github-pr-feedback

name: github-pr-feedback description: Fetch unresolved review threads and PR comments for the pull request tied to the resolved target branch

GitHub PR Feedback

Find the pull request associated with the resolved target branch (ticket branch when available, otherwise current branch) and return both:

• unresolved review threads
• PR conversation comments

What This Skill Does

1. Resolves the target branch (prefer git-find-ticket-branch when ticket ID is known)
2. Resolves the owner/repo from the origin remote
3. Finds the PR tied to that branch
4. Fetches review threads and PR comments from that PR
5. Filters review threads to unresolved only (is_resolved: false)
6. Returns a concise, actionable summary of unresolved threads and comments

Required Tools

• Git
• git-find-ticket-branch skill
• GitHub MCP with:
  • list_pull_requests
  • list_pr_comments

Steps

1. Resolve target branch:

   • If ticket ID is available, use git-find-ticket-branch to find the ticket branch.
   • If ticket ID is not available, fall back to:

     git branch --show-current
     

   If no branch can be resolved (for example detached HEAD and no ticket ID), stop and report that no target branch is available.

2. Resolve repository from origin:

   git remote get-url origin
   

   Parse either format:

   • git@github.com:owner/repo.git
   • https://github.com/owner/repo.git

   Extract owner and repo (without .git).

3. Find PR for the branch:

   • Call list_pull_requests with:
     • owner
     • repo
     • state: "open"
     • head: "{owner}:{target-branch}"
   • If no open PR is found, call again with state: "all" and pick the most recently updated match.
   • If no PR exists for this branch, report that and stop.

4. Fetch all PR threads and comments:

   • Call list_pr_comments with:
     • owner
     • repo
     • pull_number

   Use both arrays from the response:

   • review_threads
   • issue_comments

5. Filter unresolved threads and collect comments:

   • Keep only threads where is_resolved is false
   • Keep both outdated and non-outdated unresolved threads
   • Keep all issue_comments (PR conversation comments)
   • Note: comments are not resolved/unresolved in GitHub; only threads are

6. Return results:

   • PR number, title, URL
   • Branch name
   • Branch source (git-find-ticket-branch or current branch)
   • Total thread count
   • Unresolved thread count
   • Total comment count
   • For each unresolved thread, include:
     • thread_id
     • path and line (if present)
     • is_outdated
     • latest comment author and timestamp
     • latest comment snippet (short)
   • For each PR comment, include:
     • comment id
     • author and timestamp
     • comment snippet (short)

Output Format

Use this structure:

PR #123: Example title
URL: https://github.com/owner/repo/pull/123
Branch: feat/STU-15-example
Branch source: git-find-ticket-branch

Review threads: 7 total
Unresolved threads: 2
PR comments: 3 total

Unresolved review threads:
1) PRRT_xxx
   Location: src/file.ts:42
   Outdated: no
   Last comment: octocat at 2026-02-07T12:00:00Z
   "Please rename this for clarity..."

2) PRRT_yyy
   Location: src/other.ts:10
   Outdated: yes
   Last comment: hubot at 2026-02-07T12:05:00Z
   "This still fails when input is empty..."

PR conversation comments:
1) 998877
   Author: octocat at 2026-02-07T12:10:00Z
   "Can we include migration notes in the PR body?"

2) 998878
   Author: hubot at 2026-02-07T12:11:00Z
   "LGTM from the platform side."

If no unresolved threads remain, explicitly return that and still include comments:

No unresolved review threads for PR #123 (feat/STU-15-example).
PR comments: 3 total.

If there are no unresolved threads and no comments:

No unresolved review threads or PR comments for PR #123 (feat/STU-15-example).

Error Handling

• If origin remote is missing, report and ask for owner/repo.
• If git-find-ticket-branch returns no matches, fall back to current branch if available; otherwise report that no ticket branch was found.
• If multiple PRs match the same head branch, use the most recently updated one and mention all candidate PR numbers.
• If GitHub MCP call fails, return the error message verbatim.