pr-automation

Automate GitHub pull request reviews and merges by orchestrating a script-driven workflow that polls open PRs, applies reviews, executes fixes, and merges eligible changes from trusted contributors. This automated PR lifecycle management requires minimal manual intervention while preserving human review for edge cases.

Yes, you can automatically merge pull requests only from trusted contributors. The automation determines PR eligibility and applies mutex labels before executing heavy actions, safely merging changes when the contributor is trusted and CI checks pass.

CI status checking works with automated PR lifecycle management by safely monitoring CI checks through a script-driven workflow. The automation processes at most one heavy action per invocation, ensuring safe, incremental CI validation and human handoffs before applying merges.

The best way to handle multiple open pull requests with minimal manual intervention is using deterministic task handling. This automated workflow processes at most one heavy action per invocation, applying mutex labels to ensure safe, incremental automation across multiple PRs.

You need a repository with open pull requests and a SKILL.md file containing frontmatter name and description to run automated PR fixes. Optional scripts, references, and assets directories support on-demand tasks within the script-driven workflow.

The PR automation processes only one action at a time to ensure safe, incremental automation through deterministic task handling. This approach safely manages labels, CI status, and human handoffs without overwhelming the repository's workflow.