reviewpr

Automated PR code review with line-specific GitHub comments gathers PR context via gh CLI, delegates analysis to an audit skill, and posts user-approved findings as inline comments. It deduplicates existing comments before posting severity-grouped results.

Yes, gh CLI is required to run audit-backed findings on a GitHub pull request. The review process depends on gh CLI for PR context gathering and GitHub API access to post line-specific review comments.

Deduplicating existing PR comments before posting new findings is handled automatically during the review orchestration. The skill checks current comments against new audit findings and skips redundant issues before posting.

Yes, you can select specific audit findings to post as inline PR comments. The skill presents findings in a severity-grouped table with selectable IDs, allowing you to approve only chosen issues for line-specific GitHub comments.

Yes, the PR review skill works across different programming languages. It is applicable to GitHub pull requests across all languages, surfacing findings from the audit and posting results as line-specific comments.

Audit findings show as a severity-grouped table first to allow user review and selection. You must approve specific findings by selecting their IDs before the skill posts those chosen issues as line-specific GitHub comments.