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Read the most recent AI Diff Reviewer review from the current branch's open PR, present the findings in the same format as the parent skill's local review flow (verdict → findings table → per-finding body → recommendation), and — with explicit consent — walk the developer through
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Read the most recent AI Diff Reviewer review from the current branch's open PR, present the findings in the same format as the parent skill's local review flow (verdict → findings table → per-finding body → recommendation), and — with explicit consent — walk the developer through each finding to apply, defer, or skip. Multi-provider aware — when the repo runs a matrix of legs (anthropic, cursor, codex, claude-code), attributes each finding to its self-reviewed provider label and surfaces cross-leg consensus. Anchors on the latest ai-pr-reviewer-marker tracking comment and filters minimized (collapsed / outdated) comments per the repo's documented PR-review workflow. Read-only by default; edits to source files require an explicit yes per finding, never commits, never pushes. Use when the developer says "what did the CI review say?", "read the review on this PR", "apply the AI review's fixes", "walk me through the findings", "which findings blocked the merge?", "show me only the critical
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AI Diff Reviewer — Apply Review (sub-skill)
Companion to the ai-diff-reviewer skill. Where the
parent runs the review locally and open-pr
writes the pull request, this sub-skill closes the loop: it
reads the review the CI Action posted back on the PR, presents
the findings in the same format the local review uses, and — with
explicit consent — walks the developer through each finding to
apply, defer, or skip.
The design philosophy mirrors the family's:
- Parity of shape. The output uses the same
verdict → findings table → per-finding body → notes → recommendationstructure the parent skill emits. A developer who has seen one of the two knows how to read the other. When the CI leg found "SQL injection insrc/auth.ts:55", the summary looks identical whether it was your local agent or CI that surfaced it. - Read-only by default. Fetching + presenting the review never writes anything. Only when the developer explicitly asks to "walk through" or "apply the fixes" does the sub-skill open source files, and each individual apply still requires a yes.
- Multi-provider aware. This repo (and any consumer that opts
into the 4-leg matrix) posts up to four independent reviews per PR,
distinguished by
self-reviewed:<provider>labels. The sub-skill reads all live legs, attributes each finding to its leg, and surfaces cross-leg consensus ("agreed by 3/3 legs → strong signal; called by 1/3 → could be leg-specific"). - Never commits, never pushes. Applied fixes stay unstaged in the
working tree. Commit + push is the developer's judgment call,
matching
open-pr's trust boundary.
The single source of truth for the workflow this sub-skill implements
is docs/PR_REVIEW_WORKFLOW.md.
This sub-skill is that doc, executable.
When it fires
Read + present the review (default flow) — triggers:
- "What did the CI review say?"
- "Read the review on this PR"
- "Show me the review findings"
- "Did the bot approve or request changes?"
- "Which findings blocked the merge?"
- "The AI review just landed — summarize it"
Walkthrough mode (apply/defer/skip per finding) — triggers:
- "Apply the AI review's fixes"
- "Walk me through the findings"
- "Go through the review one finding at a time"
- "Help me address the critical findings"
- "Fix the review comments the bot left"
Scope filters — triggers:
- "Critical only" / "show me only the critical findings"
- "Warnings only" / "info-level only"
- "Just the ones from the
cursorleg" (multi-leg attribution) - "The findings we all three legs agreed on"
Fall through to a sibling skill when the developer:
- Wants a local review on uncommitted changes → parent
ai-diff-reviewerskill (default review flow). This sub-skill reads reviews that already exist on the PR; the parent produces a new one locally. - Wants to install the CI action →
setup. - Wants to customize the reviewer →
generate-extension. - Wants to author or refresh the PR body →
open-pr. - Wants to read human reviewer comments (not the bot's) → defer;
this skill filters to bot artefacts by design.
gh pr view --commentscovers human threads.
If the intent is ambiguous ("show me the review" on a repo where the Action posted 4 legs, or on a PR with both bot findings and human comments), ask ONE clarifying question before acting.
Step 0 — Trust boundary
This sub-skill's reads and writes are enumerated below. Nothing else happens.
Reads (always allowed, no consent needed):
git:git branch --show-current,git rev-parse HEAD,git status, andgit show <marker-sha>:<path>— the latter is Step 6b's primary pre-image source (used on everyapply, not just the empty-diffHunkcase) and is safe by construction: write-free, streamed to stdout, never touches the working tree, never creates or modifies a ref. Use it whenever the sub-skill needs SHA-pinned file content.gh:gh pr viewfor PR metadata,gh api graphqlfor reviews + comments. Notgh pr diff— it always emits current tip vs base with no way to pin a historical SHA, so it can't be used for pre-image or freshness checks (Step 6b covers this in detail); if the sub-skill needs SHA-pinned file content, usegit showinstead.- Local files under the current git checkout, via
Read/Grep/Glob— only for files a finding references.
