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pr-autopilot

Watches your open pull requests: CI pass/fail toasts, failing-check logs attached when you mention them, and the post-merge ritual (fetch --prune, switch…

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v0.1.0no licenseupdated 2026-10-07joeldg/claude-mods/pr-autopilot
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› fix the failing auth test and add an audit log call ⏺ Read(src/auth.ts) ⎿ Read 6 lines ⏺ Update(src/auth.ts) ⎿ Added 2 lines, removed 1 line ⏺ Bash(bun test) ⎿ 3 pass, 1 fail ● Done. refresh now rejects expired claims and logs an audit event. ✻ Worked for 42s · done 4:20 PM › /prs ⎿ pr-autopilot: No PRs are watched. A PR opened with `gh pr create` is picked up by itself; /prs watch <n> adds one. ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── › ? for shortcuts
README

claude-mods

Claude Code mods (function-hook plugins) I find helpful. Each folder is one plugin.

Requires a Claude Code build with function-hook plugins (2.1.289 or newer). machine-guard reads macOS tools (sysctl, memory_pressure, ioreg).

git clone https://github.com/joeldg/claude-mods ~/Projects/claude-mods

dev-servers

A pane of your project's running dev servers, so you don't have to ask Claude to restart them.

  • /servers opens the Servers pane:
  • running servers whose working folder is in this repo: name, port, pid and uptime, with Restart, Stop and Log
  • known start commands that aren't running, with Start: package.json dev/start/serve/preview scripts (run with your lockfile's package manager), .claude/launch.json and Procfile
  • a count of other listeners on the Mac
  • Only button presses start or stop anything:
  • Start runs the command detached, logging to ~/.claude/dev-servers/<project>/.
  • Stop sends SIGTERM. If the server ignores it, pressing again within 10s force-stops it.
  • Restart stops the server, waits for the port to free up, then starts it.
  • Before any signal, it checks the pid still runs the same command.
  • When a command fails with "address already in use", Claude gets a note (and you a toast) naming the holder, e.g. Port 4000 is held by node (pid 123, up 2h, in /Users/me/other).
  • Status line: servers: :4000 :5173.
  • Makes no model calls: lsof and ps every 15s.

downloads-drop

Puts files you just downloaded into your prompt with one click.

  • Watches ~/Downloads (top level). When a new file arrives (PDF, Markdown, images, 3MF/STL/OBJ, zip, video…), a band appears above the prompt: New in Downloads: paper.pdf, model-b.3mf · 2m ago [Attach] [Dismiss].
  • Attach puts @"/Users/you/Downloads/paper.pdf" mentions in your prompt. Dismiss hides those files.
  • Waits until a file has finished downloading (skips partial downloads and files still growing), and ignores hidden and zero-byte files.
  • /downloads lists the 10 newest files, numbered. /downloads attach 1 3 (or 2-4) adds those, and /downloads clear dismisses everything new.
  • Stacks with other mods' bands (repo-brief, standing-orders, secret-guard) instead of hiding them.
  • Makes no model calls.

Settings: folder (~/Downloads), extensions, pollSeconds (5), maxAgeMinutes (120).

effort-router

Sets effort per message, so you don't have to switch it by hand.

  • Git chores ("merged", "#219 merged", "commit and push", "push it", "open a PR", "close the issue") run at low effort and come back faster.
  • Deep asks (audit, review, plan, design, investigate, root cause, "why does…", "figure out") run at max.
  • Everything else, including approvals like "yes", "go ahead" and "continue" and anything that starts new work ("merged 219, go ahead with #214"), keeps your session's own effort.
  • Prompt cache: changing effort makes the whole conversation get cached again. So it never switches mid-turn, raises effort at once, and over a large, warm cache lowers it only after 2 routine turns in a row. In small contexts, or once the cache has lapsed, it switches right away.
  • Model guard: set avoidModel (a regex such as fable) to send those requests to fallbackModel instead, subagents included.
  • /route shows the last decision and the session's counts. /route off and /route on toggle it; /route deep and /route routine force the next turn.
  • Status line while a turn is routed: effort: low (routine).
  • Makes no model calls.

Settings: routineEffort (low), deepEffort (max), routinePattern, deepPattern, avoidModel, fallbackModel (opus), stickyTurns (2), freeSwitchTokens (30000), cacheTtlMinutes (60).

job-watch

A Jobs pane for long-running work: training runs, downloads, extractions.

  • Picks up background Bash tasks and detached nohup … > log & launches by itself.
  • /watch <log> [label] adds any other log file.
  • Shows progress, ETA and the last log line, and flags a job as stalled when its log goes quiet.
  • Shows free space on / and /Volumes/* (the NAS).
  • Toasts when a job finishes or stalls. The status line shows jobs: 2 running · 1 stalled.
  • /jobs opens the pane, /unwatch <label|done|all> removes jobs.
  • Makes no model calls: it reads logs with tail, checks processes with ps, and runs df.

Settings (in /config): stall minutes (10), refresh seconds (10), how long finished jobs stay (120 min), auto-open (on), which disks to show.

machine-guard

Memory, swap and GPU on the status line. It refuses heavy local jobs when the Mac can't take them.

  • Status line: RAM tight 12% free · swap 7.9/8G · top python 31G · GPU 87%.
  • It refuses heavy jobs (training, inference, rendering, extraction, Blender, Docker, ffmpeg) when:
  • macOS reports critical memory pressure, or
  • the Mac is reserved with /busy.

When memory is only tight, the job runs and Claude gets a note to start one heavy job at a time.

  • /busy 3h training a vision model reserves the Mac in every Claude session. /busy off lifts it. The reservation lives in ~/.claude/machine-guard.json, so a training script can write it too: ``bash echo '{"reason":"overnight training","until":'$(( ($(date +%s) + 8*3600) * 1000 ))'}' > ~/.claude/machine-guard.json ``
  • /guard shows what it sees. /guard pause 15m lets heavy jobs through in this session; /guard on resumes the guard.
  • Remote runs (modal run, ssh), tests (pytest) and installs are never treated as heavy.
  • Add your own heavy commands with the "Also heavy" setting (a regex), e.g. overnight_|nightly_run\.sh.

mod-monitor

Watches how the other mods behave in real use, without changing them. It is listed first in CLAUDE_CODE_PLUGIN_DIRS, so the other mods' hooks run beneath it.

  • Failures: any mod hook that throws, times out or rejects, read from the hook chain's results (next.trace), with the mod's name, the event and how long it ran. Slow hooks (over 1.5 s) are recorded too. The first failure of each mod in a session raises a toast.
  • What each mod did: its toasts ("#219 merged → …", "Blocked: …"), status-line changes, the mod commands you used (never their arguments), and failed subprocesses (a burst of 5 in 10 minutes raises a toast). Git checks run outside a repository are logged as expected, not as failures. It also records model calls (the only usage the mods cost: /second-opinion, /recall ask) and file writes (folders only, never contents).
  • /mods: a pane with one row per mod: ✓ active, ⚠ failing, ✗ not seen this session, · seen but idle. Each row shows today's counts and last activity, with Details for its recent events. It also says which mods it can't see, if any of them run above it.
  • /mods report [24h|7d|30d]: a per-mod report across all sessions, also written to ~/.claude/mods/monitor/report-latest.md for a scheduled review or Claude to read.
  • /mods failures [7d]: failures and failed subprocesses only.
  • Logs: ~/.claude/mods/monitor/<date>/<session>.jsonl, flushed every minute and at session end, with secrets masked and old days removed after 30 days.
  • Makes no model calls and adds no measurable latency.
  • Error lines mods log themselves ($.ui.log with wording like "failed" or "could not"): shown in Details and in /mods failures. Three in an hour mark the mod ⚠ and raise one toast. That is how effort-router's per-request hook, which runs inside the response stream where no monitor should sit, reports a failure. It also always sends the request on unchanged.
  • Transcript-row hooks (secret-guard masks /secrets records there) are watched for failures and slow runs, but not counted per run.

