| name | fetch-github-prs-to-review |
| description | Fetches and processes GitHub pull requests waiting for review. Returns fully formatted markdown with PRs grouped by category (Feature/Bug, Chores, Dependency Updates) and sorted by age. Includes metadata like CI status, review status, size metrics, and viewing history. Use when user wants to see their PR review queue. |
| allowed-tools | ["Bash"] |
Fetching GitHub PRs to Review
Fetches pull requests waiting for review from GitHub and returns formatted markdown ready to display.
Context
- PRs with my review requested: !
python3 ~/.claude/skills/fetch-github-prs-to-review/fetch_prs.py
What the script above does
- Fetches PRs via GitHub GraphQL API where you're requested as reviewer
- Calculates human-readable ages and review time estimates
- Parses CI status, review status (counting unique reviewers), conflict status
- Extracts PR summaries from descriptions (omitted for dependency updates)
- Tracks viewing history (marks new PRs with 🆕 badge)
- Groups PRs into categories (Feature/Bug → Chores → Dependency Updates)
- Sorts by age (oldest first) within each category
- Assigns sequential numbers across all PRs
- Formats as markdown with proper spacing and blank lines
- Stores lookup mapping in
~/.claude/.cache/fetch-github-prs-to-review.json
- Updates viewing history in
~/.claude/.cache/fetch-github-prs-to-review-history.json
Notes
- Filters out PRs from ignored repos (currently:
recursionpharma/build-pipelines)
- FEATURE/BUG PRs: Not chores, not dependency updates, not drafts
- CHORES: PRs with titles starting with "chore:"
- DEPENDENCY UPDATES: All dependency updates (dependabot, bump PRs, etc.)
- Unique reviewer count: Counts each person once, shows their most recent review state
- Time estimates: Based on total lines changed (0-50: 5min, 51-200: 10min, etc.)
- Formatting: Space before PR numbers prevents markdown list parsing; blank lines separate PRs
Workflow
- Show the user the output of the script above immediately
- Offer the user an interactive workflow: user types a number or otherwise chooses a PR → you review PR using
review-pr skill → you show user updated list of remaining PRs and prompt for next choice → repeat until done
