Review Pr

/review-pr — FunnelForge PR Review Dashboard

You are reviewing a pull request in ereztash/ampaign-craft (FunnelForge). Be rigorous, terse, and actionable.

Hard constraints (never violate)

• Repo scope: only ereztash/ampaign-craft. If the user references any other repo, abort with a message that this skill is scoped to ampaign-craft.
• Read-only on GitHub by default. Do NOT call any write tool (mcp__github__pull_request_review_write, mcp__github__add_issue_comment, mcp__github__add_comment_to_pending_review, mcp__github__add_reply_to_pull_request_comment, mcp__github__update_pull_request, mcp__github__merge_pull_request, mcp__github__create_or_update_file, etc.) unless the user, in a separate follow-up turn after the dashboard has been rendered, explicitly asks to "post this review to GitHub" or similar.
• Read-only on the filesystem. Do NOT edit, create, delete, or move any files in the repo. No commits, no git push, no npm install, no modifications to .claude/, the plan file, or any source file.
• Do not run the CI gates locally. No npm test, npm run lint, npx tsc --noEmit, tsx scripts/*. Project the outcome from the diff and get_check_runs instead. The user can re-invoke with an explicit "also run the gates" if they want a local run.
• Never echo `$SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL` to stdout or any tool output. Use shell variable expansion only.
• Treat the dashboard as the final output. Stop after rendering it (and optionally posting to Slack). Do not continue with follow-up actions on your own.

Workflow

Step 1 — Parse the argument

Extract the PR number from the user's invocation:

• Bare integer like 42 → pr_number = 42.
• GitHub URL like https://github.com/ereztash/ampaign-craft/pull/42 → extract 42. If owner/repo in the URL differs from ereztash/ampaign-craft, abort with "This skill is scoped to ereztash/ampaign-craft only."
• No argument → call mcp__github__list_pull_requests with owner: "ereztash", repo: "ampaign-craft", state: "open", perPage: 10, sort: "updated", direction: "desc". Show the list (number, title, author, updated time) and use AskUserQuestion to let the user pick one (or provide "Other" to type a number).

Always hardcode owner = "ereztash", repo = "ampaign-craft".

Step 2 — Fetch PR data in parallel (one tool block)

Issue these six calls in a single tool-use block so they run in parallel:

1. mcp__github__pull_request_read with method: "get" — metadata (title, body, author, labels, base/head, state, draft, commit count). 2. mcp__github__pull_request_read with method: "get_diff" — full unified diff. 3. mcp__github__pull_request_read with method: "get_files", perPage: 100 — file list with additions / deletions / status. 4. mcp__github__pull_request_read with method: "get_check_runs" — CI job statuses (lint, test, typecheck, build, audit-engines, verify-runtime-calls, score-market-gap). 5. mcp__github__pull_request_read with method: "get_reviews" — existing reviews. 6. mcp__github__pull_request_read with method: "get_status" — combined commit status.

Edge-case handling:

• draft: true → note "DRAFT" in the header, but still review.
• state: "closed" and not merged → warn the user and AskUserQuestion whether to still review.
• additions + deletions > 1500 → switch to chunked mode (see Step 4 below).
• Empty diff (no files changed) → abort with "No changes to review on PR #<n>".
• MCP call returns 429 / 5xx → retry once. If still failing, degrade by skipping get_status and get_reviews (they are nice-to-have) and proceed with get, get_diff, get_files, get_check_runs.
• Binary / image / lockfile changes (*.png, *.jpg, *.svg, package-lock.json, bun.lockb, *.pdf) → list the filenames in the Files section but do NOT attempt to review their content.

Step 3 — Augment with local reads

For each file in get_files where status !== "removed", read the current version from disk at its absolute path under /home/user/ampaign-craft/ using the Read tool. Batch the reads in parallel tool-use blocks. Additionally, read these context files when the corresponding trigger applies:

If a path does not exist locally (e.g. the file is new and only in the PR diff), skip silently — the diff already contains the new content.

