gh-pr-auto-detector

This skill detects GitHub PR mentions—full URLs, owner/repo#number, or #number formats—and fetches condensed summaries automatically. It retrieves code changes, CI status, and review comments directly into your conversation, eliminating manual tool switching and preserving your focus.

Yes. The skill integrates with gh-cli to detect PR references and fetch context through a dedicated analyzer subagent. It works across full, short, and hash PR formats, coordinating minimal data retrieval while keeping payloads isolated from your main conversation.

The skill classifies your intent—review, CI status, or full context—and fetches only the most relevant information. This intent-based approach avoids overwhelming your conversation with unnecessary details while ensuring you get exactly what you're asking for.

The skill recognizes full GitHub URLs, owner/repo#number shorthand, and contextual #number references. Pattern recognition automatically detects these formats across your messages and triggers context retrieval without requiring special syntax.

The skill fetches PR summaries including CI status through gh-cli, which requires proper GitHub authentication. It handles both public and private repos where your gh-cli credentials grant access, making it suitable for team workflows and protected branches.

No. The skill generates condensed summaries and isolates large payloads from your main conversation through a separate subagent. This pattern-recognition and selective-fetching approach keeps your context window efficient while preserving critical PR details.