Settings: alerts (on), slowMs (1500), watchRender (on), watchCommands (on; off stops "mod-monitor" appearing beside other mods' command output), watchAppend (on), retentionDays (30), flushSeconds (60).

modal-meter

Keeps an eye on Modal so idle GPU containers don't burn credits.

  • Status line while containers run: Modal: 1 running (2 containers). Deployed apps with no containers cost nothing, so they stay off it.
  • A toast when an app has had containers up longer than alertMinutes (30), repeated at most every 30 minutes.
  • /modal opens a pane of apps with state, containers and uptime. Stop asks for Confirm, then runs modal app stop. Nothing is stopped any other way.
  • Shows today's spend and alerts on a budgetToday where the Modal CLI supports billing report (1.3.3+, Team/Enterprise workspaces). Otherwise /modal says why spend isn't shown.
  • Finds the CLI as modal or python3 -m modal. It checks PATH first rather than running a command that can only fail, and stays silent when Modal isn't set up.
  • Makes no model calls: only the Modal CLI, every 60s.

pr-autopilot

Does the "merged #219, clean up branches and start #214" round trip for you, and surfaces CI failures with their logs.

  • Watches your open PRs in the session's repo: it adopts them at session start, and picks up every gh pr create Claude runs. It polls gh pr view every 60s.
  • Status line: PRs: #219 ✓ · #220 CI… · #221 ✗. Toasts when CI fails (with the failing check names) or passes.
  • When a PR merges, it cleans up with plain local git, then toasts the outcome and suggests carrying on (Tab to accept):
  • git fetch --prune, switch to the default branch (only from the PR's own branch) and git pull --ff-only.
  • Never with uncommitted changes, never --force, never other branches.
  • Deletes the local branch only if it points at exactly the commit GitHub merged, so nothing local is lost. It also leaves a branch checked out in another worktree alone.
  • A merge seen mid-turn is cleaned up when the turn ends, so git never races Claude.
  • When you mention failing CI ("#258 is failing", "CI failed, fix it"), your message goes to Claude with gh pr checks and the tail of the failed log attached, so you don't paste it.
  • /prs lists watched PRs. /prs watch <n|url> and /prs forget <n|all> add and remove them.
  • Makes no model calls: only gh and git, at about one GitHub API call per open PR per minute.

Settings:

  • pollSeconds (60)
  • attachCiLogs (on)
  • logLines (120)
  • deleteRemoteBranch (off): deletes the branch on GitHub too, only while it still points at the merged commit. GitHub's own "Automatically delete head branches" setting does the same job.

It never closes issues; put "Closes #N" in PR bodies for that.

recall

Search everything you've done with coding agents, from Claude or from /recall. It replaces the broken agent-memory plugin.

  • What it searches: Claude Code sessions, Codex sessions, subagent and workflow runs, Claude's memory files, standing orders, second-opinion reviews, and your /remember notes. Routine (scheduled) runs are left out unless you add routines:include to a query.
  • What it keeps: prompts, answers, compaction summaries, session titles, commands, files touched, commits, PRs, issues, URLs, tasks and decisions (what you approved or ruled out). Read-only look-ups like grep and cat are kept but ranked low.
  • History survives cleanup: extracts stay searchable after Claude Code deletes old transcripts.
  • Claude searches it itself with four read-only tools, search, expand, recap and list, which run without permission prompts. It checks them when you say "like last time" or "what did we decide", and before asking you something you already settled.
  • Commands:
  • /recall <query> opens a pane of hits grouped by session. Open shows the conversation around a hit, Attach sends it with your next message, and Copy resume command copies claude --resume <id>.
  • /recall last [n] recaps your last session in this repo: last asks, last answer, PRs, commits, open tasks and decisions. Send to Claude attaches it.
  • /recall timeline [7d|30d|90d] [all]
  • /recall decisions|commands|files|prs|commits|issues|urls|tasks|notes [query]
  • /recall ask <question> answers from your history with Haiku 4.5, citing sessions. It costs a little usage and sends the matching excerpts to the model.
  • /recall stats, /recall reindex, /recall forget session <id>|project <name>|before <date> (asks you to confirm), /recall help.
  • /remember <fact>, /remember list, /remember forget <ref>.
  • Bands:
  • Once per session: Last session here (2d ago): "…" · PR #99 · 3 open tasks [Recap].
  • When a prompt mentions #214, ABC-12, a file name or a quoted phrase seen in past sessions, a band offers what happened then. Nothing is sent unless you click.
  • Query syntax: words must all match. OR gives alternatives, "quotes" an exact phrase, and -word excludes. Filters: project:name, kind:decision, since:7d, until:2026-09-30, source:codex, routines:include.
  • Privacy:
  • The index lives at ~/.claude/recall/index.db, readable only by you, and never goes in a repo.
  • Secrets are masked before anything is stored: known token shapes, labelled values ("password: …"), the values of secret-named exports in ~/.zshrc, ~/.zprofile, ~/.bashrc and ~/.bash_profile, and any literal strings you list in ~/.claude/recall/redact.txt (one per line). Editing that list re-masks the existing index on the next update.
  • Cost: no model calls except /recall ask. The first index takes about 2 minutes in the background, with progress on the status line. After that it updates incrementally (about 1s) at session start and every 10 minutes.
  • Requires macOS's /usr/bin/python3 (Command Line Tools), whose SQLite has FTS5. Nothing else to install.

Settings: dbPath, python, sources, includeSubagents (on), includeRoutines (off), updateMinutes (10), relatedBand (on), lastSessionBand (on), maxResults (8), askModel (claude-haiku-4-5-20251001).

repo-brief

Catches Claude up on the repo when a session starts, so you don't have to ask "check the recent commits/PRs and issues".

  • Gathers in the background at session start:
  • branch, ahead/behind and uncommitted files
  • the last 8 commits
  • open PRs with CI ✓/✗/…
  • issues labelled owner, todo, P0 or blocked
  • stale branches (merged, or upstream gone)
  • A one-line band above the prompt, e.g. main ↑1 · 3 changed · PRs #123 ✗ #124 ✓ · 2 owner issues · 2 stale branches · last commit 2h ago. Hide dismisses it.
  • Claude gets the same summary once, in its first message, so the prompt cache stays warm. It refreshes after compaction.
  • /brief re-gathers now and prints the full summary.
  • Makes no model calls: only git and gh. The band refreshes after a turn at most every 2 minutes.

Settings: focus labels, refresh minutes, and whether to brief Claude.

routine-watch

Keeps scheduled routines (daily digests, newsletters) from silently stalling while you're away.