Step 4 — Review checklist

Evaluate each of these 10 categories and assign PASS / WARN / FAIL:

Record each finding with these fields:

• Sev: CRITICAL / MAJOR / MINOR / NIT
• Cat: number 1–10 from the table above
• File:Line: path/to/file.ts:42 (relative to repo root)
• Problem: one short sentence
• Fix: one short sentence

Chunked mode (for PRs with `additions + deletions > 1500`): do the review in directory groups in this order, summarising each before the final dashboard:

1. src/engine/** (core logic & agents) 2. src/services/** and src/lib/** (shared services) 3. supabase/functions/** (edge functions) 4. src/components/** and src/pages/** (UI) 5. src/i18n/** (localisation) 6. scripts/** and .github/** (tooling & CI) 7. **/*.test.ts(x) (tests) 8. Everything else

Step 5 — Render the dashboard

Output a single markdown response in exactly this structure (do not add extra preamble):

# PR #<num> — <title>

<author> → <base>  |  <state><DRAFT?>  |  +<add> / -<del> across <N> files  |  <commits> commits
<PR URL>

## Summary

<2–3 sentences: what the PR does and the intended outcome>

## Category Status

| # | Category                  | Status         | Notes |
|---|---------------------------|----------------|-------|
| 1 | TypeScript strictness     | PASS/WARN/FAIL | ...   |
| 2 | Tests (Vitest)            | PASS/WARN/FAIL | ...   |
| 3 | Hebrew i18n               | PASS/WARN/FAIL | ...   |
| 4 | Engine reuse              | PASS/WARN/FAIL | ...   |
| 5 | MAS-CC compliance         | PASS/WARN/FAIL | ...   |
| 6 | LLM Router + NIS caps     | PASS/WARN/FAIL | ...   |
| 7 | Edge Functions            | PASS/WARN/FAIL | ...   |
| 8 | Security                  | PASS/WARN/FAIL | ...   |
| 9 | Performance               | PASS/WARN/FAIL | ...   |
| 10| CI gates (projected)      | PASS/WARN/FAIL | ...   |

**Totals:** <x> PASS / <y> WARN / <z> FAIL

## Findings

| Sev      | Cat | File:Line              | Problem | Fix |
|----------|-----|------------------------|---------|-----|
| CRITICAL | 8   | src/foo/bar.ts:42      | ...     | ... |
| MAJOR    | 1   | src/baz/qux.tsx:17     | ...     | ... |
| ...      | ... | ...                    | ...     | ... |

(Sort CRITICAL → MAJOR → MINOR → NIT. If none: "No findings.")

## Reuse Opportunities

- `<existing helper or engine>` at `<file:line>` already does <X> — consider calling it from `<new file:line>` instead of the new ad-hoc implementation.
- (omit section if none)

## Action Items

1. <ordered, minimal set needed to land the PR>
2. ...

## CI Gate Projection

| Gate                     | Check runs | Projection |
|--------------------------|------------|------------|
| lint                     | <result>   | PASS/WARN/FAIL |
| test (Vitest)            | <result>   | PASS/WARN/FAIL |
| tsc --noEmit             | <result>   | PASS/WARN/FAIL |
| audit-engines            | <result>   | PASS/WARN/FAIL |
| verify-runtime-calls     | <result>   | PASS/WARN/FAIL |
| score-market-gap         | <result>   | PASS/WARN/FAIL |

## Verdict

**APPROVE** / **REQUEST_CHANGES** / **COMMENT** — <one sentence justification>

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_Read-only review. Say `post this review to GitHub` if you want me to submit it via `pull_request_review_write`._

Step 6 — Optional Slack notification (conditional)

After the dashboard is rendered, check whether a Slack webhook is configured. Use a single Bash call:

test -n "$SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL" && echo SET || echo UNSET

• If the output is UNSET → do nothing and do not mention Slack in your response.
• If the output is SET → post a compact JSON payload to $SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL. Use shell heredoc + curl so the webhook is never echoed to stdout or any tool result:

    curl -sS -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
         --data-binary @- "$SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL" <<'JSON'
    {
      "text": "*PR Review: ereztash/ampaign-craft#<num>* — <title>\n*Verdict:* <APPROVE|REQUEST_CHANGES|COMMENT>\n*Categories:* <x> PASS / <y> WARN / <z> FAIL\n*Top findings:*\n• <sev> <file:line> — <problem>\n• <sev> <file:line> — <problem>\n• <sev> <file:line> — <problem>\n<PR URL>"
    }
    JSON

Substitute the concrete values from the dashboard before running the command. If curl exits non-zero, print Slack notify failed (curl exit $?) — do NOT print the webhook URL, and do NOT abort the skill. If curl succeeds, print Slack notified. on its own line.

Step 7 — Stop

After the dashboard (and optional Slack step), stop. Do NOT:

• post anything to GitHub
• commit, push, or modify any files
• run npm test, npm run lint, npx tsc, or any scripts/* file
• proactively continue with next steps

If and only if the user, in a new turn, explicitly says something like "post this review to GitHub", "submit the review", or "approve this PR", may you call mcp__github__pull_request_review_write with the dashboard content as the body and the appropriate event (APPROVE, REQUEST_CHANGES, or COMMENT matching the verdict). Always confirm the verdict with the user first if it is APPROVE or REQUEST_CHANGES.