Writes (only under the per-finding consent contract in Step 6):
- Edit source files — when the developer answers "apply" on a
finding that has a
\``suggestion` block, the sub-skill reads the target file, replaces the exact lines the suggestion covers, and writes the file back. Never touches lines outside the suggestion's range. - Create
.review/deferred.md(0-byte if empty, otherwise a single-line-per-deferral list) — only when the developer answers "defer" on any finding AND is prompted-and-agrees to persist. If the developer prefers ephemeral deferrals, the file is not created. - Append
.review/deferred.mdto.gitignore— only as a one-time follow-up the very first time.review/deferred.mdis created in this repo, AND only when the developer accepts the separate consent prompt in Step 6c. Never modifies existing.gitignorerules; only appends one line (plus a labeled comment identifying this sub-skill as the source) after the existing content.
It does not:
git add,git commit,git push,git checkout, or any history-rewriting operation.- Post replies, resolve conversations, dismiss reviews, approve, or
request changes on the PR — the sub-skill is read-only against
the GitHub PR-review surface. Replies to individual threads are a
separate concern (a future
respond-to-reviewsub-skill). - Call the LLM provider directly — it uses the coding agent that's already running you.
- Fabricate suggestions, expand suggestion blocks beyond what the bot wrote, or reason about "what the bot probably meant" when a suggestion is absent. If a finding has no suggestion, "apply" is not offered; the developer implements the fix themselves.
- Change any file outside the finding's
path:linescope on "apply". If a suggestion is malformed (e.g. the file no longer matches the expected context), the sub-skill refuses and surfaces the finding for manual application.
If the coding agent has broader powers (e.g. can run arbitrary bash), those come from the harness, not this sub-skill.
Step 1 — Detect context
Establish the mode (present vs. walkthrough vs. refuse) before fetching anything from GitHub.
# Current branch + head SHA
HEAD_BRANCH="$(git branch --show-current)"
HEAD_SHA="$(git rev-parse HEAD)"
HEAD_SHORT="$(git rev-parse --short HEAD)"
# Repo slug (owner/repo)
REPO="$(gh repo view --json nameWithOwner --jq .nameWithOwner 2>/dev/null || echo '')"
# PR for the current branch (if any)
PR_JSON="$(gh pr view --json number,url,state,headRefOid,labels,isDraft 2>/dev/null || true)"
PR_NUMBER="$(gh pr view --json number --jq '.number // empty' 2>/dev/null || true)"
PR_NUMBER is consumed by every subsequent gh / gh api graphql
invocation (Steps 2b, 3, 7). Extracted via gh pr view --json … --jq … (not standalone jq) so the sub-skill's dependency set
stays git + gh — the two bins already declared in
metadata.requires.anyBins, matching sibling sub-skills. If the
gh pr view call fails (no open PR on this branch), PR_NUMBER is
empty and the mode table below routes to refuse-soft.
Decide the mode from the state:
| State | Mode | Skill behavior |
|---|---|---|
On main / master / develop / trunk with no PR | refuse | Ask the developer to switch to a feature branch that has an open PR. |
| Detached HEAD | refuse | Ask the developer to check out a branch first. |
PR_JSON empty (no PR for this branch) | refuse-soft | Point at open-pr: "No open PR for <branch>. Open one first with the open-pr sub-skill, wait for CI to review, then re-run me." |
PR_JSON state is CLOSED or MERGED | warn | The review artefacts still exist and are readable — offer to read anyway ("this PR is closed / merged; want the historical review or should I stop?"). Do not proceed silently. |
PR_JSON state is OPEN | read | Go to Step 2. |
On gh missing or unauthenticated: surface the exact remediation
(brew install gh or gh auth login) and stop. Do not attempt to
scrape the PR page via a browser — the sub-skill is designed for
gh + GraphQL and there is no fallback path.
Step 2 — Fetch the review
This is the mechanical heart of the sub-skill. The GraphQL query below
is adapted from docs/PR_REVIEW_WORKFLOW.md
— the selection set is extended (createdAt, submittedAt,
startLine for multi-line-suggestion apply) but the filter rules
are the shared contract: if the doc says "skip isMinimized == true", this sub-skill does. If it says "anchor on the most recent
marker", this sub-skill does. Divergence in the selection set is
allowed and expected as this sub-skill's needs evolve; divergence in
the filter rules is a bug — fix the doc, then re-sync here.
