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A client's email hides the real expectation inside chatty prose and un-transcribed screenshots. Here's how an MCP server that reads your mail and drafts GitHub tickets tightens the contract between what they asked for and what you ship.
When a collaborator's AI agent hands you a flawed pull request, the trustworthy way to block it is a request-changes review with a paste-ready fix — never a fixup commit on their branch. That one convenience commit erases the authorship your whole identity discipline exists to protect.
When a teammate's AI agent touches your repo, whose name ends up on the commit? A guide to fine-grained tokens, least privilege, and letting Cursor act as the collaborator — not you.