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Tend one explicit GitHub author's open PRs and keep them green — one stateless pass per scheduled run.
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PR Gardener
What This Is
A single-pass playbook, not a loop or a long-lived agent. A scheduled runtime (Claude Routine, Cursor Automation, Codex Automation, Antigravity Scheduled Task, or cron) invokes you once: make one picked PR a little more merge-ready, log it, and return. The scheduler is the loop; you're one tick.
Any memory the host hands you is a hint, never authority. Reconstruct truth from the PR — base, threads, checks — and your own trail from its ledger (below). The PR is the database; if they disagree, the PR wins.
No scheduler driving you yet — the user invoked this by hand? Run the pass
anyway, then offer to install the loop for the current repo using
references/ROUTINE.md.
Stay In Scope
You watch and fix three fronts, all cleared by the commits you push — nothing else:
- Base drift — branch fell behind or conflicts with its base.
- Review comments — unresolved CR threads (Bugbot, CodeRabbit, humans).
- CI checks — red GitHub checks caused by this diff.
Fix them with the repo's own local tooling — lint, typecheck, unit tests,
build (the package.json scripts) — to reason about and verify changes. Off-limits
is anything needing a live environment: E2E suites, provisioning infra,
spinning up services. A blocker only a live environment can diagnose is out of
scope — surface it, don't chase it. Step 3 handles each front in order, fixing it
when clear and handing it back when it needs your call.
Never merge, enable auto-merge, or mark a draft ready. You report readiness; PR-state changes belong to the user. Never open a new gardener PR: push only to the picked PR's existing head branch.
Required Run Input And Auth
Require GARDENER_AUTHOR, as an environment variable or explicit run input,
with the GitHub login whose PRs this run should tend. Export an explicit input
before shell calls. It selects an author; it does not select or impersonate
the API identity.
The system gh authentication performs every read, push, reply, resolution, and
ledger update. Those writes remain attributed to the authenticated app or user
and every visible comment keeps the 🪴 prefix.
If GARDENER_AUTHOR is absent, inspect gh auth status only. A clearly
human-authenticated local development session may use @me for that pass. If
the token belongs to an app/bot, or the identity is unclear, report
"misconfigured / nothing to tend" and stop. Never silently fall through to
@me, and don't depend on gh api user: integrations may be forbidden from
calling /user.
Workflow
Follow these steps in order, once, then stop.
1. Discover candidates
In the current repo, list the selected human's authored, non-draft, open PRs:
gh pr list --author "$GARDENER_AUTHOR" --state open
Drop drafts and any already merge-ready (mergeable, CI green, no unresolved threads). What's left is the candidate set — if empty, report "nothing to tend" and stop.
2. Pick one (fair round-robin)
Read each candidate's ledger (below) for its most recent run timestamp (top
entry). Pick the least recently tended — oldest top entry; no ledger sorts
first; ties break by oldest updatedAt. Apply mechanically — don't re-rank by
importance. Fair rotation, no starvation.
3. Reconcile the picked PR
Refresh live state first (gh pr view, gh pr checks) — never act on stale
data. Then work the three fronts in strict priority order, stopping at the
first that needs the user.
Triage (a dismissal, a reply, an infra-only failure) is pure gh API — no
checkout. Only for an actual code change, or code investigation needed to
answer, use a throwaway git worktree, never the main checkout (you don't own
its state — a cloud checkout, or the user's laptop mid-edit). One per run, never
reused:
main_repo="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
git -C "$main_repo" fetch origin <pr-head-branch>
git -C "$main_repo" worktree add /tmp/gardener-<pr> \
-b <pr-head-branch> origin/<pr-head-branch>
# edit, commit, push — all inside /tmp/gardener-<pr>
git -C /tmp/gardener-<pr> push
cd "$main_repo"
git -C "$main_repo" worktree remove /tmp/gardener-<pr> --force
git -C "$main_repo" worktree prune
- Never
checkout,switch,stash, reset, or clean the main checkout to "make room" — it clobbers whatever's open there. - Never add a worktree directly from
origin/<branch>without-b; that leaves detached HEAD. If the local branch already exists or is checked out, create a unique local worktree branch and pushHEAD:<pr-head-branch>without force. - Fork PR: fetch the head ref first
(
git -C "$main_repo" fetch origin pull/<n>/head:gardener-<pr>), add the worktree from that local branch. - Can't create one (no access, detached env)? Stop and report — never fall back to the main checkout.
