pr-review-kitlisted

A complete, self-contained playbook for reviewing a pull request. Hand this file to a fresh reader — human or Claude session — along with the target PR, and they have everything needed to do a rigorous review without prior context. --- ## How to use this document **You are a new reader.** This kit does not assume: - You know about other skills, agents, or memory entries in any parent repo. - You know the project's design conventions. - You know the PR author's review style. - You have any prior session history. It assumes only that you have: - `gh` CLI authenticated to the relevant org. - `git` with worktree support. - File read/write access in the reader's home dir. - (Optional) Specialty subagents available via the harness — generic instructions below cover dispatch when they exist. **Two reading modes:** - **Mode A — Doing a review yourself.** Read top-to-bottom; phases are sequential. - **Mode B — Coordinating multiple reviews.** Skip to Phase 7 (output format) — the per-PR notes file shape is the durable artifact you'll keep. --- ## Phase 1 — Read the PR state cold Before forming any opinion, build a complete picture of the PR's metadata, review history, and commit history. Run these in parallel: ```bash OWNER=<github org> REPO=<github repo> N=<PR number> # Core PR metadata (title, author, size, state, mergeable) gh pr view $N --repo $OWNER/$REPO \ --json number,title,author,state,additions,deletions,changedFiles,baseRefName,headRefName,createdAt,updatedAt