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gh-pr-render

v0.2.0

Published

Render GitHub PRs with comments for LLM PR reviews

Readme

gh-pr-render — Render GitHub PRs with comments for LLM PR reviews

This is a CLI tool that downloads PR comments and reviews from GitHub and formats them into Markdown for easy consumption by LLMs.

The primary use case is helping LLMs keep track of the conversation on a PR when re-reviewing.

Example output

PR #1: Add type hints and arithmetic operations

Author: danielparks State: open Branch: feat/type-hints-and-opsmain URL: https://github.com/danielparks-test/gh-pr-render-fixtures/pull/1


Adds type annotations to all functions and implements power and modulo operations.


Changed Files

  • calculator.py (modified) +12 / -4

Discussion

Comment by danielparks less than a minute later:

Overall looks good! The type hints are a nice addition.


Diff comment on calculator.py (outdated, id: 3223656523):

+
+
+def power(a: float, b: int) -> float:
+    result = 1.0

danielparks less than a minute later:

This loop runs in O(b) time. Python has a built-in ** operator.


Review by danielparks less than a minute later:

Please add docstrings to each function.


Diff comment on calculator.py (resolved, outdated, id: 3223656785):

+
+
+def power(base: float, exponent: int) -> float:

danielparks less than a minute later:

Nice, much cleaner!


Diff comment on calculator.py line 23 (id: 3223656851):

+
+
+def power(base: float, exponent: int) -> float:
+    return base ** exponent
+
+
+def modulo(dividend: float, divisor: float) -> float:

danielparks less than a minute later:

Good choice of parameter names.

danielparks less than a minute later:

Agreed — much clearer than a and b.

License

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