pr-human-review-guide

A structured pull-request review guide is a memo-ready document containing recommended file reading order, a high-level PR structure summary, and prioritized anchor-based comments. It helps human reviewers navigate complex changes efficiently.

The recommended file reading order is a sequence generated from a PR number or URL that prioritizes changed files to speed up human reviews. It guides reviewers through the PR structure logically before evaluating specific code anchors.

Draft prioritized comments and validation gaps by processing a PR URL to produce anchor-based review notes, questions, and curiosity notes. These outputs highlight critical areas and missing test coverage to guide human reviewers.

Yes, you can use a PR URL directly to create a memo-ready review document. The skill accepts both PR numbers and URLs as input to generate reading orders, structure summaries, and suggested comments suitable for later action.

Yes, the PR structure summary highlights changed files, components, and their impact. It provides a high-level overview alongside the reading order to give human reviewers immediate context before diving into specific code.

Automated review guides provide reading orders and proposed validation gaps but do not replace human judgment. They generate anchor-based questions and curiosity notes to guide reviewers, who must still validate the actual code logic and security implications.