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Reviews a pull request based on issue number
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Use when the user asks to commit, write a commit message, generate a conventional commit, or invokes /conventional-commit. Also use when staged changes need a commitlint-compliant message, when the user asks to commit and push (or passes --push), when unstaged or untracked files exist and staging scope must be confirmed, or when agent-attribution trailers must be avoided on commits. Handles git commit and git push flags when the user passes them.
Use when the user asks to create, open, or raise a GitHub pull request, submit changes for review. Also when staged, committed, or unpushed work needs a PR via gh CLI and required PR metadata is missing (base branch, draft vs ready, reviewers, labels, linked issues, test plan).
Use when the task is multi-constraint, ambiguous, architectural, or needs a design/algorithm choice before answering. Skip for trivial lookups and one-line edits.
Use when the user explicitly asks to audit, critic, or verify a generated solution or answer (e.g. /verifying-solutions, "audit this", "critic this") — not for routine completion claims or pre-answer design.
Use when staging, formatting, or creating git commits for code changes in a Git repository.
Analyzes error logs, stack traces, and provides systematic debugging strategies and solutions
| name | review-pr |
| description | Reviews a pull request based on issue number |
Please provide a detailed pull request review on GitHub issue: $ARGUMENTS.
Follow these steps:
gh pr view $ARGUMENTS to pull the information of the PR.gh pr diff $ARGUMENTS to view the diff of the PR.git log --pretty=format:"%s" -n 5gh pr comment $ARGUMENTS --body {{review}} to post the review to the PR.Remember to use the GitHub CLI (gh) with the Shell tool for all
GitHub-related tasks.
question tool for EVERY user interaction — never ask questions as plain text