Drop the GitHub Action — refocus Iago as a Claude Code / Codex skill#5
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Iago is now a Claude Code / Codex skill (+ /squawk alias) that drives the LLM you already run, rather than a server-side GitHub Action with its own provider SDKs, API-key handling, and a low-fidelity heuristic fallback. - Remove action.yml, action/scripts/run.py, examples/workflow.yml - README: skill-first install order, drop Action/Inputs/Outputs/Benchmarks sections and the heuristic 'works offline' claim - marketplace.json: description no longer mentions a GitHub Action Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
This was referenced May 31, 2026
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Summary
Reorients Iago from a hybrid (GitHub Action + skill) into a skill-first tool: a Claude Code / Codex skill (+
/squawkalias) that draws the diagram with the LLM you're already running.Why: the server-side Action carried its own provider SDKs, API-key handling, and a heuristic fallback that — without a key — produced low-fidelity, sometimes misleading diagrams (invented FK relationships, a constant flowchart). The real value was always the LLM reading the diff, which the host agent already does, with no key management and no SaaS.
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action.yml,action/scripts/run.py,examples/workflow.ymlDocs
marketplace.json: description no longer advertises a GitHub Action.The skill itself (
iago/SKILL.md,squawk/,iago/references/) is unchanged — it was already standalone and never invoked the Action. Thecli/installer,install.sh, and their test suites are untouched.Test Plan
plugin.json+marketplace.jsonvalid JSONgh-pagessite reframe (follow-up — still advertises the Action)