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Skill harness/harness-skills/skills/pr-analysis

Analyze pull request impact on Harness pipelines via MCP. Assess PR pipeline impact by identifying which pipelines, services, and environments are affected by code changes. Perform security-focused PR reviews checking for secrets, vulnerabilities, and compliance. Track PRs from merge through deployment to production verification. Use when asked to analyze PR impact, review PR security, or track a PR to production. Trigger phrases: PR impact, pull request analysis, PR security review, PR to production, merge impact, deployment tracking, code change impact, PR pipeline, which pipelines affected.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add harness/harness-skills --skill pr-analysis

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PR Analysis

Analyze pull request pipeline impact, run security-focused reviews, and track PRs from merge to production deployment.

Instructions

Step 1: Establish Scope

Confirm the service, repository, and PR details.

Call MCP tool: harness_list
Parameters:
  resource_type: "pipeline"
  org_id: "<organization>"
  project_id: "<project>"

Step 2: Identify the PR Analysis Task

Determine which analysis the user needs:

  1. PR Pipeline Impact Analysis -- Which pipelines, services, and environments are affected
  2. Security-Focused PR Review -- Check for secrets, vulnerabilities, and compliance issues
  3. PR to Production Tracker -- Track a PR from merge through deployment and verification

Step 3: PR Pipeline Impact Analysis

Gather from the user:

  • Service name and repository
  • PR description and changed components (files/directories modified)

Identify affected resources:

Call MCP tool: harness_list
Parameters:
  resource_type: "trigger"
  org_id: "<organization>"
  project_id: "<project>"

Analyze impact:

  • Pipelines triggered: Which CI/CD pipelines will fire on merge (based on triggers and path filters)
  • Services affected: Which Harness services reference the changed code or manifests
  • Environments reached: Which environments will receive the change (dev, staging, prod)
  • Downstream impact: Other services that depend on the changed service
  • Infrastructure changes: Any Terraform, Helm, or Kubernetes manifest changes

Present findings as:

  • DIRECT IMPACT: Pipelines and services directly triggered
  • INDIRECT IMPACT: Downstream services and dependent deployments
  • RISK LEVEL: Low (test/docs only), Medium (application code), High (infrastructure/security/config)

Step 4: Security-Focused PR Review

Gather from the user:

  • Service name and repository
  • PR description and changed components

Security checklist:

Secrets and Credentials:

  • Scan for hardcoded secrets, API keys, tokens, or passwords in the diff
  • Check for new environment variables that should use Harness Secrets
  • Verify no secrets are logged or exposed in error messages

Dependency Changes:

  • Check for new dependencies with known CVEs
  • Verify license compatibility of new dependencies
  • Flag dependencies from untrusted or deprecated sources

Configuration Security:

  • Check for overly permissive RBAC or IAM changes
  • Verify network policies and security group modifications
  • Review any changes to authentication or authorization logic

Compliance:

  • Verify changes don't violate OPA policies configured in Harness
  • Check if changes require additional security review or approval
  • Flag changes to compliance-sensitive code paths (PII handling, encryption)

Present findings as a structured security report with PASS/FAIL/WARNING per category.

Step 5: PR to Production Tracker

Gather from the user:

  • Service name, PR title, and target environment
  • Expected deployment window

Track the PR lifecycle:

Stage 1 -- Merge:

  • PR merged to target branch
  • CI pipeline triggered

Stage 2 -- Build:

Call MCP tool: harness_list
Parameters:
  resource_type: "execution"
  org_id: "<organization>"
  project_id: "<project>"
  • Build pipeline status and duration
  • Test results and coverage delta
  • Security scan results

Stage 3 -- Deploy to Staging:

  • Staging deployment pipeline status
  • Verification results in staging

Stage 4 -- Production Deployment:

  • Production pipeline status
  • Canary or blue-green deployment progress
  • Health check results post-deployment

Stage 5 -- Verification:

  • Error rate comparison: pre-deploy vs. post-deploy
  • Latency comparison: pre-deploy vs. post-deploy
  • SLO compliance check

Present a timeline view showing the PR's journey with status at each stage and elapsed time.

Examples

  • "What pipelines will this PR trigger?" -- Analyze triggers, path filters, and downstream services to identify all affected pipelines
  • "Review this PR for security issues before merge" -- Run security checklist covering secrets, dependencies, RBAC, and compliance
  • "Track my PR from merge to production" -- Monitor the PR through build, staging deploy, production deploy, and verification
  • "What is the blast radius of this code change?" -- Identify all services, environments, and pipelines impacted

Performance Notes

  • Pipeline impact analysis depends on correctly configured triggers -- misconfigured path filters can miss affected pipelines.
  • Security reviews should be automated in the CI pipeline, not just done manually -- use Harness STO for continuous scanning.
  • PR tracking is most useful for critical changes -- routine PRs may not need full lifecycle tracking.
  • Track PR-to-production cycle time over time to identify process bottlenecks (part of DORA Lead Time for Changes).

Troubleshooting

Pipeline Impact Not Matching Actual Triggers

  • Check trigger path filters -- glob patterns may not match the actual file paths changed
  • Verify branch conditions on triggers (e.g., main-only vs. all branches)
  • Look for manual triggers or scheduled pipelines that also deploy the same service

Security Review False Positives

  • Common false positives: test fixtures with dummy credentials, documentation examples
  • Add exceptions for test directories and example files
  • Verify secret scanning rules match the actual secret formats in use

PR Tracking Losing Visibility After Merge

  • Verify the CI trigger fires on merge to the target branch
  • Check that pipeline identifiers in the tracker match the actual pipeline names
  • Ensure deployment pipelines have the correct artifact reference to pick up the new build

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