github-pr-self-review

Automating a GitHub PR self-review applies a post-creation validation flow that verifies mandatory fixes, pushes must-item corrections, and posts inline comments for should and nit items to ensure PR readiness.

Enforcing mandatory fixes before PR completion is achieved by running an automated self-review that blocks the final completion notice until all must items are resolved, directly reducing merge risks.

No, the automated PR self-review does not approve the pull request automatically; it enforces safe workflow requirements by verifying gh authentication status and guiding users with defined review rules.

The self-review process handles minor code quality suggestions by categorizing them as should or nit items and commenting on them directly on the PR to facilitate quick feedback cycles.

Yes, you need gh authentication to run automated PR self-review checks, as the workflow enforces safe requirements by verifying your gh authentication status before proceeding with the review rules.

You should trigger an automated self-review for a GitHub pull request immediately after PR creation and related steps, ensuring mandatory fixes are completed before notifying the user that the PR is complete.