gh:pr-dashboard
Show a dashboard of actionable PRs you've authored. Use when the user wants to see their open PRs, check PR status, review their PR pipeline, or find PRs that need attention.
What this skill does
# PR Dashboard — Actionable PR Overview Show all open PRs you've authored that need your attention, grouped by repo and status. ## Arguments `$ARGUMENTS` — Optional org name or `org/repo` to filter results. If omitted, show PRs across all repos. ## Step 1: Fetch Open PRs Search for all open PRs authored by the current user: ``` gh search prs --author=@me --state=open --limit 100 --json repository,number,title,url,updatedAt,isDraft ``` If `$ARGUMENTS` is provided: - If it contains a `/` (e.g. `acme/api`), add `--repo=<value>` - Otherwise treat it as an org and add `--owner=<value>` If no PRs are found, report that and stop. ## Step 2: Enrich with Status Details For each PR, fetch detailed status: ``` gh pr view <number> -R <owner/repo> --json number,title,url,reviewDecision,statusCheckRollup,mergeable,isDraft,reviews ``` Classify each PR into one or more of these statuses based on the response: - **Draft** — `isDraft` is `true` - **Ready to Merge** — `reviewDecision` is `APPROVED`, all status checks pass, and `mergeable` is `MERGEABLE` - **Changes Requested** — `reviewDecision` is `CHANGES_REQUESTED`, or there are unresolved review threads - **Failing CI** — any item in `statusCheckRollup` has `conclusion` of `FAILURE`, `TIMED_OUT`, or `ACTION_REQUIRED` - **Merge Conflicts** — `mergeable` is `CONFLICTING` Assign each PR a **primary status** using this priority (highest first): Changes Requested > Failing CI > Merge Conflicts > Ready to Merge > Draft. If a PR has secondary issues, note them inline. Skip PRs that don't match any of the five statuses above (e.g., still awaiting review with CI green and no conflicts). ## Step 3: Present the Dashboard Print the dashboard grouped by repository, then by status category within each repo. Format: ``` # PR Dashboard — 8 actionable PRs ## acme/api (3) ### Ready to Merge 1. #201 — "feature/cache Add response caching" — approved by @alice, @bob — all checks passing ### Changes Requested 2. #195 — "fix/auth-flow Fix token refresh race condition" — @carol requested changes (2 unresolved) ### Failing CI 3. #210 — "chore/deps Bump dependencies" — 2 checks failing: `lint`, `test-integration` ## acme/web (3) ### