scan-repo
ProductivityWeekly repo activity scan — new discussions, issues, and PRs, ordered by effort into an action list
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Scan Repo
Scan all activity on gittower/git-flow-next since the last scan and produce a prioritized action list: what came in (discussions, issues, PRs), what needs a reaction from us, and in which order to tackle it — quick wins first, deeper work later, each item with the command that handles it.
Read-only: the scan never posts, labels, or replies. It only reports. Meant to be run manually about once per week.
Arguments
/scan-repo [since]
since— optional lookback: a duration (7d,14d) or a date (2026-07-01). Default: the date of the most recent scan report in.ai/scans/, or 7 days if none exists.
Instructions
1. Determine the Window
ls .ai/scans/scan-*.md 2>/dev/null | sort | tail -1
Use the date in the newest filename as SINCE unless an argument was
given. Fall back to 7 days ago. Get today's date with date +%Y-%m-%d.
2. Gather Activity
Collect in parallel where possible:
Discussions (GraphQL):
gh api graphql -f query='query { repository(owner: "gittower", name: "git-flow-next") {
discussions(first: 30, orderBy: {field: UPDATED_AT, direction: DESC}) {
nodes { number title category { name } isAnswered updatedAt createdAt
author { login } comments(last: 3) { nodes { author { login } createdAt } } } } } }'
Flag: new discussions since SINCE; unanswered questions; threads where
the last comment is not ours.
Issues:
- New since the window:
gh issue list --state open --search "created:>SINCE" --json number,title,labels,author,createdAt - Updated with external activity:
gh issue list --state open --search "updated:>SINCE" --json number,title,labels,comments,updatedAt— for each, check whether the last comment is from an external user (awaiting our reply) or from us (awaiting theirs; no action) - Open
needs info-type situations where the reporter has now responded
Pull requests:
- Assess every open PR exactly as
/check-prsdoes (read.claude/skills/check-prs/SKILL.md, steps 1–2) — status vs the review response window, days waiting, whose move it is - Additionally flag PRs opened since
SINCEas new
Housekeeping signals (cheap checks, include only if noteworthy):
- CI status on main:
gh run list --branch main --limit 5 --json conclusion,name - Open spec issues (
label:spec) with no linked PR — accepted work nobody started
Treat comments by repo collaborators and bots as "ours"; everyone else is external.
3. Classify by Effort
Sort every actionable item into one of three buckets:
Quick wins — minutes each, mostly judgment-free:
- Questions we can answer directly (answer known from code/docs)
- Obvious duplicates to link and close
- Reporters who answered a needs-info request (unblock them)
- Reminder-worthy PRs approaching the response window
- Small PRs (single file, few lines, clear purpose)
One command — the autonomous pipelines do the heavy lifting; our cost is reviewing their output at the gates:
- Untriaged bug reports and feature requests →
/triage - Typical incoming PRs →
/handle-pr - Lapsed response windows →
/takeover-pr - Accepted-but-unstarted specs →
/resolve-issue
Needs thinking — human design or policy judgment up front:
- Feature requests touching architecture, config semantics, or compatibility (triage will end in a design discussion)
- Bug reports that contradict the spec or expose unclear intended behavior
- Large or multi-concern PRs (scope conversation with the author)
- Anything where two pipelines conflict (e.g., PR submitted for an issue that was never accepted)
Within each bucket, order by age (oldest first) — external people are waiting.
4. Write the Report
Write .ai/scans/scan-<today>.md:
# Repo Scan <today> (since <SINCE>)
## Summary
<2-3 sentences: volume, anything urgent, overall state>
## Action List
### Quick wins
| # | Item | Waiting | Why quick | Command |
|---|------|---------|-----------|---------|
| 1 | discussion #12 — <title> | 6d | answer is in docs/gitflow-config.5.md | reply directly |
| 2 | issue #101 — <title> | 3d | duplicate of #87 | /triage 101 |
### One command
| # | Item | Waiting | Pipeline | Command |
|---|------|---------|----------|---------|
| 3 | issue #103 — <title> | 2d | bug triage | /triage 103 |
| 4 | PR #99 — <title> | 4d | review | /handle-pr 99 |
### Needs thinking
| # | Item | Waiting | What to think about |
|---|------|---------|---------------------|
| 5 | issue #104 — <title> | 5d | proposes new branch type semantics — design call needed |
## No Action Needed
<Items with recent activity that are waiting on the other side, in-window
PRs, answered discussions — one line each so nothing looks forgotten.>
## Housekeeping
<CI on main, unstarted specs, anything stale — or "all green".>
5. Report to User
Show the summary and the full action list in the conversation, in tackle order. End with the single most valuable next command (usually action #1).