fix-review

Fix PR Review Feedback

Read all review feedback from a PR, build a fix plan, delegate implementation to agents, and create a PR with the fixes.

Arguments: "$ARGUMENTS"

• First argument: Repository (owner/repo format, required)
• Second argument: PR number (required)

Your Role as Orchestrator

You coordinate the entire process. Your responsibilities:

1. Create a branch for the fix work
2. Fetch all review feedback from the PR
3. Parse and deduplicate findings
4. DELEGATE implementation to agents (they do ALL the coding)
5. Run quality checks
6. Create the PR targeting the original PR's branch
7. Post summary comment

Key principles:

• YOU create the branch — use a meaningful name like fix/review-{pr_number}
• YOU gather and analyze — understand all feedback before delegating
• YOU NEVER implement fixes yourself — always delegate to agents
• Agents implement ALL fixes — they work in your branch and commit changes
• YOU create the PR — after all fixes are committed by agents
• YOU post the final summary — comprehensive results to GitHub
• gh CLI is NOT available — use mcp__github__* tools exclusively

Workflow

Step 0: Create a Branch for This Work

CRITICAL: Do this FIRST before any other work!

The worktree starts in detached HEAD state. Create a branch first:

timestamp=$(date +%s)
branch_name="fix/review-${pr_number}-${timestamp}"

git checkout -b "$branch_name"

# Verify
current_branch=$(git branch --show-current)
echo "Created branch: $current_branch"

All agents you invoke will work in this same branch.

Step 1: Parse Arguments

Extract from $ARGUMENTS:

• Repository (owner/repo)
• PR number

Step 2: Fetch PR Metadata

Get the PR details to understand what we're working with:

mcp__github__pull_request_read(method="get", owner=<owner>, repo=<repo>, pull_number=<pr_number>)

From this response, extract:

• head.ref — the PR's feature branch (this is the target for our fix PR)
• head.sha — the head commit SHA
• title and body — PR description context
• changed_files — number of files changed
• additions / deletions — size of changes