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4242* Run `/install-github-app` again. When the repository already has a `claude.yml`, select **Update workflow file with latest version**. Claude Code pushes fresh copies of the workflow files to a new branch and opens the pull request, the same as a first install.
4343* Add the `--comment` argument and the `claude_args` line from the [review workflow example](#run-a-skill) to the checked-in file yourself, which keeps any other edits you made to it.
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45After installing the GitHub App, Claude Code asks whether to continue with GitHub Actions setup. Choose **Skip for now** to stop with only the GitHub App installed. Run `/install-github-app` again later to finish the workflow and secret steps. Before v2.1.187, Claude Code proceeded straight to workflow selection.
45After installing the GitHub App, Claude Code asks whether to continue with GitHub Actions setup. Choose **Skip for now** to stop with only the GitHub App installed. Run `/install-github-app` again later to finish the workflow and secret steps.
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4848 * When you install the GitHub App, you grant it several permissions. See [GitHub App permissions](#github-app-permissions) for the full set
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211211The `prompt` input accepts a [skill](/docs/en/skills) invocation as well as plain text:
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213213* For a skill in your repository's `.claude/skills/` directory, run `actions/checkout` before the `anthropics/claude-code-action` step so the skill files are available on the runner, then pass `/skill-name` as the `prompt`.
214* For a skill packaged in a [plugin](/docs/en/plugins), install the plugin with the `plugin_marketplaces` and `plugins` inputs, then pass the namespaced `/plugin-name:skill-name` as the `prompt`. The `plugins` input takes `plugin-name@marketplace-name`, where the marketplace name comes from the marketplace's own manifest rather than its repository URL.
214* For a skill packaged in a [plugin](/docs/en/plugins/overview), install the plugin with the `plugin_marketplaces` and `plugins` inputs, then pass the namespaced `/plugin-name:skill-name` as the `prompt`. The `plugins` input takes `plugin-name@marketplace-name`, where the marketplace name comes from the marketplace's own manifest rather than its repository URL.
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216216The following workflow installs the `code-review` plugin and runs its skill when a pull request is opened, updated, reopened, or marked ready for review. It runs the same plugin as the review workflow from quick setup. Use a workflow like this when you want to control the prompt, model, and triggers yourself. For automatic reviews without maintaining a workflow file, see [Code Review](/docs/en/code-review). On public repositories, GitHub withholds secrets from runs triggered by fork pull requests, so the review runs only on pull requests from branches in the same repository.
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