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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe README adds usage instructions for ChangesReview workflow documentation
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Pull request overview
Adds usage documentation for launching PR reviews in an isolated Claude Code worktree.
Changes:
- Documents the one-command review invocation and permission mode.
- Adds guidance for fork-based workflows and shell aliases.
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pr-review-toolkit/README.md:66
address-pr-feedbackdoes not push commits. Its execution phase edits files, then its posting phase sends replies through GitHub MCP; there is no commit or push step in the skill. Clarify that the user must commit and push the resulting changes so this usage guide does not promise automation the command lacks.
checkout. If you follow up with
[address-pr-feedback](#address-pr-feedback) — which does push commits — and you
contribute via a fork, configure git to read from upstream but push to your
fork:
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In `@pr-review-toolkit/README.md`:
- Around line 62-66: Update the review-pr workflow description to state that it
reads review data through GitHub MCP, does not draft or post comments, and
requires a checkout of the PR head. Remove the inaccurate claims that it posts
through GitHub MCP and runs from any checkout, while preserving the subsequent
address-pr-feedback guidance.
- Around line 48-55: The README’s `--permission-mode auto` bullet should
accurately document Auto mode prerequisites: it uses a classifier, requires a
supported model, and may be disabled by organization settings; state that Claude
Code starts in Manual mode when Auto mode is unavailable, and remove the
description of operations as simply “pre-approved.”
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pr-review-toolkit/README.md:69
- This follow-up does not work from the checkout described above.
claude --worktreeleaves a detached HEAD, whileaddress-pr-feedbackreadsgit branch --show-currentand uses that branch in its default PR lookup (skills/address-pr-feedback/SKILL.md:21,60-71), so it searches with an empty branch.pushInsteadOfonly redirects pushes; it neither creates a branch nor adds theupstreamremote that the skill uses to detect fork workflows. Document switching to the fork's named source branch and configuringoriginas the fork plusupstreamas the base repository before invokingaddress-pr-feedback(or clearly describe the separate interactive workflow).
the PR head (which `--worktree` provides). If you then run
[address-pr-feedback](#address-pr-feedback), it edits files locally — you commit
and push the result yourself. Contributing via a fork? Configure git to read
from upstream but push to your fork:
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- The PR description promises a
### Reviewing a fork's PRsubsection with the portablepushInsteadOfsetup for usingaddress-pr-feedback, but the new Usage section ends here without that guidance. Add the documented fork workflow, or update the PR description if it is no longer in scope.
If you review PRs often, wrap this in a shell function or alias that accepts a
PR URL and passes it to the command above.
Document the one-command review invocation (claude --worktree + --permission-mode auto + the review-pr slash command) in a new Usage section, including Auto mode prerequisites and its Manual fallback. Assisted-by: Claude:claude-opus-4-8
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Summary
## Usagesection to the pr-review-toolkit README documenting the one-command review invocation:claude --worktree '<pr-url>' --permission-mode auto /pr-review-toolkit:review-pr.--worktree(detached PR-head checkout) and--permission-mode auto— noting that Auto mode needs a supported model, can be disabled by settings/organization, and falls back to Manual when unavailable (links to the existing Permissions section).This documents an invocation pattern the README previously omitted — it explained that
review-prtakes no arguments and requires a prior checkout, but never showed the combined one-command form or--permission-mode. The example is stripped of environment-specific details (no 1Password/opCLI, no hardcoded remotes, noGIT_CONFIG_*incantation). README-only change, so no plugin version bump per the repo's semver rule.Test plan
npx markdownlint-cli2 --config ${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR}/.markdownlint-cli2.jsonc "pr-review-toolkit/**/*.md"— 0 issuesclaude plugin validate ./pr-review-toolkit— validation passed## Usagesection renders between## Skillsand## Review Flow