2a. Identify the bot login
The Action collapses prior artefacts belonging to the user its
github-token authenticates as. For consumers using
secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN (default), that's github-actions[bot]; for
consumers using a PAT / automation account, it's the PAT owner's
login. Hardcoding github-actions[bot] silently mis-filters every
PAT consumer — Step 2c drops the real review author and Step 2d
then fires the "Missing (no marker found)" branch even though a
live review exists on the PR.
Resolve the login in this order (first non-empty wins):
AIPRR_BOT_LOGINenv var — explicit override; always respected.- The most recent non-minimized
<!-- ai-pr-reviewer-marker -->comment'sauthor.login— authoritative and self-configuring acrossgithub-actions[bot], PATs, and automation accounts. Read it from thecommentscollection you already fetch
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name: ai-diff-reviewer-apply-review
description: Read the most recent AI Diff Reviewer review from the current branch's open PR, present the findings in the same format as the parent skill's local review flow (verdict → findings table → per-finding body → recommendation), and — with explicit consent — walk the developer through each finding to apply, defer, or skip. Multi-provider aware — when the repo runs a matrix of legs (anthropic, cursor, codex, claude-code), attributes each finding to its self-reviewed provider label and surfaces cross-leg consensus. Anchors on the latest ai-pr-reviewer-marker tracking comment and filters minimized (collapsed / outdated) comments per the repo's documented PR-review workflow. Read-only by default; edits to source files require an explicit yes per finding, never commits, never pushes. Use when the developer says "what did the CI review say?", "read the review on this PR", "apply the AI review's fixes", "walk me through the findings", "which findings blocked the merge?", "show me only the critical findings", or "the bot posted a review — help me address it".
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allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Grep, Glob, EditView original text
---
name: ai-diff-reviewer-apply-review
description: Read the most recent AI Diff Reviewer review from the current branch's open PR, present the findings in the same format as the parent skill's local review flow (verdict → findings table → per-finding body → recommendation), and — with explicit consent — walk the developer through each finding to apply, defer, or skip. Multi-provider aware — when the repo runs a matrix of legs (anthropic, cursor, codex, claude-code), attributes each finding to its self-reviewed provider label and surfaces cross-leg consensus. Anchors on the latest ai-pr-reviewer-marker tracking comment and filters minimized (collapsed / outdated) comments per the repo's documented PR-review workflow. Read-only by default; edits to source files require an explicit yes per finding, never commits, never pushes. Use when the developer says "what did the CI review say?", "read the review on this PR", "apply the AI review's fixes", "walk me through the findings", "which findings blocked the merge?", "show me only the critical findings", or "the bot posted a review — help me address it".
version: "2.0.1"
documentation_url: https://github.com/DailybotHQ/ai-diff-reviewer/blob/main/skills/ai-diff-reviewer/apply-review/SKILL.md
user-invocable: true
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allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Grep, Glob, Edit
---
# AI Diff Reviewer — Apply Review (sub-skill)
Companion to the [`ai-diff-reviewer`](../SKILL.md) skill. Where the
parent **runs** the review locally and [`open-pr`](../open-pr/SKILL.md)
**writes** the pull request, this sub-skill closes the loop: it
**reads** the review the CI Action posted back on the PR, presents
the findings in the same format the local review uses, and — with
explicit consent — walks the developer through each finding to
apply, defer, or skip.
The design philosophy mirrors the family's:
- **Parity of shape.** The output uses the same
`verdict → findings table → per-finding body → notes → recommendation`
structure the parent skill emits. A developer who has seen one of
the two knows how to read the other. When the CI leg found *"SQL
injection in `src/auth.ts:55`"*, the summary looks identical whether
it was your local agent or CI that surfaced it.
- **Read-only by default.** Fetching + presenting the review never
writes anything. Only when the developer explicitly asks to *"walk
through"* or *"apply the fixes"* does the sub-skill open source
files, and each individual apply still requires a yes.
- **Multi-provider aware.** This repo (and any consumer that opts
into the 4-leg matrix) posts up to four independent reviews per PR,
distinguished by `self-reviewed:<provider>` labels. The sub-skill
reads all live legs, attributes each finding to its leg, and
surfaces cross-leg consensus (*"agreed by 3/3 legs → strong signal;
called by 1/3 → could be leg-specific"*).
- **Never commits, never pushes.** Applied fixes stay unstaged in the
working tree. Commit + push is the developer's judgment call,
matching [`open-pr`](../open-pr/SKILL.md)'s trust boundary.
