Can we really consider this "An AI Agent As An Add-On"

[japertechnology]

Is this the correct GitHub terminology? etc etc

[github-actions]

Good question — "Add-On" isn't really standard GitHub terminology. GitHub's ecosystem uses specific terms:

GitHub Term	What it means
GitHub App	An installable OAuth application integrated via the Marketplace or org settings
GitHub Action	A reusable unit of CI/CD workflow (what GitClaw uses under the hood)
GitHub Extension	A CLI extension (gh extension)
GitHub Integration	A broader term for third-party service connections

"Add-on" is more associated with browsers (Firefox Add-ons), Google Workspace, or Heroku — it doesn't map to anything in GitHub's vocabulary.

What GitClaw actually is

Looking at the README, GitClaw is a folder you drop into a repo that leverages GitHub Actions + Issues. It's not an "app" you install, not an "action" you reference, and not a CLI extension. It's more of a drop-in or boilerplate/template.

Suggestions

Here are some alternatives that are more accurate and/or more idiomatic:

1. An AI Agent As A Drop-In — most literally accurate (you drop a folder in)
2. A Drop-In AI Agent For Any Repo — clearer, action-oriented
3. An AI Agent In A Folder — punchy, memorable, exactly what it is
4. A Portable AI Agent — emphasizes the copy-anywhere nature
5. An AI Agent As A GitHub Action — uses real GitHub terminology (though it's more than just an Action)

My personal pick would be "An AI Agent In A Folder" or "A Drop-In AI Agent" — both are catchy, accurate, and don't borrow terminology from a different ecosystem. Want me to update the heading?