From core
Fetches unresolved GitHub PR review comments via script, analyzes against current code by file, categorizes as 'should address' or 'can ignore', and summarizes fixes.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/core:unresolved-pr-commentsThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Fetch and analyze unresolved review comments from a GitHub pull request.
Fetch and analyze unresolved review comments from a GitHub pull request.
Run the script to fetch PR comment data:
bash scripts/unresolvedPrComments.sh [pr-number]
If no PR number is provided, it uses the PR associated with the current branch.
Note: Limited to 100 review threads, 10 comments per thread, and 100 reviews.
Using the JSON output from the script:
Then, for EVERY comment (both unresolvedComments AND nitpickComments):
Group comments by file path and read each file once (not per-comment)
If a file no longer exists, note that the comment may be outdated
Assess each comment against the current code. When multiple comments appear at the same file and line, they are part of the same review thread — read them together as a conversation
Group your assessment as follows:
Should address
Can ignore
Net Summary of how many are worth fixing and what kind of issues they are. Offer to fix, but do NOT start until the user confirms.
npx claudepluginhub clipboardhealth/core-utils --plugin coreFetches unresolved GitHub PR review comments, filtered by author/reviewer role and recency (last-review or date). Use to address feedback, check resolutions, or resume PR work.
Fetches, organizes, and presents GitHub PR comments—issue-level, review bodies, inline—grouped by human/bot with extracted must-fix/optional actionable items.
Fetches GitHub PR review comments via gh CLI and Python script, creates task checklists for threads, links commits to reviews, and blocks completion until all resolved. Use for systematic PR feedback handling.