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Pr analysis

Skill kaeawc/auto-mobile/skills/pr-analysis

Use this workflow skill for a deep, read-only PR review covering intent, code quality, regression risk, test gaps, and feedback status; prefer it over check-ci when the request is broader than CI triage.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add kaeawc/auto-mobile --skill pr-analysis

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SKILL.md

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PR Analysis

Perform a read-only PR review that covers intent, correctness, regression risk, tests, and existing feedback.

Workflow

  1. Resolve the PR with gh pr view <pr> --json ... and capture the head branch, base branch, title, and body.
  2. Gather context with gh pr diff, gh pr diff --stat, gh pr checks, and all paginated review, inline, and conversation comments plus review verdicts.
  3. Always collect GraphQL review-thread state: unresolved and outdated threads are not represented reliably by flat comment views. Reuse github-pr-feedback for the collection and the ledger.
  4. Read full changed files from the PR branch and the base branch, not just diff hunks.
  5. Find related callers, interfaces, and tests in the local codebase.
  6. If validation is warranted, run the lightest relevant repo validation rather than a blanket heavy build.
  7. Produce findings first, then open questions, then a short summary.

Repo Rules

  • Prefer gh for PR metadata and CI data.
  • Prefer repo validations:
    • TypeScript: bun run lint, bun run build, bun test
    • Fast checks: bash scripts/all_fast_validate_checks.sh
    • Android or iOS only when the PR actually touches those areas
  • Keep the analysis read-only unless the user explicitly asks for fixes.
  • When saving large diffs or logs, put them in scratch/.

Output Structure

  • Findings ordered by severity with file:line references
  • Open questions or assumptions
  • Brief change summary and residual risks

Keep looking

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