  • Knows a session is a routine from its scheduled-task prompt, and does nothing in your other sessions.
  • When a routine stops to wait for your OK on a permission prompt or an AskUserQuestion, you get a Mac notification and a toast, and the status line shows routine: daily-report · waiting on you 3m.
  • When a turn ends in an error, or the routine finishes, you get a notification: Routine daily-report finished after 23m · waited on you 2 times.
  • Phone push (optional): notifyCommand runs a command on the same events, e.g. curl -s -d {message} ntfy.sh/your-topic. {title} and {message} are filled in as single arguments, never through a shell.
  • allowWebReads (off by default): lets routines use WebFetch and WebSearch without asking. It only replaces a prompt; your deny rules still apply, and nothing else is ever auto-allowed.
  • /routine shows the routine's name, how long it has run, its waits, and the settings.
  • Makes no model calls.

second-opinion

A Fable review in the background, without switching your session's model. Each run is one Fable call against your usage.

  • /second-opinion: reviews recent work. On a feature branch that's the branch against the default branch; otherwise the last 12 commits, plus the diff and git status, capped at 60k characters.
  • Other forms:
  • /second-opinion commits 5
  • /second-opinion diff (uncommitted changes)
  • /second-opinion file docs/ADR-007.md
  • /second-opinion <question>: adds a question for Fable to answer first.
  • The command returns at once, and the status line shows second opinion: reviewing…. When the review is ready you get a toast, and a pane opens with it, ranked: wrong assumptions, bugs and risks, what's missing, what to do next.
  • Send to Claude attaches the review to your next prompt (once) and drafts "What do you agree with, and what would you act on?".
  • Reviews are saved in ~/.claude/second-opinions/<project>/. /second-opinion list lists them, and /second-opinion show [n] reopens one.

Settings: model (claude-fable-5-1), effort (high), maxContextChars (60000).

standing-orders

Keeps your "always / never / don't / from now on" instructions alive across compaction.

  • When you write an instruction like "never open bambu with full spectrum files", a band asks: Keep as a standing order? [Project] [This session] [No]. Nothing is saved without a click.
  • Project orders live in ~/.claude/standing-orders/<repo>.json and apply to every session in that repo. Session orders and your active /goal last for the session.
  • Claude gets them at the start of every conversation and again after each compaction or /clear, so the prompt cache isn't disturbed. A newly saved order also rides along once with your next message.
  • /orders lists them. /orders add [project|session] <text>, /orders forget <n>, /orders clear session|project, and /orders export (a Markdown block for CLAUDE.md).
  • Makes no model calls.

secret-guard

Stops keys and passwords from going into a prompt, and so into your transcripts, and turns them into env vars instead.

  • Catches known token shapes: AWS, GitHub, Anthropic, OpenAI, Slack, Google, Hugging Face, GitLab, npm, Stripe, private keys and bearer tokens.
  • Also catches labelled values ("password: …", "api key = …", "the wifi password is …") and the two-line "Access Key ID / Secret Access Key" paste.
  • Leaves alone $NAME references, placeholders, plain URLs, paths, git SHAs and ordinary prose about passwords.
  • On a hit, the prompt isn't sent and goes back in the box. A band shows the secret masked (…vxrm) with a suggested name such as OPENDATALAB_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, which you can edit:
  • Save as env var appends export NAME='…' to ~/.zshrc (reusing an existing identical export) and replaces the secret in your prompt with $NAME.
  • Send anyway lets exactly that text through once.
  • Edit dismisses the band.
  • The value is never shown in toasts, status, state or the transcript, and /secrets test <text> output is masked too.
  • /secrets test <text> shows what would be caught. /secrets off and /secrets on toggle it for the session.
  • Makes no model calls.

Settings: enabled (on), extraPatterns (a regex), zshrcPath (~/.zshrc).

slicer-handoff

Makes Claude's open commands hand 3D files to the right slicer.

  • Full-spectrum files go to Snapmaker Orca. Bambu Studio and OrcaSlicer can't open them. A file counts as full-spectrum when:
  • its name or folder matches full.?spectrum|snapmaker-only|-fs\.3mf$|-u1[-.], or
  • its 3MF names a Full Spectrum filament profile.

An open -a BambuStudio … for one becomes open -b com.snapmaker.snapmaker-orca …, with the rest of the command untouched. You get a toast, and Claude gets a note so it doesn't try again.

  • Earlier windows close first. Before opening a file, it asks the running slicer to quit (a normal quit, never forced), so windows don't pile up. If one won't close, for example because it's waiting on a save prompt, it stops trying and tells Claude to leave it alone.
  • /slice <file> [bambu|snapmaker|orca] opens a file yourself, with the same rules.
  • Recognizes open -a <app>, open -a /Applications/X.app and open -b <bundle id>, including variables set earlier in the command (S=… && open -a BambuStudio "$S/x.3mf") and files copied in the same command.
  • Makes no model calls.

Settings:

  • closePrevious (on): turn it off if you keep your own slicer window open, since the quit request reaches your windows too.
  • fullSpectrumPattern (the regex above)
  • checkContents (on)

The quit request goes out when Claude issues the command, before any permission prompt for it.

Loading

  • One session from a terminal: pass --plugin-dir once per mod, e.g. claude --plugin-dir ~/Projects/claude-mods/job-watch --plugin-dir ~/Projects/claude-mods/pr-autopilot
  • Every session, including the desktop app: add to ~/.claude/settings.json. Put mod-monitor first so it sees the others; CLAUDE_CODE_PLUGIN_DIR_WATCH makes desktop sessions pick up edits and show mod failures: ``json { "env": { "CLAUDE_CODE_PLUGIN_DIR_WATCH": "1", "CLAUDE_CODE_PLUGIN_DIRS": "~/Projects/claude-mods/mod-monitor:~/Projects/claude-mods/job-watch:~/Projects/claude-mods/machine-guard:~/Projects/claude-mods/repo-brief:~/Projects/claude-mods/slicer-handoff:~/Projects/claude-mods/pr-autopilot:~/Projects/claude-mods/routine-watch:~/Projects/claude-mods/modal-meter:~/Projects/claude-mods/second-opinion:~/Projects/claude-mods/downloads-drop:~/Projects/claude-mods/dev-servers:~/Projects/claude-mods/standing-orders:~/Projects/claude-mods/effort-router:~/Projects/claude-mods/secret-guard:~/Projects/claude-mods/recall" } } ``

Checking

Run with Claude Code 2.1.289 or newer; older CLIs ignore per-test settings, so a few tests fall back to defaults.