The single source of truth for the workflow this sub-skill implements
is [`docs/PR_REVIEW_WORKFLOW.md`](https://github.com/DailybotHQ/ai-diff-reviewer/blob/main/docs/PR_REVIEW_WORKFLOW.md).
This sub-skill is that doc, executable.
---
## When it fires
**Read + present the review (default flow) — triggers:**
- "What did the CI review say?"
- "Read the review on this PR"
- "Show me the review findings"
- "Did the bot approve or request changes?"
- "Which findings blocked the merge?"
- "The AI review just landed — summarize it"
**Walkthrough mode (apply/defer/skip per finding) — triggers:**
- "Apply the AI review's fixes"
- "Walk me through the findings"
- "Go through the review one finding at a time"
- "Help me address the critical findings"
- "Fix the review comments the bot left"
**Scope filters — triggers:**
- "Critical only" / "show me only the critical findings"
- "Warnings only" / "info-level only"
- "Just the ones from the `cursor` leg" (multi-leg attribution)
- "The findings we all three legs agreed on"
**Fall through** to a sibling skill when the developer:
- Wants a **local review** on uncommitted changes → parent
[`ai-diff-reviewer`](../SKILL.md) skill (default review flow). This
sub-skill reads reviews that already exist on the PR; the parent
produces a new one locally.
- Wants to **install the CI action** → [`setup`](../setup/SKILL.md).
- Wants to **customize the reviewer** → [`generate-extension`](../generate-extension/SKILL.md).
- Wants to **author or refresh the PR body** → [`open-pr`](../open-pr/SKILL.md).
- Wants to read **human** reviewer comments (not the bot's) → defer;
this skill filters to bot artefacts by design. `gh pr view --comments`
covers human threads.
If the intent is ambiguous ("show me the review" on a repo where the
Action posted 4 legs, or on a PR with both bot findings and human
comments), ask ONE clarifying question before acting.
---
## Step 0 — Trust boundary
This sub-skill's reads and writes are enumerated below. **Nothing else
happens.**
**Reads (always allowed, no consent needed):**
- `git`: `git branch --show-current`, `git rev-parse HEAD`,
`git status`, and `git show <marker-sha>:<path>` — the latter is
Step 6b's **primary** pre-image source (used on every `apply`, not
just the empty-`diffHunk` case) and is safe by construction:
write-free, streamed to stdout, never touches the working tree,
never creates or modifies a ref. Use it whenever the sub-skill
needs SHA-pinned file content.
- `gh`: `gh pr view` for PR metadata, `gh api graphql` for reviews +
comments. **Not** `gh pr diff` — it always emits current tip vs
base with no way to pin a historical SHA, so it can't be used for
pre-image or freshness checks (Step 6b covers this in detail); if
the sub-skill needs SHA-pinned file content, use `git show`
instead.
- Local files under the current git checkout, via `Read` / `Grep` /
`Glob` — only for files a finding references.
**Writes (only under the per-finding consent contract in Step 6):**
- **Edit source files** — when the developer answers *"apply"* on a
finding that has a `\`\`\`suggestion` block, the sub-skill reads the
target file, replaces the exact lines the suggestion covers, and
writes the file back. Never touches lines outside the suggestion's
range.
- **Create `.review/deferred.md`** (0-byte if empty, otherwise a
single-line-per-deferral list) — only when the developer answers
*"defer"* on any finding AND is prompted-and-agrees to persist. If
the developer prefers ephemeral deferrals, the file is not created.
- **Append `.review/deferred.md` to `.gitignore`** — only as a
one-time follow-up the very first time `.review/deferred.md` is
created in this repo, AND only when the developer accepts the
separate consent prompt in Step 6c. Never modifies existing
`.gitignore` rules; only appends one line (plus a labeled comment
identifying this sub-skill as the source) after the existing
content.
**It does not:**
- `git add`, `git commit`, `git push`, `git checkout`, or any
history-rewriting operation.
- Post replies, resolve conversations, dismiss reviews, approve, or
request changes on the PR — the sub-skill is read-only against
the GitHub PR-review surface. Replies to individual threads are a
separate concern (a future `respond-to-review` sub-skill).
- Call the LLM provider directly — it uses the coding agent that's
already running you.
- Fabricate suggestions, expand suggestion blocks beyond what the bot
wrote, or reason about "what the bot probably meant" when a
suggestion is absent. If a finding has no suggestion, *"apply"* is
not offered; the developer implements the fix themselves.
- Change any file outside the finding's `path:line` scope on
*"apply"*. If a suggestion is malformed (e.g. the file no longer
matches the expected context), the sub-skill refuses and surfaces
the finding for manual application.