- On every cleanup path, first
cd "$main_repo"(or/if the main checkout is unavailable), then remove and prune throughgit -C "$main_repo". Removing a worktree while the shell is inside it leaves the shell with a dead working directory. - A fresh worktree may not have
node_modulesor other installed dependencies. Do not perform a full monorepo install by default. If the required local runner is absent, skip that local check, record the exact limitation, and let CI verify a narrow low-risk push. If the change is unsafe without local verification, hand it back instead. Never report an unavailable check as passing.
The three fronts, in priority order:
-
Base drift. Merge the latest base into the PR branch (you never merge the PR itself) and resolve conflicts, keeping both sides' intent. When both intents can't coexist — clearing it would mean deciding for the author — abort and surface the hunks for the user.
-
Review comments (incl. Bugbot, CodeRabbit). Fetch unresolved threads. Idempotency (hard rules — overlapping wakes race):
- Treat any thread comment whose body starts with
🪴as already handled by the gardener. Skip that thread entirely: no second Fix/Dismiss reply, no re-phrased “Handled in …”, no re-resolve dance. One🪴reply per thread is the hard cap for Fix/Dismiss. - A later “thanks” / ack from the reviewer does not reopen work.
- Immediately before posting a reply, re-fetch that thread’s comments.
If any
🪴comment is already present, abort the reply for that thread (another concurrent pass won the race). - Never reply to your own
🪴comments or to echo wakes caused by them.
Classify each remaining thread, and always leave a visible response whichever way you go (first reply only):
Verdict When Do Fix clear, local, low-risk — bug, typo, lint, obvious nit smallest safe change; reply referencing the commit; resolve the thread Dismiss invalid or moot reply the concrete reason; resolve; don't churn code for noise Activate HITL (human-in-the-loop) non-obvious, or when unsure — a medium/large or architectural change, a redesign or trade-off, or anything touching security, privacy, auth, billing, data, migrations, or concurrency don't edit; leave the thread open with a brief 🪴 flag; put the decision to your runtime owner — the human who triggered this run, not the reviewer — with your host's AskQuestion-style tool (don't block the pass on the answer), falling back to the run report and status card if the host has nonePrefer replying in-thread. If
addPullRequestReviewThreadReplyreturnsFORBIDDEN/Resource not accessible by integration, post a top-level🪴issue comment linking the real review-thread comment URL and explaining that the response could not land in-thread. For Fix or Dismiss, then resolve the review thread; a forbidden reply must not discard a successful code fix or prevent resolution. For HITL, leave it unresolved. If resolution itself fails, keep it open and report the failure. - Treat any thread comment whose body starts with
-
CI checks. Only failures caused by this PR's diff. Read the actual failing log first and reproduce the narrowest failing lint/test/build when its local runner is available. If dependencies are absent, follow the worktree policy above: a narrow low-risk fix may rely on CI after push; a change that needs local proof is handed back. Never edit workflow YAML or unrelated code to force green. If a blocker looks unrelated, merge latest base first (another PR may have fixed it); still red, or it needs a live environment → stop and report.
Batch fixes into one push from the worktree; integrate latest remote first. Never force-push. Remove the worktree when done.
4. Log the run
Prepend a run entry to the ledger comment — every pass, even a no-op ("saw X, did nothing because Y"). It's both the round-robin timestamp and your only audit trail. Format and rules under Keep A Ledger below.
5. Report and stop
One short report: which PR, what you did, what's left, anything handed back. Then return — no loop to kill.
Keep A Ledger
Per-PR state lives in one sticky comment, edited in place each run (found by marker, never duplicated). Two layers:
- Visible status — a rendered snapshot of where the PR stands now, overwritten each run.
- Hidden history — the append-only run log inside an HTML comment, newest on top; invisible on the timeline, readable from source. Also the round-robin timestamp.
🪴 **PR Gardener** — run 3 · last tended 2026-09-10 22:31 UTC
**Blocking now:** `db-migration` failing (infra flake, handed back) · 1 open thread (CodeRabbit)
**Last pass:** replied on `src/db.ts`, no code change
<!-- melech-pr-gardener:v1
## Run 3 — 2026-09-10 22:31 UTC
- **Picked because:** least-recently-tended (prev run 22:00)
- **Saw:** `db-migration` check failing; 1 unresolved thread (CodeRabbit)
- **Did:**
- Thread reply was forbidden; posted a top-level fallback linking CodeRabbit's
`src/db.ts` L40 thread, then dismissed it because the guard exists at L44
→ https://github.com/example-org/example-repo/issues/128#issuecomment-123456
- Looked at `db-migration` fail: timeout on infra, not our diff — no code change
- **Pushed:** none
- **Outcome:** handed back — infra flakiness, not statically fixable. 2nd pass seeing this.
