bprr

name	bprr
description	Bulk review all unreviewed pull requests for the awesome-quant curated list. Review all open PRs without the "reviewed" label in one session, then present a summary table for user selection before merging. Use this skill when asked to "bulk review", "review all prs", "bprr", or "review unreviewed".

Bulk PR Reviewer (bprr)

Review all open pull requests at once for the awesome-quant curated list, then present a summary and merge selected PRs.

IMPORTANT: Always use GitHub MCP tools for all GitHub operations. Do not fall back to bash commands like gh or other tools — use the GitHub MCP interface exclusively.

Workflow

Step 1: Fetch and filter PRs

1. Use github_list_pull_requests with state=open, sort=created, direction=asc, per_page=30 to get all open PRs.

2. Filter out PRs that have the "reviewed" label (these were already commented on and are waiting for contributor response).

3. Report the count:

Found X open PRs total, Y unreviewed (no "reviewed" label)

Step 2: Fetch current README (cache for duplicate checks)

1. Use github_get_file_contents owner=wilsonfreitas, repo=awesome-quant, path=README.md to fetch current README once.

2. Cache this for all duplicate checks during review.

Step 3: Parallel PR review

For each unreviewed PR, fetch in parallel:

• github_get_pull_request for PR details (check mergeable status, labels)
• Use webfetch to fetch the diff from https://github.com/wilsonfreitas/awesome-quant/pull/{number}.diff

Then validate each entry using the logic from review-pr skill:

Entry format check

Each entry MUST include one or more language tags and match one of these accepted formats:

Single language:

- [Project Name](https://github.com/owner/repo) - `Python` - Short description ending with a period.

Multiple languages:

- [Project Name](https://github.com/owner/repo) - `Python` `Rust` - Short description ending with a period.

Project with website and GitHub repo:

- [Project Name](https://project-site.com) - `Python` - Short description ending with a period. [GitHub](https://github.com/owner/repo)

CRAN project:

- [Package Name](https://cran.r-project.org/package=pkgname) - `R` - Short description ending with a period.

PyPI project:

- [package-name](https://pypi.org/project/package-name/) - `Python` - Short description ending with a period.

The core regex: ^\s*- \[(.*)\]\((.*)\) - (.*)$

Specifically check:

• Starts with - (dash + space)
• Followed by markdown link [Name](URL)
• Followed by - (space, dash, space)
• MUST include language tags in backticks (e.g., `Python`) followed by -
• Description ends with a period .
• The optional [GitHub] link comes after the period

URL validation check

• GitHub URLs preferred
• CRAN URLs (cran.r-project.org) acceptable for R packages
• PyPI URLs (pypi.org) acceptable for Python packages
• Non-GitHub URLs should have [GitHub] link in description
• All URLs must use https://

Section placement check

The README categories are:

1. Numerical Libraries & Data Structures
2. Financial Instruments & Pricing
3. Technical Indicators
4. Trading & Backtesting
5. Portfolio Optimization & Risk Analysis
6. Factor Analysis
7. Sentiment Analysis & Alternative Data
8. Time Series Analysis
9. Market Data & Data Sources
10. Prediction Markets
11. Calendars & Market Hours
12. Visualization
13. Excel & Spreadsheet Integration
14. Quant Research Environments
15. Cross-Language Frameworks
16. Reproducing Works, Training & Books
17. Commercial & Proprietary Services
18. Related Lists

Duplicate check

Search the cached README for the project name and URL to ensure not already listed.

Quality check

• Active: Recent commits within 12 months
• Documented: Clear README with examples

Step 4: Present summary table

Format the results as:

## Bulk Review Summary

| # | Title | Author | Entries | Format | URL | Section | Duplicate | Verdict |
|---|-------|--------|---------|--------|-----|---------|-----------|---------|
| 335 | Apex Quant | sst19910323 | 1 | ISSUE | GitHub | Trading | No | NEEDS CHANGES |
| 336 | Alpha Skills | VernonOY | 1 | OK | GitHub | Factor | No | APPROVE |
...

For each PR, show:

• Number and title
• Author
• Entry count
• Format status (OK / ISSUE: details)
• URL type (GitHub / CRAN / PyPI / WARNING)
• Section placement (OK / SUGGESTION: move to X)
• Duplicate status (No / YES: line N)
• Overall verdict

After the table, ask:

Which PRs would you like to merge? (e.g., "336, 340" or "all approved")

Step 5: User selection

Parse user response. Options:

• Specific PR numbers: "336, 340"
• "all approved" - merge all with APPROVE verdict
• "all" - merge all regardless of verdict
• "none" - skip merging

If user asks about a specific PR, provide details before asking novamente.

Step 6: Merge selected PRs (confirm-each)

For each PR to merge:

1. Ask confirmation: "Merge PR #336? (Alpha Skills)"
2. Wait for user "yes"/"no"
3. If yes: use github_merge_pull_request with merge_method="squash"
4. Report success/failure

Note: Do NOT auto-merge without explicit user confirmation for each PR.

Automatic rejection criteria

Reject immediately (close with polite comment) if:

• Multiple unrelated projects without clear rationale
• Empty PR description
• Duplicate entry already in README
• Archived/abandoned project (no commits in 12+ months)

For fixable issues (missing language tag, wrong section), comment and add "reviewed" label instead.

GitHub MCP Tool Reference

Key tools:

• github_list_pull_requests - list open PRs
• github_get_pull_request - get PR details
• github_add_issue_comment - comment on PR
• github_merge_pull_request - merge PR
• github_update_issue - add label / close PR
• github_get_file_contents - fetch README for duplicate check