docs: add example workflow section to README.md for bot usage guidance

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Summary of User's Issues and Requests

The issue involves adding an example workflow to the README.md file of the repository abuzarmahmood/blech_github_bot. The goal is to illustrate how a user might sequentially use the different steps of the pipeline for the repository. The last comment suggests including how a user would set triggers, such as setting the blech_bot tag or using the [ develop_issue ] comment.

Overview of Plan to Address the Issues

1. Add a new section titled "Example Workflow" to the README.md file. This section will provide a step-by-step guide on how to use the bot, including configuration, running the bot, and utilizing its features.
2. Include illustrative examples of user messages and the corresponding responses or processing generated by the repository.
3. Specifically address how to set triggers using the blech_bot tag and the [ develop_issue ] comment.

Specific Details of Changes to be Made

1. Add Example Workflow Section
   • File: /home/exouser/Desktop/blech_github_bot/src/repos/abuzarmahmood/blech_github_bot/README.md
   • Line: After line 113 (before the "Code Structure" section)
   • Description of Change: Add a new section titled "Example Workflow" that provides a detailed example of how to use the bot, including setting triggers.
   • Code Snippet of Edits:

     ## Example Workflow
     
     Here's an example workflow to illustrate how you might use the GitHub Monitor Bot:
     
     1. **Setup and Configuration**
        - Clone the repository and set up your environment as described in the "Get Started" section.
        - Ensure your `.env` file is correctly configured with your GitHub and OpenAI API tokens.
        - List the repositories you want to monitor in `config/repos.txt`.
     
     2. **Running the Bot**
        - Start the bot using the command:
          ```bash
          python src/response_agent.py
          ```
        - Alternatively, run the bot continuously using the shell script:
          ```bash
          ./src/run_response_agent.sh --delay 300
          ```
     
     3. **Monitoring and Responding to Issues**
        - **User Message Example**: An issue is opened with the title "[ blech_bot ] Feature Request: Add logging".
        - **Bot Response**: The bot analyzes the issue and responds with:
          ```
          Thank you for your feature request. We will review the current logging capabilities and suggest improvements. Please hold on while we gather more information.
          ```
     
     4. **Creating Pull Requests**
        - **User Command Example**: A comment on the issue includes "[ develop_issue ]".
        - **Bot Processing**: The bot creates a new branch and a pull request with the proposed changes:
          ```
          A new branch 'feature/logging-enhancement' has been created and a pull request is now open for review.
          ```
     
     5. **Automating Changes**
        - **User Feedback Example**: Feedback is provided on the pull request suggesting additional changes.
        - **Bot Response**: The bot processes the feedback and updates the pull request:
          ```
          Based on your feedback, the following changes have been made: [list of changes]. Please review the updated pull request.
          ```
     
     This workflow demonstrates the bot's capabilities in automating the monitoring and response process for GitHub issues, with examples of interactions between users and the bot.

By implementing these changes, users will have a clear understanding of how to utilize the bot effectively, following a structured workflow. This addition will enhance the documentation and usability of the repository.

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README.md

config/repos.txt

src/response_agent.py
To add an example workflow to the README.md file, we will:                                                                         

 1 Insert a new section titled "Example Workflow" before the "Code Structure" section.                                             
 2 Provide a step-by-step guide on how to use the bot, including setting triggers.                                                 

Here is the SEARCH/REPLACE block for the changes:                                                                                  

README.md                                                                                                                          

                                                                                                                                   
<<<<<<< SEARCH                                                                                                                     
## Code Structure                                                                                                                  
=======                                                                                                                            
## Example Workflow                                                                                                                
                                                                                                                                   
Here's an example workflow to illustrate how you might use the GitHub Monitor Bot:                                                 
                                                                                                                                   
1. **Setup and Configuration**                                                                                                     
   - Clone the repository and set up your environment as described in the "Get Started" section.                                   
   - Ensure your `.env` file is correctly configured with your GitHub and OpenAI API tokens.                                       
   - List the repositories you want to monitor in `config/repos.txt`.                                                              
                                                                                                                                   
2. **Running the Bot**                                                                                                             
   - Start the bot using the command:                                                                                              
     ```bash                                                                                                                       
     python src/response_agent.py                                                                                                  
     ```                                                                                                                           
   - Alternatively, run the bot continuously using the shell script:                                                               
     ```bash                                                                                                                       
     ./src/run_response_agent.sh --delay 300                                                                                       
     ```                                                                                                                           
                                                                                                                                   
3. **Monitoring and Responding to Issues**                                                                                         
   - **User Message Example**: An issue is opened with the title "[ blech_bot ] Feature Request: Add logging".                     
   - **Bot Response**: The bot analyzes the issue and responds with:                                                               
     ```                                                                                                                           
     Thank you for your feature request. We will review the current logging capabilities and suggest improvements. Please hold on  
while we gather more information.                                                                                                  
     ```                                                                                                                           
                                                                                                                                   
4. **Creating Pull Requests**                                                                                                      
   - **User Command Example**: A comment on the issue includes "[ develop_issue ]".                                                
   - **Bot Processing**: The bot creates a new branch and a pull request with the proposed changes:                                
     ```                                                                                                                           
     A new branch 'feature/logging-enhancement' has been created and a pull request is now open for review.                        
     ```                                                                                                                           
                                                                                                                                   
5. **Automating Changes**                                                                                                          
   - **User Feedback Example**: Feedback is provided on the pull request suggesting additional changes.                            
   - **Bot Response**: The bot processes the feedback and updates the pull request:                                                
     ```                                                                                                                           
     Based on your feedback, the following changes have been made: [list of changes]. Please review the updated pull request.      
     ```                                                                                                                           
                                                                                                                                   
This workflow demonstrates the bot's capabilities in automating the monitoring and response process for GitHub issues, with        
examples of interactions between users and the bot.                                                                                
                                                                                                                                   
## Code Structure                                                                                                                  
>>>>>>> REPLACE                                                                                                                    
                                                                                                                                   

After applying these changes, you can view the updated README.md to see the new "Example Workflow" section.                        

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