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Apply CLAUDE:-prefixed comments from a pull request
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Build or modify a Sculptor extension — a runtime ESM module loaded into the Sculptor UI. Use when asked to write an extension (or "plugin") for Sculptor, add a panel, overlay, workspace widget, home view, or settings UI to Sculptor, or to iterate on an extension with `sculpt extension`. Works from any repo; this file is a self-contained reference (the Sculptor source code is optional).
Interact with Sculptor programmatically using the sculpt CLI. Use this skill when using `sculpt`, or when designing or planning a workflow that would benefit from understanding the structural capabilities of `sculpt` (workspaces, agents, isolation, and how code flows between them).
Live, hot-reloading preview of the Sculptor WEB frontend from a phone or any browser, served through the OpenHost nginx /proxy front. ONLY relevant when running INSIDE the openhost-deployed Sculptor (the container fronted by nginx on :5050, reachable at https://sculptor.<zone>/) — NOT for local or Electron dev. Frontend-only: it reuses the single shared backend, so it previews UI/frontend changes, not a per-workspace backend. Invoke when iterating on the web UI and wanting to see it live in a browser through the OpenHost SSO front.
How this OpenHost-hosted Sculptor environment works — storage and what survives restarts, where/how to add repositories and authorize gh, and the /proxy/<port>/ capability for previewing loopback web apps from a browser. ONLY relevant when running inside an OpenHost deployment (detect via the OPENHOST_* env vars, e.g. OPENHOST_APP_NAME). Ships with the deploy image and is refreshed every release.
Test a pull request by creating a shallow clone at the PR's commit and launching Sculptor. Use when you need to test changes from a specific PR in isolation.
QA the Sculptor mobile web UI on a real iOS Simulator, driven headlessly from a Mac. A single CLI boots a notched iPhone, launches the local frontend server (parsing its port — no hardcoding), opens the app in MobileSafari, taps/swipes via idb, and screenshots each step. Includes the Add-to-Home-Screen standalone flow — the only way to verify notch / status-bar / home-indicator safe-area rendering (env(safe-area-inset-*) is 0 everywhere except real iOS). Use when visually verifying mobile/responsive changes on an iPhone.
| name | address-comments |
| description | Apply CLAUDE:-prefixed comments from a pull request |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
| allowed-tools | Bash(gh:*), Bash(git:*), Glob, Grep, Read, Edit, Write |
| argument-hint | ["pr-number"] |
Fetch comments from a pull request and apply all comments that are prefixed with "CLAUDE:".
Fetch the PR's comments via gh (see "Fetching comments" below). If a PR number is provided, use it. Otherwise, resolve the current branch's PR with gh pr view --json number.
Parse the output to find all comments (including discussion notes and inline code comments) that start with "CLAUDE:" (case-insensitive).
For each CLAUDE: comment found:
Important restrictions:
Fetch the PR's comments — both inline review comments and general discussion — with gh:
gh api --paginate "repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/<N>/comments" — each has .body, .path, and .line (or .original_line). gh substitutes {owner}/{repo} for the current repo.gh api --paginate "repos/{owner}/{repo}/issues/<N>/comments".If a PR number was provided, use it; otherwise resolve the current branch's PR with gh pr view --json number.
Important: the comment JSON can be large and may get truncated — save it to a temp file first, then parse with jq in a separate command (not chained with &&) to avoid shell-parsing issues with the jq expression.
From the fetched comments, select those whose body starts with "CLAUDE:" (case-insensitive). For each, capture the body and — for inline comments — the file path and line. GitHub's REST comments have no resolved flag, so rely on the diff to see what's already done.
For each CLAUDE: comment:
Summarize all changes made at the end.