# Pr Feedback Radar > Find new unanswered human requests directed at the user on recently opened, still-open GitHub and Azure DevOps PRs. Prioritize demonstrably blocking responses and send a deduplicated Teams self-chat digest. Use for unanswered feedback, response reminders, or recurring feedback digests; not code review, acting on feedback, bot activity, or already-answered comments. - Skill: `martintmk/pr-feedback-radar` (Agent Skill) - Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add martintmk/pr-feedback-radar` - Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/martintmk/pr-feedback-radar/raw - Safety review: pending - Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex - Category: DevOps & Infra - Author: martintmk (https://skillmd.com/u/martintmk) - Updated: 2026-09-21 - Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/martintmk/pr-feedback-radar --- # PR Feedback Radar Discovery grants no answering, resolution or editing authority; unattended action uses `feedback-autonomy`. For each scan, load the [radar run procedure](../pr-review-radar/radar-run.md) directly, not the review radar skill. This file owns feedback eligibility, deduplication and report shape. ## Scope and state With neither explicit repositories nor a saved list, copy and save only `repositories` from valid `pr-review-radar` state once, never `reported`. Thereafter use this radar's list. Include only PRs open at the scan instant and created in the inclusive interval from scan minus seven 24-hour periods through scan. Updated/comment times cannot admit older PRs. Include own, draft and already-user-reviewed PRs. The `pr-feedback-radar` directory's `state.json` shape is: ```json { "version": 1, "repositories": [{"provider": "github", "repository": "owner/repository"}], "reported": { "github|https://github.com/owner/repository/pull/123|review-comment|987": { "sourceUpdatedAt": "2026-09-04T08:00:00Z", "contentHash": "sha256:0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef", "reportedAt": "2026-09-04T09:00:00Z" } } } ``` Keys combine provider and canonical PR URL with GitHub feedback kind and immutable database ID (distinguish issue comments, review bodies, review-thread comments), or Azure DevOps thread ID and comment ID. SHA-256 hash bodies after normalizing line endings and insignificant surrounding whitespace; preserve case/meaningful content. An absent key or changed hash is new only while still awaiting response. Timestamp/whitespace-only edits, priority, review state and head changes are not new. Human follow-ups have new IDs and may reintroduce a reported PR. `sourceUpdatedAt` is edit time, falling back to creation time only when no separate edit time exists. ## Evidence and human filter Collect every eligible PR's GitHub issue comments, submitted review bodies, review threads/replies, resolution state, review requests and latest review states; or Azure DevOps threads/comments, status, reviewer votes and requests. Retain immutable IDs, actor identity/type, creation/edit times, thread/reply relationships, resolution and canonical links. Read merge-review/reviewer policies as needed for blocking; cache within repository/branch scope. Before interpreting requests, require proven human authorship: - **GitHub:** require `User`; exclude `Bot`, `App`, `Mannequin`, `Organization`, deleted/missing actors, `[bot]` logins, generated events and repository/organization-identified automation/service accounts. - **Azure DevOps:** require metadata identifying an individual; exclude system comments, build/project collection services, service principals, managed identities, extensions, pipelines and other automation. Exclude ambiguous identities, bot-relayed human words and the user's own comments from incoming feedback. User comments, review/status changes, reactions, requests, commits and policy updates may corroborate expectation, answers or blocking, never create items. ## Unanswered requests Require another human's actual question, request/change, decision, re-review or explicit acknowledgement request, directed through at least one of: 1. **Own PR:** a review comment/body or PR comment asks the PR author to change, explain, decide, confirm or answer. 2. **Direct address:** provider-identity mention, clear reply to the user's comment/review, or naming them as the person whose input is needed. 3. **Requested reviewer:** the user is actively requested and a human participant says ready for their review/re-review, asks their decision or responds to their earlier feedback. 4. **Follow-up:** a directed question/request after the user's last response in that conversation. Authorship, assignment, review requests, participation or expertise alone never supply the request. Omit ambiguous intent. Close requests after a later material user response in-thread; for unthreaded requests, require a later user comment clearly quoting, linking or answering that specific request. Thread resolution, request withdrawal/dismissal or a later human's explicit "no action/response needed" also closes them. Close when the latest material exchange ends the request with acknowledgement, thanks, approval, information, a rhetorical question or optional suggestion needing no decision/action. Unrelated exchanges, commits, force-pushes, status changes, reactions or elapsed time alone do not answer it. Select the latest unanswered request per thread, retaining independent unresolved threads as separate items. Deduplicate across provider surfaces; omit a whole review summary when all its requests are represented by threads. ## Blocking and selection Use **High priority - blocking** only with evidence the user's response currently prevents someone proceeding: - A human explicitly awaits or cannot proceed without the user's answer, decision, change, approval or re-review; this includes a reviewer blocked on review/dependent work by unanswered feedback on the user's PR. - The user's active changes-requested/negative review blocks merge, and the author subsequently says it was addressed or requests their re-review. - Applicable branch/reviewer policy specifically requires the user's outstanding approval or decision. Record proof; say "one of the blockers" when other checks also block merge. Unresolved threads, reviewer requests, urgency, unknown mergeability, failing CI or insufficient approvals alone warrant only normal priority. Record human author, expected response, unanswered-since time, direction/blocking evidence, key, source edit time and hash. Exclude reported same-hash items. Group new actionable items per PR; high priority requires an included blocking item. Sort high priority first, then oldest included unanswered request, ascending PR creation time, then canonical URL. Ranking/waiting time ignore unchanged old feedback. ## Report Use title **PR Feedback Radar**, count **pull requests with new feedback awaiting your response**, and groups **High priority - you are blocking someone** and **Response needed**. **Why respond:** identify the human author/request, direction, oldest included waiting time and exact blocking evidence for high priority; preserve separate requests. Example: "Alex says the change is complete and asks you to re-review; your active changes-requested review is one of the merge blockers. Waiting since 3 September." Empty-result wording: no new human PR feedback awaiting the user's response. Delivery entries contain included items' `sourceUpdatedAt`, `contentHash` and `reportedAt`, never answered/unrepresented requests. Report PRs sent and how many were high priority.