monitor-pr-checks

Monitor GitHub PR checks by URL, number, or branch until all finish.

Updated Dec 30, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/josh-cooper/.claude --skill monitor-pr-checks
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Skill: monitor-pr-checks
Source: https://github.com/josh-cooper/.claude/tree/main/skills/monitor-pr-checks
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/josh-cooper/.claude --skill monitor-pr-checks

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Automatically monitor GitHub PR checks to know when CI processes complete, saving time waiting for status updates.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Monitor PR checks across CI providers for a given PR
  • Determine overall status and provide a concise summary of pass/fail outcomes
  • Run in the background with periodic polling until all checks finish
  • Use Case: You want a reliable way to know when a PR is ready to merge without manual checking

Quick Start

Monitor the PR checks for a given PR URL or PR number.

Frequently Asked Questions about monitor-pr-checks

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I monitor GitHub PR checks until CI finishes?

To monitor GitHub PR checks, the Skill uses GitHub CLI to fetch check statuses via PR URL, number, or branch, polling periodically in the background until all checks finish and reporting pass, fail, and cancel counts.

What is the best way to track CI status on a pull request automatically?

The best way to track CI status automatically is running background polling that fetches GitHub PR checks periodically, saving time by notifying you with a concise summary of overall outcomes once processes complete.

Can I monitor PR checks across different CI providers using a PR URL?

Yes, you can monitor PR checks across CI providers by providing a PR URL, number, or branch name. The Skill fetches the check data through GitHub CLI to determine the overall pass or fail status.

Do I need GitHub CLI installed to poll PR check statuses?

Yes, GitHub CLI is required to fetch check statuses. The Skill relies on GitHub CLI commands to poll the repository periodically and report counts of passed, failed, and cancelled checks until completion.

How do I get a summary of passed and failed checks on a GitHub pull request?

To get a summary of passed and failed checks, the Skill polls the PR until completion and reports concise counts of passed, failed, and cancelled checks, indicating whether the PR is ready to merge.