By bendrucker
Manage the full pull request lifecycle: create formatted PRs/MRs, update bodies as branches evolve, babysit CI with auto-fix of trivial failures, and follow up on reviewer feedback by checking unresolved threads and drafting replies.
Monitor a PR's CI, fix trivial failures, and self-cancel when green; --merge drives to merged, --reviews hands off to AI-review triage.
Create a pull request, merge request, or change request with proper formatting and content guidelines. Invoke when the user wants to create, open, or submit a PR, MR, or CR—including after committing changes.
Follow up as the author on review feedback left on your own PR/MR: check which reviewer comments still need a response, investigate how threads were resolved (including silent resolves), and draft replies. With --auto, autonomously triage AI-reviewer (bot) threads and loop until the reviewer is satisfied, clearing a bot review hands-off. With --local, run the same bot loop pre-push through the reviewer's CLI (Greptile) against unmerged commits, before any PR exists. Use when reviewers commented on your PR and you need to respond or satisfy them. Use --local proactively, without being asked, whenever you are about to push or open a PR in a repo with a supported bot (bot config present, CLI installed). Triggers: "respond to review comments on my PR", "address reviewer feedback", "make the bot reviewer pass", "greptile review", "run the review bot locally", "bot review before pushing".
Update a pull request or merge request body to reflect the current state of changes. Use when a PR/MR has evolved through additional commits and the body needs to reflect what will be merged.
Executes bash commands
Hook triggers when Bash tool is used
Modifies files
Hook triggers on file write and edit operations
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My personal plugin marketplace for Claude Code, Anthropic's AI coding assistant.
This repository provides plugins for Claude Code, organized as a plugin marketplace. Plugins extend Claude Code with language conventions, workflow automation, service integrations, and custom behaviors.
It also contains my user configuration.
Many plugins include TypeScript hooks and scripts that require Bun to run. See Bun's installation guide for setup instructions. Bun runs TypeScript natively and auto-installs missing dependencies on first run.
Browse the plugins/ directory to see available plugins. Each plugin has its own README describing its contents.
The user/ directory contains user-level Claude Code configuration that gets symlinked to ~/.claude. This includes global instructions, settings (plugins, permissions, sandbox), and hooks that apply across all projects.
To test a plugin locally without publishing:
claude --plugin-dir ./plugins/<name> --setting-sources local
This isolates the session from user/project settings, loading only the specified plugin. Use this to verify changes before committing.
MIT © Ben Drucker
npx claudepluginhub bendrucker/claude --plugin pull-requestQuery local shell history from atuin: recent commands, usage stats, and ad-hoc SQL over the history db
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GitHub and Git workflow skills and agents for commits, PRs, code review, and PR comment resolution.
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