patch_comments.py

import os
import requests

token = os.getenv("GITHUB_TOKEN")
headers = {
    'Authorization': f'Bearer {token}',
    'Accept': 'application/vnd.github+json',
    'X-GitHub-Api-Version': '2022-11-28'
}

body_13 = """@kehansama Thank you for the excellent technical feedback on the CLI architecture.

Addressing your points on the open questions:
1. **Terminal UI:** `Textual` is unequivocally the superior choice for a live state-machine visualization. A dynamic TUI rendering the LangGraph nodes, active file diffs, and execution logs provides a much higher-fidelity developer experience than standard `stdout` streaming. The `--headless` flag for CI integration is also a mandatory requirement.
2. **Commit Strategy:** Your assessment on the mutation strategy is spot on. Modifying the working tree without committing is the safest default, allowing the developer to execute `git diff` and retain absolute control over the repository state. The `.git/AUTOMAINTAINER_SUMMARY.md` artifact is a brilliant addition for context bridging.

Regarding **Persistent Agent Memory**: 
This aligns perfectly with your feedback on the broader ecosystem roadmap. The addition of an `automaintainer context` subcommand to manually seed the LTM (Long-Term Memory) index is highly practical. 

We are actively evaluating the architecture for this persistence layer. AgentRelay presents a compelling model for solving this cross-session amnesia. We will update the RFC to include the Context & Memory Persistence requirements. Thank you for contributing these insights to the design phase!"""

res = requests.patch('https://api.github.com/repos/PxA-Labs/AutoMaintainer/issues/comments/4633057460', json={'body': body_13}, headers=headers)
print("13 patched:", res.status_code)