remote-pr-review
Testing & QualityCreate a dedicated worktree for a GitHub PR (use `wf` for openai/openai workforests, `wt` for all other repos), check out the PR locally, run `codex review` plus a PAL `mcp__pal__precommit` review against the PR base, then merge both into one actionable review summary.
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Remote PR Review
Overview
Create a clean, throwaway worktree for a PR, then run two independent review passes (codex review and PAL precommit) and merge the feedback into one prioritized set of fixes.
Inputs
pr: PR number or URL (preferred)repo: optionalOWNER/REPO(used whenpris a number and you’re not already in the target repo)repo-dir: optional local repo path (required for non-openai/openai PRs if you aren’t already in that repo)extra: optional focus areas (perf, security, API, tests, etc.)
Quick start
- Prepare a
pr-review-<pr-number>worktree and print JSON:python "<path-to-skill>/scripts/prepare_pr_worktree.py" --pr "<number-or-url>" --json- If
--pris just a number and you’re not in the target repo, add--repo "<owner/repo>". - For non-openai/openai repos, add
--repo-dir "<path-to-local-clone>"when needed.
The JSON includes at least: worktree_dir, repo, pr_number, base_ref, head_ref, pr_url.
Workflow
1) Create / reuse the PR worktree
- Run
prepare_pr_worktree.py. - If it fails due to a dirty worktree/repo, stop and either clean it up or delete the worktree and retry.
2) Run Codex review (CLI)
cd <worktree_dir>- Ensure base ref exists locally (pick the right remote for the repo; prefer
upstreamif present, elseorigin):git fetch <remote> <base_ref>
- Run review and capture the full output as
codex_review:- Default prompt (if the user didn’t provide one):
codex review --base "<remote>/<base_ref>" "Review for correctness, security, performance, tests, and maintainability. Prioritize issues (blockers vs suggestions vs nits) and reference files/paths when possible."
- If the user provided extra focus areas, append them to the prompt.
- Default prompt (if the user didn’t provide one):
3) Run PAL precommit review (tool)
- Call
functions.mcp__pal__precommitagainst the PR base (not staged/unstaged):path:<worktree_dir>compare_to:"<remote>/<base_ref>"precommit_type:"external"severity_filter:"all"
Capture the output as pal_review.
4) Merge feedback and present a single review
- Deduplicate overlapping findings; reconcile disagreements (call them out explicitly).
- Prioritize into:
- Blockers (must fix): correctness, security, data loss, breaking API/ABI, missing tests, CI failures.
- High-signal improvements: maintainability, performance, edge cases, observability.
- Nits: style/consistency (only if low-noise).
- Provide a short verification checklist (tests to run, manual steps, roll-out risk).
Cleanup (optional)
- openai/openai (workforest):
wf rm pr-review-<pr-number> -y - other repos (git worktree):
wt rm "<worktree_dir>" -f(orgit -C "<repo-dir>" worktree remove "<worktree_dir>")