claude plugin validate job-watch && claude plugin test job-watch
claude plugin validate machine-guard && claude plugin test machine-guard
claude plugin validate repo-brief && claude plugin test repo-brief
claude plugin validate slicer-handoff && claude plugin test slicer-handoff
claude plugin validate pr-autopilot && claude plugin test pr-autopilot
claude plugin validate routine-watch && claude plugin test routine-watch
claude plugin validate modal-meter && claude plugin test modal-meter
claude plugin validate second-opinion && claude plugin test second-opinion
claude plugin validate downloads-drop && claude plugin test downloads-drop
claude plugin validate dev-servers && claude plugin test dev-servers
claude plugin validate standing-orders && claude plugin test standing-orders
claude plugin validate effort-router && claude plugin test effort-router
claude plugin validate secret-guard && claude plugin test secret-guard
claude plugin validate recall && claude plugin test recall
claude plugin validate mod-monitor && claude plugin test mod-monitor
(cd recall/engine && /usr/bin/python3 -m unittest)
Source 3 files
hooks/register.ts 496 lines
1import { atom, read, update } from 'claude-code'
2import type { EngineInterface, ProcessRunInit, Register } from 'claude-code'
3
4import type { WatchedPr } from '../types'
5import {
6  ciAttachment,
7  clip,
8  defaultBranchOf,
9  describePrs,
10  failingRunIds,
11  gitError,
12  mentionedPrs,
13  nameWithOwner,
14  parsePrUrls,
15  parseView,
16  repoFromRemote,
17  shortSha,
18  statusLine,
19  watchedFrom,
20  worktreeHolding,
21} from './pr'
22import type { PrRef, PrView } from './pr'
23
24type Engine = EngineInterface
25
26const prs = atom({ plugin: 'pr-autopilot', key: 'prs' } as const, [])
27
28const VIEW_FIELDS = 'number,url,state,title,headRefName,headRefOid,statusCheckRollup,mergedAt'
29const LIST_FIELDS = 'number,url,state,title,headRefName,headRefOid,statusCheckRollup'
30const CREATE = /\bgh\s+pr\s+create\b/
31/** Prompts the person wrote (typed, through Remote Control, or an SDK host's own turn). */
32const PERSONAL = new Set(['composer', 'bridge', 'sdk'])
33/** How many PRs are kept: merged ones beyond this are dropped first. */
34const KEEP = 30
35
36type Ran = { ok: boolean; out: string; err: string }
37type Outcome = { steps: string[]; issues: string[] }
38type Config = { pollMs: number; deleteRemoteBranch: boolean; attachCiLogs: boolean; logLines: number }
39
40let config: Config = { pollMs: 60_000, deleteRemoteBranch: false, attachCiLogs: true, logLines: 120 }
41let timer: { cancel: () => void } | null = null
42let polling: Promise<void> | null = null
43let isTurnRunning = false
44/** The status line last shown; null before the first. */
45let shownStatus: string | undefined | null = null
46
47const isSame = (a: Pick<WatchedPr, 'repo' | 'number'>, b: Pick<WatchedPr, 'repo' | 'number'>): boolean =>
48  a.number === b.number && a.repo.toLowerCase() === b.repo.toLowerCase()
49
50/** Keeps every open PR and the newest closed or merged ones, KEEP in all. */
51const capped = (list: readonly WatchedPr[]): WatchedPr[] => {
52  const out = [...list]
53  while (out.length > KEEP) {
54    const oldDone = out.findIndex(pr => pr.state !== 'open')
55    out.splice(oldDone >= 0 ? oldDone : 0, 1)
56  }
57  return out
58}
59
60async function exec($: Engine, argv: readonly string[], cwd?: string, timeoutMs = 30_000): Promise<Ran> {
61  const init: ProcessRunInit = {
62    timeoutMs,
63    env: { GIT_TERMINAL_PROMPT: '0', GH_PROMPT_DISABLED: '1' },
64    ...(cwd ? { cwd } : {}),
65  }
66  try {
67    const out = await $.process.run(argv, init)
68    return { ok: out.exitCode === 0, out: out.stdout, err: out.stderr }
69  } catch (error) {
70    return { ok: false, out: '', err: String(error) }
71  }
72}
73
74async function git($: Engine, cwd: string, args: readonly string[], timeoutMs = 30_000): Promise<Ran> {
75  return exec($, ['git', ...args], cwd, timeoutMs)
76}
77
78async function ghJson($: Engine, args: readonly string[], cwd?: string): Promise<unknown> {
79  const ran = await exec($, ['gh', ...args], cwd)
80  if (!ran.ok) {
81    return null
82  }
83  try {
84    return JSON.parse(ran.out) as unknown
85  } catch {
86    return null
87  }
88}
89
90async function viewPr($: Engine, ref: string, repo: string | null): Promise<PrView | null> {
91  return parseView(await ghJson($, ['pr', 'view', ref, ...(repo ? ['--repo', repo] : []), '--json', VIEW_FIELDS]))
92}
93
94async function debug($: Engine, line: string) {
95  await $.ui.log(`pr-autopilot: ${line}`, { to: 'debug' })
96}
97
98async function showStatus($: Engine) {
99  const line = statusLine(await read($, prs))
100  if (line !== shownStatus) {
101    shownStatus = line
102    $.ui.status(line)
103  }
104}
105
106function ensureTimer($: Engine) {
107  if (!timer) {
108    timer = $.clock.every(config.pollMs, () => void poll($))
109  }
110}
111
112async function patch($: Engine, pr: WatchedPr, changes: Partial<WatchedPr>) {
113  await update($, prs, list => list.map(one => (isSame(one, pr) ? { ...one, ...changes } : one)))
114}
115
116/** Watches a PR, or refreshes what is known of one already watched (its CI state stays the poll's to change). */
117async function remember($: Engine, ref: PrRef, view: PrView | null) {
118  const now = await $.clock.now()
119  const fresh = watchedFrom(ref, view, now)
120  await update($, prs, list => {
121    const known = list.find(one => isSame(one, ref))
122    if (!known) {
123      return capped([...list, fresh])
124    }
125    const facts = view ? { title: fresh.title, branch: fresh.branch, headSha: fresh.headSha, url: fresh.url } : {}
126    return list.map(one => (one === known ? { ...one, ...facts } : one))
127  })
128  ensureTimer($)
129}
130
131/** Adopts the person's open PRs in the session's repository, when it is a GitHub repository. */
132async function adopt($: Engine, cwd: string) {
133  try {
134    const inside = await git($, cwd, ['rev-parse', '--is-inside-work-tree'])
135    if (!inside.ok) {
136      return
137    }
138    const repo = nameWithOwner(await ghJson($, ['repo', 'view', '--json', 'nameWithOwner'], cwd))
139    if (!repo) {
140      return
141    }
142    const listed = await ghJson(
143      $,
144      ['pr', 'list', '--author', '@me', '--state', 'open', '--json', LIST_FIELDS, '--limit', '20'],
145      cwd,
146    )
147    for (const item of Array.isArray(listed) ? listed : []) {
148      const view = parseView(item)
149      if (view?.number) {
150        await remember($, { repo, number: view.number, url: view.url }, view)
151      }
152    }
153  } finally {
154    await showStatus($)
155  }
156}
157
158async function defaultBranch($: Engine, cwd: string, repo: string): Promise<string | null> {
159  const ref = await git($, cwd, ['symbolic-ref', '--short', 'refs/remotes/origin/HEAD'])
160  const name = ref.out.trim().replace(/^origin\//, '')
161  if (ref.ok && name) {
162    return name
163  }
164  return defaultBranchOf(await ghJson($, ['repo', 'view', repo, '--json', 'defaultBranchRef'], cwd))
165}
166
167/** Deletes the merged PR's local branch, only when it points at the PR's head and no worktree has it checked out. */
