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@e9n/pi-github

v0.1.0

Published

GitHub integration for pi — PR management, issue tracking, and review feedback commands

Downloads

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Readme

@e9n/pi-github

GitHub integration for pi via the gh CLI — PR management, issue tracking, CI status, and automated review resolution.

Features

  • List and manage PRs, issues, and notifications
  • Create and merge PRs from the current branch
  • Automated PR review fix flow: fetch unresolved threads → fix → resolve on GitHub
  • All commands available as both /gh-* and /github-* variants

Requirements

  • gh CLI installed and authenticated (gh auth login)
  • Git repository with a GitHub remote

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | /gh-prs [mine\|review-requested\|all] | List open pull requests | | /gh-issues [mine\|label:name\|all] | List open issues | | /gh-status | Repo status: open PRs, issues, CI, current branch PR | | /gh-notifications [all] | Show unread GitHub notifications | | /gh-pr-create [title] | Create a PR for the current branch (pushes first) | | /gh-pr-review [pr-number] | Show PR review feedback and decision | | /gh-pr-fix [pr-number] | Fetch unresolved review threads and send to agent for fixing; run again with thread numbers to push, resolve, and post summary | | /gh-pr-merge [pr-number] | Merge a PR, delete remote branch, pull base, clean up local branch | | /gh-actions [branch] | List recent workflow runs |

PR fix workflow

  1. /gh-pr-fix [pr-number] — fetches unresolved review threads, checks out the PR branch, and sends a structured prompt to the agent
  2. Agent reads the feedback, fixes the code, and commits
  3. /gh-pr-fix 1 2 3 (with thread numbers) — pushes, resolves the listed threads on GitHub via GraphQL, and posts a summary comment

Install

pi install npm:@e9n/pi-github

License

MIT