address-pr-comments

You can resolve all unresolved PR review threads by locating the target open PR, fetching inline and issue-level comments via GraphQL, applying fixes with one commit per thread, replying, and pushing the final changes.

When anchors become outdated after rebases, the system grounds each fix in the branch diff to edit only in-scope code per thread, ensuring changes are applied correctly despite shifted line numbers.

To avoid missing unresolved GitHub review threads, the system determines unresolved threads via GraphQL and handles pagination limits to avoid partial worklists, finally re-verifying that no unresolved threads remain after pushing.

Yes, the process replies directly to the correct review thread on GitHub, committing once per addressed comment and marking that specific thread as resolved to maintain a clear audit trail.

Yes, you can address both inline code review comments and PR-level issue comments, because the system fetches both feedback types to ensure every actionable change request or question anchored to specific files is addressed.

The pull request comment resolution process creates one commit per addressed comment to apply fixes with strict traceability, ensuring a clear audit trail linking each code change directly to its specific review thread.