168async function deleteLocal($: Engine, cwd: string, pr: WatchedPr, base: string | null, out: Outcome) {
169  const branch = pr.branch
170  if (!branch || branch === base) {
171    return
172  }
173  const local = await git($, cwd, ['rev-parse', '--verify', '--quiet', `refs/heads/${branch}`])
174  if (!local.ok) {
175    out.steps.push(`no local branch ${branch}`)
176    return
177  }
178  const sha = local.out.trim()
179  if (!pr.headSha || sha !== pr.headSha) {
180    const why = pr.headSha
181      ? `local ${shortSha(sha)} is not the merged head ${shortSha(pr.headSha)}`
182      : 'the merged head is unknown'
183    out.steps.push(`branch ${branch} kept: ${why}`)
184    out.issues.push(`branch ${branch} kept: ${why}`)
185    return
186  }
187  const trees = await git($, cwd, ['worktree', 'list', '--porcelain'])
188  const holder = trees.ok ? worktreeHolding(trees.out, branch) : null
189  if (holder !== null) {
190    const why = `checked out in ${holder || 'a worktree'}`
191    out.steps.push(`branch ${branch} kept: ${why}`)
192    out.issues.push(`branch ${branch} is ${why}`)
193    return
194  }
195  const deleted = await git($, cwd, ['branch', '-D', branch])
196  if (deleted.ok) {
197    out.steps.push(`branch ${branch} deleted`)
198  } else {
199    out.steps.push(`branch ${branch} not deleted: ${gitError(deleted.err)}`)
200    out.issues.push(`branch ${branch} not deleted`)
201  }
202}
203
204/** Deletes the PR's branch on origin, when asked to and it still points at the merged head. */
205async function deleteRemote($: Engine, cwd: string, pr: WatchedPr, base: string | null, out: Outcome) {
206  const branch = pr.branch
207  if (!config.deleteRemoteBranch || !branch || branch === base || !pr.headSha) {
208    return
209  }
210  const listed = await git($, cwd, ['ls-remote', '--heads', 'origin', branch])
211  const line = listed.out.split('\n').find(one => one.trim().endsWith(`\trefs/heads/${branch}`))
212  if (!listed.ok || !line) {
213    return
214  }
215  if (line.split('\t')[0]?.trim() !== pr.headSha) {
216    out.steps.push(`origin/${branch} kept: it moved since the merge`)
217    out.issues.push(`origin/${branch} moved since the merge`)
218    return
219  }
220  const pushed = await git($, cwd, ['push', 'origin', '--delete', branch], 60_000)
221  if (pushed.ok) {
222    out.steps.push(`origin/${branch} deleted`)
223  } else {
224    out.steps.push(`origin/${branch} not deleted: ${gitError(pushed.err)}`)
225    out.issues.push(`origin/${branch} not deleted`)
226  }
227}
228
229/**
230 * The post-merge ritual in the session's folder, plain local git and safe: fetch --prune; switch
231 * to the default branch (only from the PR's branch) and pull it --ff-only, never with uncommitted
232 * changes; delete the PR's branch only when nothing on it would be lost; never --force.
233 */
234async function cleanup($: Engine, pr: WatchedPr): Promise<Outcome> {
235  const out: Outcome = { steps: [], issues: [] }
236  const cwd = await $.session.cwd()
237  const origin = await git($, cwd, ['remote', 'get-url', 'origin'])
238  const originRepo = origin.ok ? repoFromRemote(origin.out) : null
239  if (!originRepo || originRepo.toLowerCase() !== pr.repo.toLowerCase()) {
240    const where = originRepo ? `this folder is a clone of ${originRepo}` : `this folder is not a clone of ${pr.repo}`
241    out.steps.push(`cleanup skipped: ${where}`)
242    out.issues.push(`cleanup skipped: ${where}`)
243    return out
244  }
245
246  const fetched = await git($, cwd, ['fetch', '--prune', 'origin'], 120_000)
247  if (!fetched.ok) {
248    out.steps.push(`fetch failed: ${gitError(fetched.err)}`)
249    out.issues.push('fetch failed')
250  }
251  const base = await defaultBranch($, cwd, pr.repo)
252  const current = (await git($, cwd, ['branch', '--show-current'])).out.trim()
253  const status = await git($, cwd, ['status', '--porcelain', '--untracked-files=no'])
254  const isDirty = !status.ok || status.out.trim() !== ''
255
256  if (!base) {
257    out.steps.push('default branch unknown: did not switch or pull')
258    out.issues.push('the default branch is unknown')
259  } else if (current !== pr.branch && current !== base) {
260    out.steps.push(current ? `on ${current}: left as is` : 'detached HEAD: left as is')
261  } else if (isDirty) {
262    out.steps.push(`uncommitted changes: stayed on ${current}, did not switch or pull`)
263    out.issues.push(`uncommitted changes on ${current}`)
264  } else {
265    let head = current
266    if (current === pr.branch) {
267      const switched = await git($, cwd, ['switch', base])
268      if (switched.ok) {
269        head = base
270      } else {
271        out.steps.push(`could not switch to ${base}: ${gitError(switched.err)}`)
272        out.issues.push(`could not switch to ${base}`)
273      }
274    }
275    if (head === base) {
276      const pulled = await git($, cwd, ['pull', '--ff-only', 'origin', base], 120_000)
277      if (pulled.ok) {
278        out.steps.push(`${base} pulled`)
279      } else {
280        out.steps.push(`${base} not pulled: ${gitError(pulled.err)}`)
281        out.issues.push(`${base} not pulled`)
282      }
283    }
284  }
285
286  await deleteLocal($, cwd, pr, base, out)
287  await deleteRemote($, cwd, pr, base, out)
288  return out
289}
290
291async function finishMerged($: Engine, pr: WatchedPr) {
292  await patch($, pr, { cleaned: true })
293  const out = await cleanup($, pr)
294  const steps = out.steps.length > 0 ? out.steps.join(' · ') : 'nothing to clean up'
295  $.ui.toast(`#${pr.number} merged → ${steps}`, { timeoutMs: 12_000 })
296  const text =
297    out.issues.length === 0
298      ? `#${pr.number} is merged and cleaned up. Carry on with the next task.`
299      : `#${pr.number} is merged (${out.issues[0]}). Carry on with the next task.`
300  await $.prompt.suggest({ text }).catch(() => undefined)
301}
302
303/** Reads one open PR's state and checks, and says when CI flips or the PR is merged or closed. */
304async function refresh($: Engine, pr: WatchedPr) {
305  const view = await viewPr($, String(pr.number), pr.repo)
306  if (!view) {
307    return
308  }
309  const facts = { title: view.title || pr.title, branch: view.branch || pr.branch, headSha: view.headSha || pr.headSha }
310  if (view.state === 'MERGED') {
311    await patch($, pr, { ...facts, state: 'merged', cleaned: false })
312    return
313  }
314  if (view.state === 'CLOSED') {
315    await update($, prs, list => list.filter(one => !isSame(one, pr)))
316    $.ui.toast(`#${pr.number} was closed without merging; no longer watched`)
317    return
318  }
319  const { ci, failing, runIds } = view.rollup
320  await patch($, pr, { ...facts, ci, failing, runIds })
321  if (ci !== pr.ci && ci === 'fail') {
322    $.ui.toast(`CI failed on #${pr.number}: ${clip(failing.join(', '), 100)}`, { timeoutMs: 10_000 })
323  } else if (ci !== pr.ci && ci === 'pass') {
324    $.ui.toast(`CI passed on #${pr.number}`)
325  }
326}
327
328async function pollOnce($: Engine) {
329  for (const pr of await read($, prs)) {
330    if (pr.state === 'open') {
