retrieve-diff-from-github-pr

To retrieve a GitHub pull request diff for automated code review, provide the PR reference via the owner/repo#number format or a full GitHub URL to fetch the unified diff and file-level changes via the GitHub API.

You can extract metadata from a GitHub pull request including the title, author, base and head branches, state, labels, and reviewers, alongside structured outputs like pr_info, commits, and files for downstream orchestration.

Yes, you can use a full GitHub URL to fetch pull request details, as the skill accepts multiple PR reference formats including full URLs, owner/repo#number, or just the number with sufficient context.

You integrate MCP tools to fetch pull request details by running this skill as the entry point in a review workflow, allowing the MCP integration to automatically retrieve PR metadata and changed files for downstream analyzers.

The best way to automate code review pipelines using GitHub PR diffs is to use this skill as the entry point, preparing structured inputs such as pr_info, base_ref, head_ref, and diff for specialist reviews and analyzers.

No specific dependencies are required to fetch PR details and changed files from GitHub, as the skill operates without external dependencies and integrates directly with MCP tools to retrieve pull request data.