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npx claudepluginhub fprochazka/claude-code-plugins --plugin glab-mrHow this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/glab-mr:commentsThis command is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
## Context ## Your task The discussions have been dumped by `glab-discussion` into per-thread files in the discussions directory listed above. Read the discussion files to understand each thread, then analyze and propose what to do about them. No implementation yet. ### 1. Unresolved Comments Review all unresolved discussion threads: - For each unresolved comment, understand what is being requested - Propose what to do about each one (fix code, respond, or explain why no action needed) ### 2. Resolved Comments Verification Review resolved comments as well because: - Some problems mark...
/commentsViews comments on a beads issue with timestamps and authors, or adds a new comment. Provide issue ID to list; use 'add' subcommand with text to post.
/commentsRemoves obvious and redundant comments from uncommitted git changes. Keeps TODOs, linter directives, and empty block notes; moves end-of-line comments above code.
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"${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/fetch-mr-state.sh" --comments
The discussions have been dumped by glab-discussion into per-thread files in the discussions directory listed above.
Read the discussion files to understand each thread, then analyze and propose what to do about them. No implementation yet.
Review all unresolved discussion threads:
Review resolved comments as well because:
Each discussion file includes the Discussion: ID in its header. Use glab-discussion to interact:
Reply to a discussion:
glab-discussion write --reply-to <discussion_id> --body "Your reply"
Resolve a discussion:
glab-discussion resolve <discussion_id>
Add a diff note on a specific line:
glab-discussion write --file <path> --new-line <n> --body "Comment"
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