Analyzes the relationship between GitHub pull requests and Linear issues. Identifies sync gaps, orphaned PRs, orphaned issues, and correlation opportunities.
Analyzes GitHub PRs and Linear issues to identify sync gaps, orphaned items, and correlation opportunities.
/plugin marketplace add coalesce-labs/catalyst/plugin install catalyst-pm@catalystinheritAnalyze the relationship between GitHub pull requests and Linear issues to ensure proper tracking and identify sync gaps.
Input:
Process:
Output: Structured markdown with:
Returns to: /pm:pr-sync command formats output into correlation report
Extract ticket IDs from branch names:
TEAM-123-feature-name([A-Z]+-[0-9]+)Look for Linear issue references in PR descriptions:
Check Linear issues for attached GitHub PR URLs:
PRs that have clear Linear issue correlation via any method:
PRs without any Linear issue correlation:
Linear issues that should have PRs but don't:
Linear issues where PR is merged but issue is still open:
PRs open longer than threshold (default 14 days):
Return structured markdown:
# PR-Linear Correlation Analysis
## Summary
- Total PRs analyzed: N (open + merged)
- Linked PRs: N (healthy)
- Orphaned PRs: N
- Orphaned issues: N
- Merge candidates: N
- Stale PRs: N
## 🔗 Linked PRs (Healthy)
| PR | Linear Issue | Status | Author | Method |
|----|--------------|--------|--------|--------|
| #123 | TEAM-456 | Open | Alice | Branch name |
| #124 | TEAM-457 | Merged | Bob | PR description |
## ⚠️ Orphaned PRs (No Linear Issue)
| PR | Title | Branch | Author | Days Open | Action |
|----|-------|--------|--------|-----------|--------|
| #125 | "Fix bug" | fix-bug | Alice | 3 | Create Linear issue |
| #126 | "Update docs" | docs-update | Bob | 5 | Link to existing or create |
**Suggested Actions**:
```bash
# Create Linear issue for PR #125
linearis issues create \
--team TEAM \
--title "Fix bug (from PR #125)" \
--description "Imported from PR: https://github.com/user/repo/pull/125"
| Issue | Title | Status | Assignee | Days | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TEAM-789 | "Implement feature" | In Progress | Alice | 6 | Create PR or update status |
| TEAM-790 | "Refactor code" | In Review | Bob | 3 | PR may exist with different branch |
| Issue | PR | Merged Date | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| TEAM-456 | #123 | 2025-01-25 | Close issue |
| TEAM-457 | #124 | 2025-01-26 | Close issue |
Auto-close commands:
# Update state
linearis issues update TEAM-456 --state "Done"
# Add comment
linearis comments create TEAM-456 --body "PR #123 merged: https://github.com/user/repo/pull/123"
# Update state
linearis issues update TEAM-457 --state "Done"
# Add comment
linearis comments create TEAM-457 --body "PR #124 merged: https://github.com/user/repo/pull/124"
| PR | Issue | Days Open | Author | Last Update | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #120 | TEAM-450 | 18 days | Alice | 2025-01-10 | Review and merge or close |
Formula: (Linked PRs / Total PRs) × 100
Thresholds:
Current Score: [X]/100 ([Status])
## Communication Principles
1. **Specificity**: Include PR numbers, issue IDs, authors, dates
2. **Actionable**: Provide exact commands for sync operations
3. **Multi-Method**: Use all correlation methods, note which worked
4. **Health Metric**: Quantify overall sync health
5. **Batch Operations**: Group similar actions for efficiency
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