Pr Automation
- 1 repo stars
- Updated August 4, 2026
- stbenjam/claude-nine
pr-automation is an agent skill that automates pull request workflows through a Claude Nine plugin.
About
pr-automation is a lightweight agent skill packaged as a Claude Nine plugin whose stated purpose is to automate pull request workflows. For developers who ship through GitHub or similar hosts, that typically means fewer repetitive steps when opening PRs, keeping branches in sync, or running standardized PR rituals the plugin encodes—even though the public readme is minimal and does not enumerate every command. Treat it as tooling: you still own test gates, security review, and merge policy; the skill accelerates the mechanical PR layer so you can focus on diff quality. Install it when your agent already has git and network access to your repository host and you want procedural knowledge for PR automation instead of ad-hoc shell scripts. Because documentation is sparse, validate behavior against your org’s branch protection and required checks before relying on it in production repos.
- Automates pull request workflows from the agent
- Fits Claude Nine plugin packaging for git-host operations
- Reduces manual PR housekeeping during ship cycles
- Intended as workflow glue around review and merge, not a substitute for human review
Pr Automation by the numbers
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| repo stars | ★ 1 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | August 4, 2026 |
| Repository | stbenjam/claude-nine ↗ |
What it does
Automate repetitive pull-request steps—open, update, label, or sync PR workflows—from your agent instead of clicking through the host UI.
Who is it for?
Best when you use Claude Code with git-hosted repos and want plugin-shaped PR workflow automation.
Skip if: Skip if you forbid agents from git or API access to PRs, or workflows that need documented step-by-step PR commands in SKILL.md before trust.
When should I use this skill?
User wants to automate pull request workflows or reduce manual PR steps on a git host.
What you get
Pull request operations run through a defined automation path so branches move toward review and merge with less manual host UI work.
- Executed PR workflow actions (open/update/sync per plugin behavior)
- Reduced manual PR management steps in the ship path
Files
Automate pull request workflows
pr-automation
Source: ./plugins/pr-automation
{ "name": "pr-automation", "source": "./plugins/pr-automation", "description": "Automate pull request workflows" }
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Plugin-style PR workflow skill—not a full code-review checker or CI replacement.
FAQ
Who is pr-automation for?
Developers and small teams on Claude Nine who want agent-driven automation for routine pull request workflows.
When should I use pr-automation?
During Ship, especially in review and launch prep, whenever you are opening, updating, or managing PRs and prefer agent automation over manual git-host clicks.
Is pr-automation safe to install?
Check the Security Audits panel on this page; PR automation implies git and likely API access—scope tokens minimally and align with branch protection rules.