github-pr-bot

name	github-pr-bot
description	Spawn an AI coding sub-agent to make code changes, fix bugs, or add features to GitHub repositories. Use when the user wants to modify code in Comfy-Org repositories, create pull requests, or implement new functionality.
allowed-tools	Bash

GitHub PR Bot (Coding Sub-Agent)

This skill spawns an interactive AI coding agent that can modify code in GitHub repositories, create commits, and propose pull requests.

Usage

prbot code pr -r <OWNER/REPO> [-b <BRANCH>] -p "<TASK_DESCRIPTION>"
# Or use aliases:
prbot github pr -r <OWNER/REPO> [-b <BRANCH>] -p "<TASK_DESCRIPTION>"
prbot pr -r <OWNER/REPO> [-b <BRANCH>] -p "<TASK_DESCRIPTION>"

Parameters

• -r, --repo (required): GitHub repository in format owner/repo (e.g., Comfy-Org/ComfyUI)
• -b, --branch (optional): Target branch to work on (default: main)
• -p, --prompt (required): Detailed description of the coding task for the agent

How It Works

1. Auto-Clone: Clones the repository to /repos/[owner]/[repo]/tree/[branch]/ if not present
2. Update: Pulls latest changes if repository already exists
3. Spawn Agent: Launches an interactive claude-yes coding agent in the repo directory
4. Full Access: Agent can read, edit, create files, run tests, and create commits

Examples

# Fix a bug in ComfyUI
prbot pr -r Comfy-Org/ComfyUI -p "Fix authentication bug in login module - users can't login with special characters in password"

# Add feature to frontend
prbot github pr -r Comfy-Org/ComfyUI_frontend -b develop -p "Add dark mode toggle to settings page with persistent user preference"

# Update documentation
prbot pr -r Comfy-Org/docs -p "Add troubleshooting section for common installation errors on Windows"

Available Repositories

• Comfy-Org/ComfyUI - Main ComfyUI backend (Python)
• Comfy-Org/ComfyUI_frontend - Frontend codebase (Vue + TypeScript)
• Comfy-Org/docs - Documentation and guides
• Comfy-Org/desktop - Desktop application
• Comfy-Org/registry - Custom nodes registry
• Comfy-Org/workflow_templates - Workflow templates

Notes

• Agent runs in isolated directory per branch
• Requires GitHub authentication via environment variables
• Agent has full write access to make commits
• Best for tasks that require code modification