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gh-tuner

v0.1.19

Published

Delta-based issue triage and PR review summaries for OSS maintainers

Readme

gh-tuner

[!NOTE] This is a personal tool. Contributions are not accepted.

Delta-based issue triage and PR review summaries for OSS maintainers.

gh-tuner scans your GitHub repos, filters out noise, and generates a structured markdown checklist of what needs your attention — aligned to your review schedule.

Quick start

Run directly with npx (no install needed):

# Issue triage (auto-detects delta window based on your schedule)
npx gh-tuner@latest issues

# PR review checklist
npx gh-tuner@latest prs

# Both issues and PRs
npx gh-tuner@latest all

Options

# Override the delta window start date
npx gh-tuner@latest issues --since 2026-07-01

# Save output to a file instead of stdout
npx gh-tuner@latest issues --output summary.md

# Skip opening items in the browser
npx gh-tuner@latest issues --no-open

# Force open all items even if there are more than 50
npx gh-tuner@latest issues --open-all

# Use a custom config file
npx gh-tuner@latest issues --config ./my-config.yaml

# Show help
npx gh-tuner@latest --help
npx gh-tuner@latest issues --help

Install from source

git clone [email protected]:awanlin/gh-tuner.git
cd gh-tuner
yarn install
yarn tsc

Configuration

Create a gh-tuner.yaml in your project root:

user: your-github-username
startDate: 2026-07-07

repos:
  - name: org/repo
    scope: all # fetch all issues/PRs
    cadence: weekly # weekly | biweekly | monthly
  - name: org/other-repo
    scope: filtered # only items involving you + label matches
    labels:
      - area:search
      - area:docs

schedule:
  tuesday:
    mode: issues
    since: last-thursday
  thursday:
    mode: issues
    since: last-tuesday
  friday:
    mode: prs
    since: last-friday

securityKeywords:
  - security
  - CVE
  - GHSA

filters:
  humanEngagementOnly: true # only surface human comments, not system activity
  excludeAwaitingOthers: true # skip items where you're the last commenter

Requirements

  • Node.js 22 or 24 (LTS versions only — pinned via .nvmrc to 24)
  • GitHub CLI (gh) authenticated

CI

A GitHub Actions workflow (.github/workflows/CI.yml) runs on every pull request:

  1. Version check — verifies package.json version was bumped
  2. Type checkyarn tsc:full
  3. Lintyarn lint (ESLint with typescript-eslint)
  4. Format checkyarn format:check (Prettier)
  5. Testsyarn test (Vitest)

License

MIT