for an integration akin to those already existing for other media tools like Lidar, Sonar, and Radar.

AI Summary: The local server for invoking Lambda functions does not forward HTTP headers from the incoming request (e.g., `X-Amz-Tenant-Id`) to the Lambda Runtime. This prevents local testing of features that rely on these headers, such as tenant identification. The issue points to a specific line in `Lambda+LocalServer.swift` where this propagation is missing.

AI Summary: JabRef crashes on startup on Windows 11, reporting an error about an invalid UNC path `\\ieee.csl` which is missing a sharename. The user notes that the application starts successfully once after an update, but then crashes on subsequent attempts, and they are unsure where this `ieee.csl` path originates from.

AI Summary: This GitHub issue requests the implementation of two new C++ standard library algorithms, `partial_sort_n` and `nth_element_n`, as defined in C++ proposal P3735. The task involves creating "safe" versions of these algorithms, which are currently missing from the codebase, adhering to C++ standard library quality and specifications.

AI Summary: This feature request aims to enhance `GovernancePolicy` by adding a `detect_conflicts()` method to identify contradictory or ineffective policy settings. It will check for conditions like backpressure never triggering, tools being allowed but calls blocked, disabled confidence checks, and excessively low timeouts. The method should return human-readable warnings, and a new `--check-conflicts` flag will be added to the `agentos validate` CLI command, accompanied by comprehensive tests.

AI Summary: This GitHub issue is a 'good first issue' task requesting a community contribution. It involves adding a specific cultural fact about Japan – that robots serve as Buddhist priests – to a JSON file in the repository. Detailed, step-by-step instructions are provided for new contributors, and the task is estimated to take less than one minute.

AI Summary: The user reports that the Airflow Helm chart's 'workers' section is ambiguous when using `CeleryKubernetesExecutor`, as it configures Celery workers while Kubernetes worker settings are only available via `podTemplateFile`. They propose splitting 'workers' into 'kubernetesWorkers' and 'celeryWorkers' to allow easier configuration of both types of workers. The user is willing to submit a PR for this structural improvement.

AI Summary: This GitHub issue, a 'Documentation Noob Test Results' report, identifies critical problems preventing new developers from using the project. The documentation site fails to build due to MDX compilation errors, specifically interpreting '<' as JSX, which breaks GitHub Pages deployment. Additionally, a command specified in the README doesn't work after installation because a crucial 'npm run build' step is missing from the instructions.

AI Summary: The user is requesting the integration of Mistral Vibe, a coding agent from Mistral AI, into the project. They highlight that Mistral Vibe supports the ACP protocol, which aligns with the project's existing design, making it a suitable candidate for integration. The user prefers this project's plugin over alternatives due to its native ACP focus.

AI Summary: This feature request aims to allow plugin owners to add a video URL to their plugin's details page, which will then be displayed to users. The system must include robust access control, ensuring only the plugin owner or an administrator can manage the video link, and the video section should remain hidden if no video is provided.

AI Summary: The user requests a new feature to display the Woodpecker (WP) version on which a specific pipeline run was executed. This information would be helpful for debugging and general information, potentially integrated into a system information panel or pipeline details view.

AI Summary: The user is attempting to set up an offline LAN game for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 but is encountering connection issues, receiving "can't connect" errors despite configuring IP addresses and editing the `project-bo4.json` file. Additionally, they are facing "fucked up assets" errors when trying to load the game via console commands, which is likely related to their use of a portable version of the game.

AI Summary: This issue is a 'good first issue' that asks contributors to add a new 'Arcade Classic' color theme to the KanaDojo application. The task involves inserting a predefined JSON object containing specific Oklch color values for background, main, and secondary colors into the `community-themes.json` file.

AI Summary: This GitHub issue proposes adding a new attack profile to detect CORS misconfigurations. The feature will identify overly permissive `Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *` policies and credential exposure via `Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true`, reporting severity based on exposed headers and methods. Implementation involves creating a YAML profile, adding detection tests, updating the CLI, and adding a test case.

AI Summary: This GitHub issue requests the addition of Personal Access Token (PAT) based authentication for the Apache Airflow Snowflake provider. The user aims to utilize PAT tokens for connecting to Snowflake, suggesting modifications to the `airflow/providers/snowflake/hooks/snowflake.py` file. This enhancement would provide an alternative and potentially more secure authentication method within the provider.

AI Summary: This issue addresses the failure of Codecov checks for PR #12 due to insufficient test coverage for newly introduced code. The task is to write additional unit and/or integration tests to cover the changes made in PR #12, specifically targeting untested lines and branches, to ensure the Codecov CI check passes successfully.

AI Summary: The documentation for the `indent-string` option incorrectly renders multiple spaces (e.g., " ") as a single space due to how markdown or HTML handles whitespace. This visual bug, shown in an attached image, can cause confusion for users trying to configure indentation. The reporter suggests using non-breaking spaces (`&nbsp;`) to ensure correct rendering.

AI Summary: The `installVersion` method in `apps/backend/lib/npm/manager.ts` uses `child_process.spawn` to run npm processes but does not correctly handle the `stdout` and `stderr` pipes. This can lead to resource leaks, including unclosed child process streams, accumulating event listeners, and potential memory exhaustion in long-running services or during frequent npm installations.

AI Summary: This GitHub issue proposes creating "Feast Agent Skills," which are capabilities for an AI agent, likely leveraging the Anthropics skills framework. The request also suggests implementing these new skills on the OpenClaw platform. This is a feature request aimed at expanding agent functionalities.

AI Summary: This issue proposes adding a new `lint:dependency-pinning` npm script to `package.json`. This script will allow developers to locally validate dependency pinning compliance using the existing `Test-DependencyPinning.ps1` tool, which currently only runs in CI. The new script will also be integrated into the `lint:all` command.

AI Summary: The issue reports that mass-action equations explicitly display terms with a zero coefficient, making the equations unnecessarily verbose. The proposed solutions are to either completely hide these zero terms or display them as 'crossed out' for better readability.

AI Summary: This issue requests adding support for tilde (~) expansion in file paths specifically for Linux within the `utils` package. The task involves either enhancing the existing `utils.ExpandTilde` function or creating a new utility function to correctly resolve `~` to the user's home directory on Linux.

AI Summary: This issue proposes adding new methods, `MVT::changeVectorElementCount` and `EVT::changeVectorElementCount`, to dynamically adjust the element count of a vector type. These methods should mirror the behavior of `EVT::changeVectorElementType`, including asserting the original type is a vector and supporting transitions between Simple and Extended value types. The initial patch should focus on implementing these methods, deferring extensive refactoring of `DAGCombine` calls for clarity to subsequent patches.