copilot-review-loop

name	copilot-review-loop
description	Run an autonomous GitHub pull request workflow: commit all changes, ensure a draft PR exists, invite GitHub Copilot to review, poll for the latest review, apply useful fixes with Codex, push again, and repeat until high-value review work is exhausted, the max round count is reached, no comments remain, or human intervention is needed.

Copilot Review Loop

Use the bundled runner script. Do not manually rebuild the loop in ad hoc shell commands.

Resolve the script from this skill directory.

SKILL_ROOT="<absolute-path-to-this-skill>"
SCRIPT="$SKILL_ROOT/scripts/run_copilot_review_loop.sh"
"$SCRIPT" [--branch <name>] [--repo <owner/repo>] [--base <branch>] [--max-rounds <count>]

This skill is for action, not display.

Rules:

• Run scripts/run_copilot_review_loop.sh.
• Use the default current branch unless the user names a branch.
• Prefer the script defaults unless the user asked for different polling or round limits.
• When creating a new PR, derive the title and description from the actual code diff and commit history, not from the surrounding chat.
• When possible, match the repository's recent PR title style and honor the project's pull_request_template.md.
• Let the runner keep polling until it reaches one of its own stop conditions; do not interrupt it just because Copilot has not replied yet.
• When the loop enters waiting_for_review, wait through the script's configured review timeout instead of assuming the run is stuck after a few minutes of silence.
• Treat the goal as high-value review convergence, not zero Copilot comments at any cost.
• Tell the user whether the loop stopped because it finished cleanly, hit the round limit, timed out waiting for Copilot, detected degraded low-value review churn, or needs human intervention.
• Keep the reply short and operational.