prism-review-loop

Automate the code review process using a structured workflow that enforces a zero-findings pass before advancing to the next stage. This orchestrates the full review cycle, ensuring PRs are clean by routing findings for immediate implementation, review, or user input based on certainty.

A three-strike rule in PR review management is a survival mechanism for recurring issues during automated review passes. It enforces a strict limit, terminating the review loop if the same problem persists across three separate iterations within the allocated budget.

Enforce a limit on automated PR fix iterations by applying a review and fix budget. The structured workflow allocates a maximum of twenty review passes, routing findings for implementation or user input while tracking strikes to prevent infinite loops.

Yes, you can route code review findings for immediate implementation automatically. The workflow evaluates the certainty of each finding and routes it down the appropriate path, directing issues either for direct implementation, further review, or user input.

To trigger an automated PR review workflow, you need the specific PR number and the corresponding branch information. Providing this input data initiates the orchestration loop, applying the budget and zero-findings rules to the targeted codebase changes.

Use an automated PR review loop instead of manual code checks when managing a large codebase with a complex review process. It streamlines the cycle, reduces manual work, and improves review quality by enforcing structured passes and survival rules for recurring issues.