cf-respond

Automate code-review change requests from cf-tickets with lint and tests.

2|Updated Mar 22, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/fimmtiu/code-factory --skill cf-respond
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Skill: cf-respond
Source: https://github.com/fimmtiu/code-factory/tree/main/skills/cf-respond
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/fimmtiu/code-factory --skill cf-respond

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Automates responding to code-review change requests on a tracked ticket by orchestrating the change-request workflow, applying fixes, and reporting results.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Fetch and enumerate open change requests for a specified ticket from cf-tickets.
  • Validate each request, write or update tests, implement changes, and ensure code health via lint and tests.
  • Commit changes with a cf-respond-prefixed message including the change-request ID and ticket, then close the loop with a concise summary.

Quick Start

Provide the ticket identifier after the trigger to begin processing its change requests.

Frequently Asked Questions about cf-respond

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate responding to code-review change requests?

You can automate responding to code-review change requests by using a tool that fetches requests from ticket management systems, applies fixes, runs tests, and commits changes with a ticket identifier prefix.

What is the best way to handle code review changes and run tests automatically?

The best way to handle code review changes automatically is to orchestrate reading request details, evaluating necessity, updating tests and implementation, and running pre-detected lint and test commands before committing.

How does a cf-respond prefix work when committing code review fixes?

A cf-respond prefix works by tying the commit message to the specific ticket identifier, ensuring traceability when applying and committing code-review change requests from your ticket management system.

Do I need to manually run lint and test commands after applying change requests?

No, you do not need to manually run lint and test commands because the system pre-detects available testing and linting commands and executes them automatically after updating the implementation.

Can I use this to fetch and enumerate open change requests for a specific ticket?

Yes, you can fetch and enumerate open change requests for a specified ticket by providing the ticket identifier, which starts the process of validating and applying each requested change.

What is included in the summary after automating code review responses?

The summary after automating code review responses is a concise post-action report detailing the fetched change requests, applied fixes, test results, and final commit information tied to the ticket.