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You can export GitHub pull request comments for LLM review by running a local collector script that fetches unresolved PR threads via the GitHub API. It formats the comments into a single Markdown file, adding code context and reply commands for AI-assisted triage.

Automating reply drafting for PR comments is best handled by exporting unresolved threads into an LLM-ready Markdown package. This feeds the AI full code context and comment history, enabling it to triage feedback and propose responses directly.

Yes, you need gh, jq, curl, and bash installed locally to export PR comments. The collector script relies on these command-line dependencies to execute GitHub API calls, parse JSON responses, and generate the final LLM-ready Markdown output file.

Yes, you can include resolved GitHub PR threads when exporting comments by using the --include-resolved argument. This fetches resolved review threads alongside active ones, providing the LLM with a fuller conversation history for drafting responses.

Thread-aware formatting helps with pull request comment triage by organizing active review threads and top-level issue comments into a single Markdown file. This structure includes code context and reply commands, making it easier for an LLM to parse and respond to feedback.

A limitation of using a local bash script for PR comment collection is its dependency on a specific local environment requiring bash, cygpath, and gh. It operates as a command-line collector rather than a continuous integration service, focusing on on-demand export.