Address PR review
Review the PR comments. Address the valid and required findings.
Address Pr Review
gjkim42/kanon-repo/skills/address-pr-reviewby gjkim42b30d6f4d14edNo licenseListed Oct 8, 2026Updated Oct 8, 2026Repository updated 4 weeks ago
Review the comments on a PR and address the findings that are valid and required. Use when the user says "address-pr-review", asks to address the PR review, handle or apply the review comments or review feedback on a PR, or fix what the reviewers asked for. Defaults to the PR for the current branch when none is named. This skill changes code; it is not a review pass.
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AI-generated overview
Reviews PR comments and applies the valid, required review findings to the code.
- What it does
- This skill reviews the comments left on a pull request and addresses the findings that are valid and required. It defaults to the PR for the current branch when no PR is named. It changes code rather than performing a review pass, so its output is applied fixes to the branch.
- When to use it
- Use it when the user says "address-pr-review", asks to address PR review, handle or apply review comments or review feedback on a PR, or fix what reviewers asked for.
- Requirements
- No scripts are shipped; it is instructions only. It needs access to the pull request and its comments, and the ability to edit the code in the repository.
Source and attribution
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