What problem does it solve?
Maintainers of the redis/node-redis repository face a steady stream of pull requests and issues that each require review, a verdict, and a follow-up GitHub action. Doing this one-by-one by hand is slow and inconsistent, and mistakes like merging before CI passes or commenting unverified claims erode contributor trust.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Filtered candidate gathering: Collect PRs or issues by timeframe, author, label, or search query via the GitHub CLI, automatically dropping items already merged or closed.
- Parallel desk reviews: Fan out one subagent per item using the maintainer-review methodology, with pre-fetched metadata and diffs cached to disk to avoid repeated network calls.
- One-at-a-time approval flow: Present each item with a one-word verdict (Merge, Revise, Supersede, Close, Evidence) plus a short summary, waiting for explicit user approval before acting.
- Action execution with CI awareness: Post comments, submit formal reviews, approve gated fork CI runs, poll check-runs, and squash-merge only on green CI.
- Use Case: Ask to triage all PRs opened in the last two weeks; the skill reviews each, walks you through verdicts one at a time, and merges, requests changes, or closes items as you approve.
Quick Start
Triage all open node-redis PRs from the past two weeks, review each one, and walk me through verdicts one at a time before taking any GitHub action.