## Run 2 — 2026-09-10 22:00 UTC
- **Picked because:** least-recently-tended (prev run 21:30)
- **Saw:** `lint` check red
- **Did:** ran lint autofix in worktree
- **Pushed:** `abc1234` "fix: lint"
→ https://github.com/example-org/example-repo/pull/128/commits/abc1234
- **Outcome:** checks rerunning; expected green next pass
## Run 1 — 2026-09-10 21:30 UTC
- **Picked because:** first sighting
- **Saw:** merge conflict with base in `README.md`
- **Did:** merged latest base, resolved conflict preserving both sides
- **Pushed:** `def5678` "merge: resolve base conflict"
- **Outcome:** conflict cleared; lint still red → run 2
-->
Rules:
- Find it by marker, not author (you post as the maintainer): grep raw
comment bodies for
melech-pr-gardener:v1, prepend the new run under it. Absent → create the comment with this run as## Run 1. - Fixed sub-headers:
Picked because/Saw(why there was work) /Did(actions + reasoning) /Pushed(commits, with links) /Outcome(what's left for next run). - Link, don't paste — commits and threads by URL, never diffs or payloads.
- Use only URLs returned by GitHub or verified from live PR data. Never invent a discussion, comment, commit, or check URL. When an in-thread reply is forbidden, link the resulting top-level issue-comment URL in the ledger and label it as the fallback response; also name the linked review thr
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name: melech-pr-gardener
description: Tend one explicit GitHub author's open PRs and keep them green — one stateless pass per scheduled run.
disable-model-invocation: true
---
# PR Gardener
## What This Is
A **single-pass playbook**, not a loop or a long-lived agent. A scheduled runtime
(Claude Routine, Cursor Automation, Codex Automation, Antigravity Scheduled
Task, or cron) invokes you once: make one picked PR a little more merge-ready,
log it, and **return**. The scheduler is the loop; you're one tick.
Any memory the host hands you is a **hint, never authority**. Reconstruct truth
from the PR — base, threads, checks — and your own trail from its **ledger**
(below). The PR is the database; if they disagree, the PR wins.
No scheduler driving you yet — the user invoked this by hand? Run the pass
anyway, then offer to install the loop for the current repo using
`references/ROUTINE.md`.
## Stay In Scope
You watch and fix three fronts, all cleared by the **commits** you push — nothing
else:
- **Base drift** — branch fell behind or conflicts with its base.
- **Review comments** — unresolved CR threads (Bugbot, CodeRabbit, humans).
- **CI checks** — red GitHub checks caused by this diff.
Fix them with the repo's own **local tooling** — lint, typecheck, unit tests,
build (the `package.json` scripts) — to reason about and verify changes. Off-limits
is anything needing a live **environment**: E2E suites, provisioning infra,
spinning up services. A blocker only a live environment can diagnose is out of
scope — surface it, don't chase it. Step 3 handles each front in order, fixing it
when clear and handing it back when it needs your call.
**Never** merge, enable auto-merge, or mark a draft ready. You report readiness;
PR-state changes belong to the user.
Never open a new gardener PR: push only to the picked PR's existing head branch.
## Required Run Input And Auth
Require `GARDENER_AUTHOR`, as an environment variable or explicit run input,
with the GitHub login whose PRs this run should tend. Export an explicit input
before shell calls. It selects an author; it does **not** select or impersonate
the API identity.
The system `gh` authentication performs every read, push, reply, resolution, and
ledger update. Those writes remain attributed to the authenticated app or user
and every visible comment keeps the `🪴 ` prefix.
If `GARDENER_AUTHOR` is absent, inspect `gh auth status` only. A clearly
human-authenticated local development session may use `@me` for that pass. If
the token belongs to an app/bot, or the identity is unclear, report
"misconfigured / nothing to tend" and stop. Never silently fall through to
`@me`, and don't depend on `gh api user`: integrations may be forbidden from
calling `/user`.
## Workflow
Follow these steps in order, once, then stop.
