review-pull-requests

Automate GitHub PR reviews by validating metadata, linked issues, commit history, and CI status against repository conventions. The skill surfaces actionable findings and generates a structured report with an overall status, merge readiness flag, and quality score for decision support.

Automated pull request checks validate the PR title, body, and labels, verify linked issues, analyze commit history and changed files, and check CI status. This determines overall readiness and quality, producing structured findings, a merge_ready flag, and a score.

Yes, the validation process checks CI status as part of its automated review. It applies checks to the PR metadata, linked issues, commit history, changed files, and CI status to determine merge readiness and generate a structured findings report for reporting.

The best way to validate PR metadata is to provide a PR number to the review skill. It automatically validates the title, body, and labels against repository conventions and generates a comprehensive findings report with merge readiness and scoring.

A low quality score indicates the PR failed validation checks against repository conventions. The skill identifies PR metadata gaps, missing linked issues, commit history inconsistencies, changed file impacts, or CI status failures, surfacing these as actionable findings in the report.

Yes, you provide a PR number to generate a comprehensive findings report. The skill uses this number to fetch metadata, validate it against repository conventions, check CI status, and produce an overall status, merge_ready flag, and score.