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Inspect GitHub pull requests for leadership-relevant release risk, quality gates, ownership, and follow-up actions.
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| name | pr-inspection |
| description | Inspect GitHub pull requests for leadership-relevant release risk, quality gates, ownership, and follow-up actions. |
| license | Apache-2.0 |
| compatibility | Claude Code plugin skill packaged by Agent Packs. |
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Use this workflow when reviewing a pull request from an engineering leadership perspective.
Focus on release risk, customer impact, missing tests, operational readiness, security/privacy exposure, ownership clarity, and whether the change needs broader stakeholder review.
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Keep dependencies secure, minimal, and up to date. Use when auditing a project's supply chain, adding new libraries, evaluating upgrades, or hardening a CI pipeline against dependency risks.
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Make ML experiments reproducible and comparable by tracking hyperparameters, metrics, artifacts, and environments. Use when training models, tuning hyperparameters, or promoting models to production.
Ramp up quickly on an unfamiliar codebase by reading strategically, mapping invariants, and making safe first changes. Use when joining a project, reviewing a legacy system, or orienting in a large monorepo.
