iterate-pr

To automate fixing pull request review comments and CI failures, you can use an autonomous PR iteration loop that monitors open pull requests and applies fixes for unresolved threads and failing checks. It orchestrates sub-skills to handle triage and stabilization automatically, running recurring checks until the PR is merged.

Autonomous pull request iteration is a continuous monitoring process that checks an open PR for merge conflicts, unresolved review threads, and CI status, then orchestrates fixes via sub-skills. It schedules recurring iterations at a default 10-minute interval until the PR is closed or merged.

To resolve merge conflicts in a pull request automatically, an autonomous PR iteration loop coordinates with a rebase sub-skill to sync with the origin main branch. This happens continuously during the recurring PR monitoring cycle without manual intervention.

Yes, you need GitHub access and the gh command-line tooling to automate PR monitoring. The autonomous iteration loop relies on these dependencies to check PR state, manage review threads, and trigger CI fixes across typical GitHub workflows.

Yes, you can auto-triage open pull requests with multiple comments and flaky CI. The autonomous PR loop continuously checks the PR state and orchestrates targeted fixes for review comments and CI failures, stabilizing the PR without manual follow-up.

You should avoid using an autonomous PR fixing loop for pull requests requiring manual architectural decisions or human-reviewed logic changes, as it is designed for automated triage of review comments, CI failures, and merge conflicts rather than complex code refactoring.