issue-pr-review-fix-loop

Automating a PR review and fix loop on GitHub involves orchestrating reviewer and fixer subagents across cycles to preserve history. This legacy wrapper coordinates the core issue-pr-review workflow within an outer loop to handle recurring pull-request fixes automatically.

The PR review-fix loop wrapper is used to reuse established review workflows while maintaining backwards compatibility for existing pipelines. It wraps the core issue-pr-review skill to support an outer review-fix cycle and guides users toward a migration path.

Yes, you need Git and the GitHub CLI installed to run the PR review-fix loop. These prerequisites are required because the wrapper relies on the successor issue-pr-review skill for full functionality to orchestrate pull-request cycles.

To migrate from the legacy PR review-fix loop, run the wrapper to document migration steps and redirect to the successor issue-pr-review skill. A defined deprecation timeline exists, guiding future workflows to the newer approach for pull-request automation.

Yes, you can reuse review and fixer agents across multiple PR fix cycles. The outer-loop PR review orchestration coordinates these subagents across cycles while preserving history, ensuring compatibility for legacy pipelines that invoke the workflow.

You should not use the legacy PR review-fix loop wrapper for new workflows due to its defined deprecation timeline. It is suitable only when maintaining legacy pipelines or existing references that invoke the issue-pr-review-fix-loop command.