331      await refresh($, pr).catch((error: unknown) => debug($, `could not read #${pr.number}: ${String(error)}`))
332    }
333  }
334  // A merge seen mid-turn is cleaned up once the turn ends, so git never races the model's own commands.
335  if (!isTurnRunning) {
336    for (const pr of await read($, prs)) {
337      if (pr.state === 'merged' && !pr.cleaned) {
338        await finishMerged($, pr)
339      }
340    }
341  }
342  await showStatus($)
343}
344
345/** One poll at a time: a poll asked for while one runs waits for that one. */
346function poll($: Engine): Promise<void> {
347  if (!polling) {
348    polling = pollOnce($)
349      .catch((error: unknown) => debug($, `poll failed: ${String(error)}`))
350      .finally(() => {
351        polling = null
352      })
353  }
354  return polling
355}
356
357/** The context block for one PR the prompt says is failing: its checks and its failed log's tail. */
358async function ciContext($: Engine, number: number, pr: WatchedPr | null): Promise<string | null> {
359  const repo = pr?.repo ?? null
360  const repoArgs = repo ? ['--repo', repo] : []
361  // `gh pr checks` exits 1 when a check failed and 8 while one is pending: its table is on stdout either way.
362  const checks = await exec($, ['gh', 'pr', 'checks', String(number), ...repoArgs])
363  const runId = failingRunIds(checks.out)[0] ?? pr?.runIds[0] ?? null
364  const log = runId === null ? null : await exec($, ['gh', 'run', 'view', String(runId), ...repoArgs, '--log-failed'], undefined, 60_000)
365  return ciAttachment({
366    number,
367    repo,
368    checks: checks.out,
369    runId,
370    log: log?.ok ? log.out : '',
371    logLines: config.logLines,
372  })
373}
374
375const USAGE = 'Usage: /prs (list and refresh) · /prs watch <n|url> [owner/repo] · /prs forget <n|all>'
376
377export const register: Register = (on, options) => {
378  config = {
379    pollMs: Math.max(10, Number(options.pollSeconds ?? 60)) * 1000,
380    deleteRemoteBranch: options.deleteRemoteBranch === true,
381    attachCiLogs: options.attachCiLogs !== false,
382    logLines: Math.max(10, Math.min(2000, Number(options.logLines ?? 120))),
383  }
384  timer = null
385  polling = null
386  isTurnRunning = false
387  shownStatus = null
388
389  on('session.start', async ($, e, next) => {
390    await $.command.register({
391      name: 'prs',
392      description: 'Watched pull requests: CI state, and the cleanup after a merge',
393      argumentHint: '[watch <n> [owner/repo] | forget <n|all>]',
394      immediate: true,
395    })
396    ensureTimer($)
397    void adopt($, e.cwd).catch((error: unknown) => debug($, `could not adopt open PRs: ${String(error)}`))
398    return next(e)
399  })
400
401  on('turn.start', async ($, e, next) => {
402    isTurnRunning = true
403    return next(e)
404  })
405
406  on('turn.complete', async ($, e, next) => {
407    const done = await next(e)
408    if (e.agentId === undefined) {
409      isTurnRunning = false
410      const list = await read($, prs)
411      if (list.some(pr => pr.state === 'merged' && !pr.cleaned)) {
412        void poll($)
413      }
414    }
415    return done
416  })
417
418  // Watches the PR a `gh pr create` opened (or names as already existing).
419  on('tool.call', { tool: 'Bash' }, async ($, e, next) => {
420    const ran = await next(e)
421    if (ran.deny !== undefined || !CREATE.test(e.command)) {
422      return ran
423    }
424    try {
425      for (const ref of parsePrUrls(ran.text)) {
426        await remember($, ref, await viewPr($, String(ref.number), ref.repo))
427      }
428      await showStatus($)
429    } catch (error) {
430      await debug($, `could not watch the new PR: ${String(error)}`)
431    }
432    return ran
433  })
434
435  // Hands the model the failing checks and the failed log's tail when the person mentions a failing PR.
436  on('prompt.submit', async ($, e, next) => {
437    if (!config.attachCiLogs || !PERSONAL.has(e.origin.kind)) {
438      return next(e)
439    }
440    const blocks: string[] = []
441    try {
442      const list = await read($, prs)
443      for (const number of mentionedPrs(e.text, list)) {
444        const matches = list.filter(pr => pr.number === number)
445        const pr = matches.find(one => one.state === 'open') ?? matches[0] ?? null
446        const block = await ciContext($, number, pr)
447        if (block) {
448          blocks.push(block)
449        }
450      }
451    } catch (error) {
452      await debug($, `could not attach CI logs: ${String(error)}`)
453    }
454    return blocks.length > 0 ? next({ ...e, context: [...(e.context ?? []), ...blocks] }) : next(e)
455  })
456
457  on('command.run', { command: 'prs' }, async ($, e) => {
458    const [verb = '', target = '', repoArg = ''] = e.args.trim().split(/\s+/)
459    if (verb === 'watch') {
460      const fromUrl = parsePrUrls(target)[0]
461      const number = fromUrl?.number ?? Number(target.replace(/^#/, ''))
462      if (!Number.isInteger(number) || number <= 0) {
463        return { text: USAGE }
464      }
465      const repo = fromUrl?.repo ?? (repoArg || null)
466      const view = await viewPr($, String(number), repo)
467      const resolved = repo ?? (view ? parsePrUrls(view.url)[0]?.repo : undefined)
468      if (!view || !resolved) {
469        return { text: `pr-autopilot: gh found no PR #${number} in ${repo ?? "this folder's repository"}.` }
470      }
471      await remember($, { repo: resolved, number, url: view.url }, view)
472      await poll($)
473      const watched = (await read($, prs)).find(pr => isSame(pr, { repo: resolved, number }))
474      return { text: watched ? `Watching ${describePrs([watched])}` : `Watching #${number}.` }
475    }
476    if (verb === 'forget') {
477      if (!target) {
478        return { text: USAGE }
479      }
480      const before = await read($, prs)
481      const number = Number(target.replace(/^#/, ''))
482      const keep = target === 'all' ? [] : before.filter(pr => pr.number !== number)
483      await update($, prs, list => list.filter(pr => keep.some(one => isSame(one, pr))))
484      await showStatus($)
485      const removed = before.length - keep.length
486      return { text: removed > 0 ? `Stopped watching ${removed} PR(s).` : `#${target} is not watched.` }
487    }
488    if (verb !== '') {
489      return { text: USAGE }
490    }
491    ensureTimer($)
492    await poll($)
493    return { text: describePrs(await read($, prs)) }
494  })
495}
496
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1import type { Ci, PrState, WatchedPr } from '../types'
2
3const ANSI = /\u001b\[[0-9;?]*[A-Za-z]/g
4
5const text = (value: unknown): string => (typeof value === 'string' ? value : '')
6
7export const clip = (value: string, max: number): string =>
8  value.length <= max ? value : `${value.slice(0, max - 1)}…`
9
10export const shortSha = (sha: string): string => sha.slice(0, 7)
11
12export type PrRef = { repo: string; number: number; url: string }
13
14const PR_URL = /https:\/\/github\.com\/([A-Za-z0-9_.-]+)\/([A-Za-z0-9_.-]+)\/pull\/(\d+)/g
15
16/** Every GitHub pull request URL in the text (what `gh pr create` prints), each once, in order. */
