On an eventNeeds a repository

Review every pull request

A review on the PR

Each pull request gets an agent that checks it out in its own sandbox, runs the tests and posts a review with the evidence.

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Uses

Automation · Review pull requests

POST /o/{org}/p/{project}/automations/{automation}/triggers

promptReview this pull request. Check it out, run the tests, and post one review that cites file and line for every finding. Do not push commits.

{
  "kind": "github",
  "events": ["pull_request.opened", "pull_request.synchronize"],
  "branch_patterns": ["main"]
}

Fig. The automation: its prompt, and the trigger that starts a run. Field names are the API's.

Watch it work, then read what comes back

GET /o/{org}/sessions/{session}/events

event: tool_usebash · gh pr checkout 212

event: tool_usebash · bun test payments

event: tool_result46 passed, 1 failed

event: thinkingThe refund path skips the currency check.

event: messagePosted a review with 3 findings.

Fig. The live stream while it works. Event names are the stream's.

GET /o/{org}/sessions/{session}

Fig. The session when it ends. Field names are the API's.

01
Connect the repository
Install the Rush GitHub App on the repository and create a Project for it.
02
Add the automation
In the Project, add an automation with the prompt above and a GitHub trigger on pull_request.opened and pull_request.synchronize. Only work by an owner, member or collaborator fires it; pull requests from forks never do.
03
Open a pull request
Each push starts a run. Follow it live from the Project's run list, or let it finish.
04
Read the review
The review lands on the pull request. The run keeps its full record: every command it ran, the test output and what it cost.