What problem does it solve? Review-driven fixes often expand a pull request beyond its intended scope, causing speculative scope creep and endless fix-the-fix chains. This Skill audits unresolved PR review comments against the branch's stated purpose so only justified, in-scope changes are made. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Purpose-gated triage: Establishes a branch contract from PR metadata and diffs, then classifies every finding as core-purpose, necessary supporting change, or adjacent improvement. - Evidence-based bucketing: Sorts threads into not-real, not-actionable-in-practice, trivial in-scope fix, or non-trivial/out-of-scope, with capacity and pagination reality checks before adding defensive machinery. - Targeted mode and interactive actions: Process a single discussion, thread, or the next unresolved item, and render per-issue Codex HTML buttons for research, resolution, implementation, and shipping. - Use Case: A reviewer flags a missing pagination limit on a query. The Skill verifies the realistic collection bound against service thresholds, finds it safely bounded, documents the evidence, and resolves the thread without adding speculative code. ## Quick Start Use $gh-pr-comment-audit to audit the unresolved review comments on my current pull request and fix only the small in-scope issues.