17export const parsePrUrls = (output: string | undefined): PrRef[] => {
18  const found: PrRef[] = []
19  for (const match of (output ?? '').matchAll(PR_URL)) {
20    const repo = `${match[1]}/${match[2]}`
21    const number = Number(match[3])
22    if (!found.some(ref => ref.repo === repo && ref.number === number)) {
23      found.push({ repo, number, url: `https://github.com/${repo}/pull/${number}` })
24    }
25  }
26  return found
27}
28
29/** `owner/name` from a GitHub remote URL (https, ssh or scp-like); null for another host. */
30export const repoFromRemote = (url: string): string | null => {
31  const found = url.trim().match(/github\.com[:/]+([A-Za-z0-9_.-]+)\/([A-Za-z0-9_.-]+?)(?:\.git)?\/?$/)
32  return found ? `${found[1]}/${found[2]}` : null
33}
34
35/** `gh repo view --json nameWithOwner`: `{ "nameWithOwner": "owner/name" }`. */
36export const nameWithOwner = (json: unknown): string | null => {
37  const value = json && typeof json === 'object' ? text((json as Record<string, unknown>).nameWithOwner) : ''
38  return /^[A-Za-z0-9_.-]+\/[A-Za-z0-9_.-]+$/.test(value) ? value : null
39}
40
41/** `gh repo view --json defaultBranchRef`: `{ "defaultBranchRef": { "name": "main" } }`. */
42export const defaultBranchOf = (json: unknown): string | null => {
43  const ref = json && typeof json === 'object' ? (json as Record<string, unknown>).defaultBranchRef : null
44  const name = ref && typeof ref === 'object' ? text((ref as Record<string, unknown>).name) : ''
45  return name || null
46}
47
48export type Check = { name: string; state: string; url: string }
49
50const FAILED = new Set(['FAILURE', 'TIMED_OUT', 'CANCELLED', 'ACTION_REQUIRED', 'ERROR', 'STARTUP_FAILURE'])
51const PASSED = new Set(['SUCCESS', 'NEUTRAL', 'SKIPPED', 'STALE'])
52
53/**
54 * One `statusCheckRollup` entry as a check: a CheckRun `{ name, status, conclusion, detailsUrl }`
55 * (its status while it runs, its conclusion once completed) or a StatusContext `{ context, state, targetUrl }`.
56 */
57const checkOf = (entry: unknown): Check | null => {
58  if (!entry || typeof entry !== 'object') {
59    return null
60  }
61  const e = entry as Record<string, unknown>
62  if (e.__typename === 'StatusContext' || (e.context !== undefined && e.name === undefined)) {
63    return { name: text(e.context), state: text(e.state).toUpperCase(), url: text(e.targetUrl) }
64  }
65  const status = text(e.status).toUpperCase()
66  const state = status && status !== 'COMPLETED' ? status : text(e.conclusion).toUpperCase()
67  return { name: text(e.name), state, url: text(e.detailsUrl) }
68}
69
70/** The GitHub Actions run id in a check's details URL (`…/actions/runs/123/job/456`). */
71export const runIdOf = (url: string): number | null => {
72  const found = url.match(/\/actions\/runs\/(\d+)/)
73  return found ? Number(found[1]) : null
74}
75
76export type Rollup = { ci: Ci; failing: string[]; runIds: number[] }
77
78/**
79 * A PR's checks as a whole: any failed check fails it, then any check not yet passed keeps it
80 * pending (queued, running, waiting, or a state this does not know); all passed or skipped
81 * passes it; no checks at all is `none`.
82 */
83export const summarizeRollup = (rollup: unknown): Rollup => {
84  const checks = (Array.isArray(rollup) ? rollup : [])
85    .map(checkOf)
86    .filter((check): check is Check => check !== null)
87  if (checks.length === 0) {
88    return { ci: 'none', failing: [], runIds: [] }
89  }
90  const failed = checks.filter(check => FAILED.has(check.state))
91  const failing = [...new Set(failed.map(check => check.name || 'unnamed check'))]
92  const runIds = [...new Set(failed.map(check => runIdOf(check.url)).filter((id): id is number => id !== null))]
93  const ci: Ci = failed.length > 0 ? 'fail' : checks.some(check => !PASSED.has(check.state)) ? 'pending' : 'pass'
94  return { ci, failing, runIds }
95}
96
97export type PrView = {
98  number: number | null
99  url: string
100  /** `OPEN`, `MERGED` or `CLOSED`. */
101  state: string
102  title: string
103  branch: string
104  headSha: string
105  rollup: Rollup
106}
107
108/** One PR as `gh pr view --json …` (or one entry of `gh pr list --json …`) prints it; null when it is not one. */
109export const parseView = (json: unknown): PrView | null => {
110  if (!json || typeof json !== 'object' || Array.isArray(json)) {
111    return null
112  }
113  const v = json as Record<string, unknown>
114  const state = text(v.state).toUpperCase()
115  if (!state) {
116    return null
117  }
118  return {
119    number: typeof v.number === 'number' ? v.number : null,
120    url: text(v.url),
121    state,
122    title: text(v.title),
123    branch: text(v.headRefName),
124    headSha: text(v.headRefOid),
125    rollup: summarizeRollup(v.statusCheckRollup),
126  }
127}
128
129const stateOf = (view: PrView): PrState =>
130  view.state === 'MERGED' ? 'merged' : view.state === 'CLOSED' ? 'closed' : 'open'
131
132/** A newly watched PR, from what gh said of it (or only its URL when gh said nothing). */
133export const watchedFrom = (ref: PrRef, view: PrView | null, now: number): WatchedPr => ({
134  number: ref.number,
135  repo: ref.repo,
136  url: view?.url || ref.url,
137  title: view?.title ?? '',
138  branch: view?.branch ?? '',
139  headSha: view?.headSha ?? '',
140  ci: view ? view.rollup.ci : 'pending',
141  failing: view?.rollup.failing ?? [],
142  runIds: view?.rollup.runIds ?? [],
143  state: view ? stateOf(view) : 'open',
144  cleaned: false,
145  addedAt: now,
146})
147
148const MARK: Record<Ci, string> = { pass: '✓', fail: '✗', pending: 'CI…', none: '' }
149
150/** `PRs: #219 ✓ · #220 CI… · #221 ✗` over the open PRs; undefined when none is open. */
151export const statusLine = (prs: readonly WatchedPr[]): string | undefined => {
152  const open = prs.filter(pr => pr.state === 'open')
153  return open.length > 0 ? `PRs: ${open.map(pr => `#${pr.number} ${MARK[pr.ci]}`.trim()).join(' · ')}` : undefined
154}
155
156/** What `/prs` prints: one line per watched PR. */
157export const describePrs = (prs: readonly WatchedPr[]): string => {
158  if (prs.length === 0) {
159    return 'No PRs are watched. A PR opened with `gh pr create` is picked up by itself; /prs watch <n> adds one.'
160  }
161  return prs
162    .map(pr => {
163      const state =
164        pr.state === 'merged' ? (pr.cleaned ? 'merged, cleaned up' : 'merged, cleanup pending') : pr.state
165      const ci =
166        pr.state !== 'open'
167          ? ''
168          : pr.ci === 'fail'
169            ? `CI failing: ${pr.failing.join(', ') || 'unknown check'}`
170            : pr.ci === 'pass'
171              ? 'CI passed'
172              : pr.ci === 'pending'
173                ? 'CI running'
174                : 'no CI checks'
175      const facts = [state, ci, pr.branch].filter(Boolean).join(' · ')
176      return `#${pr.number} ${pr.repo} · ${facts}${pr.title ? ` · ${pr.title}` : ''}`
177    })
178    .join('\n')
179}
180
181const CI_WORD = /\b(?:fail(?:s|ed|ing|ures?)?|checks|ci|lint(?:s|ing|er)?)\b/i
182const PR_REF = /(?:#|\bPR\s*#?\s*|\/pull\/)(\d{1,7})\b/gi
183const BARE_NUMBER = /(?:^|[^#\w/.-])(\d{1,7})\b/g
