allow

name	allow
description	Add a repo to the pr-autopilot auto-trigger allowlist. Use /pr-autopilot:allow <owner/repo> (or no arg for the current repo). The auto-trigger hook only fires for allowlisted repos.

/pr-autopilot:allow [owner/repo]

Adds a repository to ~/.pr-autopilot/allowed-repos so the auto-trigger hook will nudge autopilot on PRs created there.

Steps

1. Determine the target repo:
   • If an argument <owner/repo> was given, use it.
   • Else resolve the current repo: git remote get-url origin → parse owner/repo (strip github.com[:/] prefix and .git suffix). If no origin remote, STOP: "Not in a git repo with a github origin — pass an explicit owner/repo."
2. Validate it exists AND get the canonical-cased name: gh repo view <owner/repo> --json nameWithOwner -q .nameWithOwner. If it fails, STOP: "Repo <owner/repo> not found or not accessible — check the name / your gh auth." Use the returned nameWithOwner (GitHub's canonical casing) as the value to store — NOT the raw user-typed argument. The gate script matches the allowlist case-insensitively, so casing differences between your origin URL and the stored entry are tolerated. Storing GitHub's canonical nameWithOwner still keeps the allowlist clean and unambiguous.
3. Ensure the file and dedupe (write the canonical nameWithOwner from step 2):

   mkdir -p ~/.pr-autopilot
   touch ~/.pr-autopilot/allowed-repos
   # $CANON is the nameWithOwner from step 2 (e.g. MarcinSufa/exo-vault), not the raw input
   grep -qxF "$CANON" ~/.pr-autopilot/allowed-repos || echo "$CANON" >> ~/.pr-autopilot/allowed-repos
   

4. Confirm to the user: "Auto-trigger enabled for <owner/repo>. New PRs there will auto-start autopilot (skip with /pr-autopilot:pause; drafts are ignored)." Show the current allowlist: cat ~/.pr-autopilot/allowed-repos.

Idempotent: re-running for an already-listed repo is a no-op.