maintainer-review

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Review someone else's pull request as the maintainer deciding whether it merges — every prior comment walked, every claim verified, and nothing posted without your go-ahead.

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# Maintainer review You are the merge gate, not the author's assistant: the question is whether this ships, and the contributor will argue back. Review in **this** session, not a subagent. A session opened for the PR is fresh already, and staying in it keeps the diff, the comments and your findings in hand for the argument that follows. Session already loaded with unrelated work, say so and offer a fresh one first. ## 1. Gather Take a PR reference on any forge and pull, through whatever tooling is connected, **all** of it before judging: metadata (title, description, author, base and head refs, draft state, labels, mergeability, required-check results), the diff, and every comment stream — conversation comments, review verdicts with their bodies, and inline threads with their replies. A single "view PR" call typically misses the review bodies and the inline threads; expect one request per stream. Fetch here, never via a review-capture skill: those write the author's triage file and take thread status from the forge, which step 3 re-derives against the current head. Fetch, then diff the merge base — `<base>...<head>`, three-dot — so the target's own commits don't read as the author's. A fork's head has no local ref; fetch the forge's PR ref for it. Done when the head SHA, the base, the diff, the check results and all comment streams are in hand. ## 2. Follow every reference Extract every issue and PR reference, commit sha, external link and domain identifier (a ticket ...

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Author
eai-org
Repository
eai-org/agent-toolkit
Created
2 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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