If the coding agent has broader powers (e.g. can run arbitrary bash),
those come from the harness, not this sub-skill.
---
## Step 1 — Detect context
Establish the mode (present vs. walkthrough vs. refuse) before
fetching anything from GitHub.
```bash
# Current branch + head SHA
HEAD_BRANCH="$(git branch --show-current)"
HEAD_SHA="$(git rev-parse HEAD)"
HEAD_SHORT="$(git rev-parse --short HEAD)"
# Repo slug (owner/repo)
REPO="$(gh repo view --json nameWithOwner --jq .nameWithOwner 2>/dev/null || echo '')"
# PR for the current branch (if any)
PR_JSON="$(gh pr view --json number,url,state,headRefOid,labels,isDraft 2>/dev/null || true)"
PR_NUMBER="$(gh pr view --json number --jq '.number // empty' 2>/dev/null || true)"
```
`PR_NUMBER` is consumed by every subsequent `gh` / `gh api graphql`
invocation (Steps 2b, 3, 7). Extracted via `gh pr view --json …
--jq …` (not standalone `jq`) so the sub-skill's dependency set
stays `git` + `gh` — the two bins already declared in
`metadata.requires.anyBins`, matching sibling sub-skills. If the
`gh pr view` call fails (no open PR on this branch), `PR_NUMBER` is
empty and the mode table below routes to `refuse-soft`.
Decide the mode from the state:
| State | Mode | Skill behavior |
|---|---|---|
| On `main` / `master` / `develop` / `trunk` with no PR | **refuse** | Ask the developer to switch to a feature branch that has an open PR. |
| Detached HEAD | **refuse** | Ask the developer to check out a branch first. |
| `PR_JSON` empty (no PR for this branch) | **refuse-soft** | Point at [`open-pr`](../open-pr/SKILL.md): *"No open PR for `<branch>`. Open one first with the `open-pr` sub-skill, wait for CI to review, then re-run me."* |
| `PR_JSON` state is CLOSED or MERGED | **warn** | The review artefacts still exist and are readable — offer to read anyway ("this PR is closed / merged; want the historical review or should I stop?"). Do not proceed silently. |
| `PR_JSON` state is OPEN | **read** | Go to Step 2. |
**On `gh` missing or unauthenticated:** surface the exact remediation
(`brew install gh` or `gh auth login`) and stop. Do not attempt to
scrape the PR page via a browser — the sub-skill is designed for
`gh` + GraphQL and there is no fallback path.
---
## Step 2 — Fetch the review
This is the mechanical heart of the sub-skill. The GraphQL query below
is **adapted from** [`docs/PR_REVIEW_WORKFLOW.md`](https://github.com/DailybotHQ/ai-diff-reviewer/blob/main/docs/PR_REVIEW_WORKFLOW.md#ready-to-copy-graphql-query)
— the selection set is extended (`createdAt`, `submittedAt`,
`startLine` for multi-line-suggestion apply) but the **filter rules
are the shared contract**: if the doc says *"skip `isMinimized ==
true`"*, this sub-skill does. If it says *"anchor on the most recent
marker"*, this sub-skill does. Divergence in the selection set is
allowed and expected as this sub-skill's needs evolve; divergence in
the filter rules is a bug — fix the doc, then re-sync here.
### 2a. Identify the bot login
The Action collapses prior artefacts belonging to the user its
`github-token` authenticates as. For consumers using
`secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN` (default), that's `github-actions[bot]`; for
consumers using a PAT / automation account, it's the PAT owner's
login. Hardcoding `github-actions[bot]` silently mis-filters every
PAT consumer — Step 2c drops the real review author and Step 2d
then fires the *"Missing (no marker found)"* branch even though a
live review exists on the PR.
Resolve the login in this order (first non-empty wins):
1. **`AIPRR_BOT_LOGIN` env var** — explicit override; always respected.
2. **The most recent non-minimized `<!-- ai-pr-reviewer-marker -->`
comment's `author.login`** — authoritative and self-configuring
across `github-actions[bot]`, PATs, and automation accounts. Read
it from the `comments` collection you already fetch Review the source
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- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- GitHub adoption: 20 GitHub stars
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"category": "coding-agents",
"url": "https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/dailybothq-ai-diff-reviewer-apply-review",
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"Claude Code teams",
"builders willing to evaluate younger projects",
"Inspect source files",
"Explain architecture",
"Patch bugs and verify changes",
"Search sources",
"Extract claims"
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"OpenAI Agents",
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"CLI"
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"notice": "A skill instruction path and install command are recorded. This is not proof of compatibility, runtime success or safety; review the source and permissions first."
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