Pr Review

PR Review

Review a PR against its linked issue and project constraints. Do not push fixes.

Inputs

PR number or URL. Reviewer GitHub login (must not be PR author). Any custom concerns.

Review-aware

Before starting: check if <pr-slug>.findings.md exists. If it does, incorporate prior findings into this review.

Workflow

1. Verify identity — Run gh api user --jq .login. If reviewer == PR author, stop and request an identity switch.

   If you need a separate reviewer identity (e.g., work vs. personal account):

   # One-time setup for a reviewer account
   GH_CONFIG_DIR=~/.config/gh-reviewer gh auth login
   # Then prefix all gh commands with GH_CONFIG_DIR=~/.config/gh-reviewer
   GH_CONFIG_DIR=~/.config/gh-reviewer gh api user --jq .login
   

2. Load PR + spec — Run gh pr view <n> and gh pr diff <n>. Extract linked issue (Fixes #X) and read its full spec.

3. Review — Check:

   • Spec alignment (goals, scope, success criteria)
   • Architecture compliance (AGENTS.md invariants, authoritative systems)
   • Testing posture (new tests where appropriate; no unjustified test edits)
   • Docs drift or duplication
   • Git hygiene (commit structure, no debug leftovers)
   • If a check is red, compare against main and inspect the full PR commit range before classifying it. If the failure appears anywhere in the PR range, treat it as branch-owned regression and review it as part of the PR.

4. Report findings — Group by severity (Critical/Major/Minor) with path:line references. State a clear decision: approve / request changes / non-blocking.

5. Submit — Use /findings to write <pr-slug>.findings.md, OR submit via:

   gh pr review <n> --request-changes --body "..."
   

   Do not review as the PR author.

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