184const CI_FAILED =
185  /\b(?:ci|checks?|build|lint)\b[^.!?\n]{0,40}?\b(?:fail(?:s|ed|ing|ures?)?|red|broken)\b|\bfail(?:s|ed|ing|ures?)?\b[^.!?\n]{0,40}?\b(?:ci|checks)\b/i
186
187/**
188 * The PRs whose failing CI the person's prompt is about, at most two: a `#258` (or `PR 258`)
189 * in a clause that speaks of failing, checks, CI or lint, a bare `258` there when PR 258 is
190 * watched, and with no number at all, "CI failed" means the watched PRs failing now, newest first.
191 */
192export const mentionedPrs = (
193  prompt: string,
194  watched: readonly Pick<WatchedPr, 'number' | 'ci' | 'state' | 'addedAt'>[],
195): number[] => {
196  const known = new Set(watched.map(pr => pr.number))
197  const found: number[] = []
198  const add = (number: number) => {
199    if (!found.includes(number)) {
200      found.push(number)
201    }
202  }
203  for (const clause of prompt.split(/[.!?;](?=\s|$)|\n+/)) {
204    if (!CI_WORD.test(clause)) {
205      continue
206    }
207    for (const match of clause.matchAll(PR_REF)) {
208      add(Number(match[1]))
209    }
210    for (const match of clause.matchAll(BARE_NUMBER)) {
211      const number = Number(match[1])
212      if (known.has(number)) {
213        add(number)
214      }
215    }
216  }
217  if (found.length === 0 && CI_FAILED.test(prompt)) {
218    watched
219      .filter(pr => pr.state === 'open' && pr.ci === 'fail')
220      .slice()
221      .sort((a, b) => b.addedAt - a.addedAt)
222      .forEach(pr => add(pr.number))
223  }
224  return found.slice(0, 2)
225}
226
227/** Run ids of the failing rows of `gh pr checks` (tab-separated: name, bucket, elapsed, link, description). */
228export const failingRunIds = (checks: string): number[] => {
229  const ids = checks
230    .split('\n')
231    .map(line => line.split('\t'))
232    .filter(columns => (columns[1] ?? '').trim() === 'fail')
233    .map(columns => runIdOf(columns[3] ?? ''))
234    .filter((id): id is number => id !== null)
235  return [...new Set(ids)]
236}
237
238/** A timestamp GitHub puts after the job and step columns of `gh run view --log-failed`. */
239const STAMP = /^([^\t]*\t[^\t]*\t)\d{4}-\d\d-\d\dT\d\d:\d\d:\d\d(?:\.\d+)?Z ?/
240
241/**
242 * The last `count` lines of a log, colors, carriage returns, BOMs and per-line timestamps taken
243 * out, and the runner's post-job cleanup after the last `##[error]` dropped (it is noise).
244 */
245export const tailLines = (log: string, count: number): string => {
246  let lines = log
247    .replace(ANSI, '')
248    .replace(/\uFEFF/g, '')
249    .replace(/\r\n?/g, '\n')
250    .split('\n')
251    .map(line => line.replace(STAMP, '$1').trimEnd())
252  let lastError = -1
253  lines.forEach((line, index) => {
254    if (line.includes('##[error]')) {
255      lastError = index
256    }
257  })
258  const cleanupAt = lastError < 0 ? -1 : lines.findIndex((line, index) => index > lastError && /Post job cleanup\.?$/.test(line))
259  if (cleanupAt > 0) {
260    lines = lines.slice(0, cleanupAt)
261  }
262  while (lines.length > 0 && lines[lines.length - 1] === '') {
263    lines.pop()
264  }
265  return lines.slice(-Math.max(1, Math.round(count))).join('\n')
266}
267
268/** The end of a text that fits in `room` characters, cut at a line start. */
269const keepEnd = (value: string, room: number): string => {
270  if (value.length <= room) {
271    return value
272  }
273  const end = value.slice(value.length - Math.max(0, room - 2))
274  const lineStart = end.indexOf('\n')
275  return `…\n${lineStart >= 0 ? end.slice(lineStart + 1) : end}`
276}
277
278export const MAX_ATTACHMENT = 12_000
279const MAX_CHECKS = 3_000
280
281export type Attachment = {
282  number: number
283  /** `owner/name`, or null when gh resolved it from the working directory. */
284  repo: string | null
285  /** `gh pr checks` output. */
286  checks: string
287  runId: number | null
288  /** `gh run view --log-failed` output. */
289  log: string
290  logLines: number
291}
292
293/** The context block handed to the model beside the prompt, under MAX_ATTACHMENT characters; null when there is nothing to say. */
294export const ciAttachment = (a: Attachment): string | null => {
295  const repoArgs = a.repo ? ` --repo ${a.repo}` : ''
296  const intro = `pr-autopilot: the prompt mentions failing CI on #${a.number}${a.repo ? ` (${a.repo})` : ''}, so here is what gh reports.`
297  const parts: string[] = []
298  const checks = a.checks.replace(ANSI, '').trim()
299  if (checks) {
300    parts.push(`Checks (\`gh pr checks ${a.number}${repoArgs}\`):\n${clip(checks, MAX_CHECKS)}`)
301  }
302  const log = a.runId === null ? '' : tailLines(a.log, a.logLines)
303  if (a.runId !== null && log) {
304    const head = (lines: number) =>
305      `Last ${lines} lines of the failed log (\`gh run view ${a.runId}${repoArgs} --log-failed\`):\n`
306    const used = intro.length + parts.reduce((sum, part) => sum + part.length + 2, 0) + 2
307    const kept = keepEnd(log, MAX_ATTACHMENT - used - head(log.split('\n').length).length)
308    parts.push(head(kept.split('\n').filter(line => line !== '…').length) + kept)
309  }
310  return parts.length > 0 ? [intro, ...parts].join('\n\n') : null
311}
312
313/** The worktree (its path) that has `branch` checked out, from `git worktree list --porcelain`; null when none has. */
314export const worktreeHolding = (porcelain: string, branch: string): string | null => {
315  let path = ''
316  for (const line of porcelain.split('\n')) {
317    if (line.startsWith('worktree ')) {
318      path = line.slice('worktree '.length)
319    } else if (line.trim() === `branch refs/heads/${branch}`) {
320      return path
321    }
322  }
323  return null
324}
325
326/** The line of git's stderr that says what went wrong (`fatal:`/`error:` first), short. */
327export const gitError = (stderr: string): string => {
328  const lines = stderr
329    .split('\n')
330    .map(line => line.trim())
331    .filter(Boolean)
332  const line = lines.find(one => /^(?:fatal|error):/.test(one)) ?? lines[0] ?? 'failed'
333  return clip(line.replace(/^(?:fatal|error):\s*/, ''), 80)
334}
335
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1/** The PR's checks as a whole: any failure fails it, then anything still running keeps it pending. */
2export type Ci = 'pending' | 'pass' | 'fail' | 'none'
3
4export type PrState = 'open' | 'merged' | 'closed'
5
6export type WatchedPr = {
7  number: number
8  /** `owner/name` on GitHub. */
9  repo: string
10  url: string
11  title: string
12  /** The PR's head branch (`headRefName`). */
13  branch: string
14  /** The PR's head commit (`headRefOid`); a local branch is deleted only when it points here. */
15  headSha: string
16  ci: Ci
17  /** Names of the failing checks. */
18  failing: string[]
19  /** GitHub Actions run ids of the failing checks, from their details URLs. */
20  runIds: number[]
21  state: PrState
22  /** True once the post-merge cleanup has run (or was skipped) for this PR. */
23  cleaned: boolean
24  addedAt: number
25}
26
27declare module 'claude-code' {
28  interface PluginState {
29    'pr-autopilot': { prs: WatchedPr[] }
30  }
31}
32