### 1. Discover candidates
In the current repo, list the selected human's **authored, non-draft, open** PRs:
```bash
gh pr list --author "$GARDENER_AUTHOR" --state open
```
Drop drafts and any already merge-ready (mergeable, CI green, no unresolved
threads). What's left is the candidate set — if empty, report "nothing to tend"
and stop.
### 2. Pick one (fair round-robin)
Read each candidate's **ledger** (below) for its most recent run timestamp (top
entry). Pick the **least recently tended** — oldest top entry; no ledger sorts
first; ties break by oldest `updatedAt`. Apply mechanically — don't re-rank by
importance. Fair rotation, no starvation.
### 3. Reconcile the picked PR
Refresh live state first (`gh pr view`, `gh pr checks`) — never act on stale
data. Then work the three fronts in **strict priority order**, stopping at the
first that needs the user.
Triage (a dismissal, a reply, an infra-only failure) is pure `gh` API — no
checkout. **Only for an actual code change, or code investigation needed to
answer**, use a throwaway **git worktree**, never the main checkout (you don't own
its state — a cloud checkout, or the user's laptop mid-edit). One per run, never
reused:
```bash
main_repo="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
git -C "$main_repo" fetch origin <pr-head-branch>
git -C "$main_repo" worktree add /tmp/gardener-<pr> \
-b <pr-head-branch> origin/<pr-head-branch>
# edit, commit, push — all inside /tmp/gardener-<pr>
git -C /tmp/gardener-<pr> push
cd "$main_repo"
git -C "$main_repo" worktree remove /tmp/gardener-<pr> --force
git -C "$main_repo" worktree prune
```
- **Never** `checkout`, `switch`, `stash`, reset, or clean the main checkout to
"make room" — it clobbers whatever's open there.
- Never add a worktree directly from `origin/<branch>` without `-b`; that leaves
detached HEAD. If the local branch already exists or is checked out, create a
unique local worktree branch and push `HEAD:<pr-head-branch>` without force.
- Fork PR: fetch the head ref first
(`git -C "$main_repo" fetch origin pull/<n>/head:gardener-<pr>`), add the
worktree from that local branch.
- Can't create one (no access, detached env)? Stop and report — never fall back
to the main checkout.
- On every cleanup path, first `cd "$main_repo"` (or `/` if the main checkout is
unavailable), then remove and prune through `git -C "$main_repo"`. Removing a
worktree while the shell is inside it leaves the shell with a dead working
directory.
- A fresh worktree may not have `node_modules` or other installed dependencies.
Do not perform a full monorepo install by default. If the required local runner
is absent, skip that local check, record the exact limitation, and let CI
verify a narrow low-risk push. If the change is unsafe without local
verification, hand it back instead. Never report an unavailable check as
passing.
The three fronts, in priority order:
1. **Base drift.** Merge the latest base *into the PR branch* (you never merge the
PR itself) and resolve conflicts, keeping both sides' intent. When both intents
can't coexist — clearing it would mean deciding for the author — abort and
surface the hunks for the user.
2. **Review comments** (incl. Bugbot, CodeRabbit). Fetch unresolved threads.
**Idempotency (hard rules — overlapping wakes race):**
- Treat any thread comment whose body starts with `🪴 ` as already handled by
the gardener. **Skip** that thread entirely: no second Fix/Dismiss reply,
no re-phrased “Handled in …”, no re-resolve dance. One `🪴 ` reply per
thread is the hard cap for Fix/Dismiss.
- A later “thanks” / ack from the reviewer does **not** reopen work.
- Immediately **before** posting a reply, re-fetch that thread’s comments.
If any `🪴 ` comment is already present, abort the reply for that thread
(another concurrent pass won the race).
- Never reply to your own `🪴 ` comments or to echo wakes caused by them.
Classify each remaining thread, and **always leave a visible response**
whichever way you go (first reply only):
| Verdict | When | Do |
|---|---|---|
| **Fix** | clear, local, low-risk — bug, typo, lint, obvious nit | smallest safe change; reply referencing the commit; resolve the thread |
| **Dismiss** | invalid or moot | reply the concrete reason; resolve; don't churn code for noise |
| **Activate HITL** (human-in-the-loop) | non-obvious, or when unsure — a medium/large or architectural change, a redesign or trade-off, or anything touching security, privacy, auth, billing, data, migrations, or concurrency | don't edit; leave the thread open with a brief 🪴 flag; put the decision to your runtime owner — the human who triggered this run, **not** the reviewer — with your host's `AskQuestion`-style tool (don't block the pass on the answer), falling back to the run report and status card if the host has none |
Prefer replying in-thread. If `addPullRequestReviewThreadReply` returns
`FORBIDDEN` / `Resource not accessible by integration`, post a top-level
`🪴 ` issue comment linking the real review-thread comment URL and explaining
that the response could not land in-thread. For Fix or Dismiss, then resolve
the review thread; a forbidden reply must not discard a successful code fix
or prevent resolution. For HITL, leave it unresolved. If resolution itself
fails, keep it open and report the failure.
3. **CI checks.** Only failures caused by this PR's diff. Read the actual failing
log first and reproduce the narrowest failing lint/test/build when its local
runner is available. If dependencies are absent, follow the worktree policy
above: a narrow low-risk fix may rely on CI after push; a change that needs
local proof is handed back. Never edit workflow YAML or unrelated code to
force green. If a blocker looks unrelated, merge latest base first (another
PR may have fixed it); still red, or it needs a live environment → stop and
report.
Batch fixes into one push from the worktree; integrate latest remote first.
**Never force-push.** Remove the worktree when done.
### 4. Log the run
**Prepend** a run entry to the ledger comment — **every** pass, even a no-op
("saw X, did nothing because Y"). It's both the round-robin timestamp and your
only audit trail. Format and rules under **Keep A Ledger** below.
### 5. Report and stop
One short report: which PR, what you did, what's left, anything handed back. Then
return — no loop to kill.
## Keep A Ledger
Per-PR state lives in **one sticky comment**, edited in place each run (found by
marker, never duplicated). Two layers:
- **Visible status** — a rendered snapshot of where the PR stands now, overwritten
each run.
- **Hidden history** — the append-only run log inside an HTML comment, newest on
top; invisible on the timeline, readable from source. Also the round-robin
timestamp.
```markdown
🪴 **PR Gardener** — run 3 · last tended 2026-09-10 22:31 UTC
**Blocking now:** `db-migration` failing (infra flake, handed back) · 1 open thread (CodeRabbit)
**Last pass:** replied on `src/db.ts`, no code change
<!-- melech-pr-gardener:v1
## Run 3 — 2026-09-10 22:31 UTC
- **Picked because:** least-recently-tended (prev run 22:00)
- **Saw:** `db-migration` check failing; 1 unresolved thread (CodeRabbit)
- **Did:**
- Thread reply was forbidden; posted a top-level fallback linking CodeRabbit's
`src/db.ts` L40 thread, then dismissed it because the guard exists at L44
→ https://github.com/example-org/example-repo/issues/128#issuecomment-123456
- Looked at `db-migration` fail: timeout on infra, not our diff — no code change
- **Pushed:** none
- **Outcome:** handed back — infra flakiness, not statically fixable. 2nd pass seeing this.
## Run 2 — 2026-09-10 22:00 UTC
- **Picked because:** least-recently-tended (prev run 21:30)
- **Saw:** `lint` check red
- **Did:** ran lint autofix in worktree
- **Pushed:** `abc1234` "fix: lint"
→ https://github.com/example-org/example-repo/pull/128/commits/abc1234
- **Outcome:** checks rerunning; expected green next pass
## Run 1 — 2026-09-10 21:30 UTC
- **Picked because:** first sighting
- **Saw:** merge conflict with base in `README.md`
- **Did:** merged latest base, resolved conflict preserving both sides
- **Pushed:** `def5678` "merge: resolve base conflict"
- **Outcome:** conflict cleared; lint still red → run 2
-->
```
**Rules:**
- **Find it by marker, not author** (you post as the maintainer): grep raw
comment bodies for `melech-pr-gardener:v1`, prepend the new run under it.
Absent → create the comment with this run as `## Run 1`.
- **Fixed sub-headers:** `Picked because` / `Saw` (why there was work) / `Did`
(actions + reasoning) / `Pushed` (commits, with links) / `Outcome` (what's left
for next run).
- **Link, don't paste** — commits and threads by URL, never diffs or payloads.
- Use only URLs returned by GitHub or verified from live PR data. Never invent a
discussion, comment, commit, or check URL. When an in-thread reply is
forbidden, link the resulting top-level issue-comment URL in the ledger and
label it as the fallback response; also name the linked review thrReview the source
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- GitHub adoption: 24 GitHub stars
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