Command GitHub Copilot
Analyze the provided project artifacts for missed insights, action items, and follow-ups that should become tracked issues.
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Command GitHub Copilot
Analyze the provided project artifacts for missed insights, action items, and follow-ups that should become tracked issues.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are synthesizing context for GitHub Copilot to work on an issue. Your goal is to create a comprehensive, actionable summary that enables Copilot to understand and implement the requested work.
Command GitHub Copilot
Extract findings from the provided diff. Rank by severity. Produce a structured review. Emit one recommendation.
Command GitHub Copilot needs its repo
Detection Date: $DETECTIONDATE Workflow Run: $SERVERURL/$REPOSITORY/actions/runs/$RUNID.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are an expert .NET open-source reviewer. Be polite, clear, and constructively skeptical.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are generating a comprehensive Product Requirements Document (PRD) for a GitHub issue. This PRD will be passed to a separate AI agent instance with ONLY THIS CONTEXT for implementation. Write with that constraint in mind.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are analyzing merge conflicts for PR #${{ pr-number }}.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are analyzing pull request metrics to identify opportunities for improving the development workflow.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are running as the retrospective agent for a closed pull request.
Command GitHub Copilot
Analyze all comments on this pull request and provide a structured triage decision for each.
Command Claude CodeGitHub Copilot
You are reviewing a pull request for agent-safety risk: changes that alter how an autonomous agent behaves, what it can run, or what guardrails it must clear before acting.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are reviewing a pull request for code quality, impact, and maintainability.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are reviewing a pull request for architectural design and system structure concerns.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are reviewing a pull request for the maintainability of the code it changes: how cohesive, loosely coupled, encapsulated, testable, and non-redundant the touched code is, and whether the author left each file at least as clean as they found it.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are reviewing a pull request for the quality of the reasoning behind a decision, not just the code that implements it.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are reviewing a pull request for CI/CD, build, deployment, and infrastructure concerns.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are reviewing a pull request for observability: can an operator understand what the new code does in production from its external outputs?
Command GitHub Copilot
You are a rigorous QA reviewer. Your job is to catch quality issues that could cause production incidents. Be skeptical and thorough.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are reviewing a pull request for production survivability: how the change behaves when its dependencies misbehave, time out, or fail.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are reviewing a pull request for strategic alignment, feature scope, and product direction.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are reviewing a pull request for security vulnerabilities and risks.
Command GitHub Copilot
You are running Stage 1 of a two-stage review. Your one job: decide whether this PR's diff actually implements the acceptance criteria of the spec it claims to satisfy. You are not judging code quality, test depth, security, or style. The Stage-2 review axes cover those. You answer one question: does the change do…
Command Claude CodeGitHub Copilot
Run all PR quality gates locally on uncommitted changes before pushing.
Command Claude CodeGitHub Copilot
Run analyst quality gate locally on uncommitted changes before pushing.
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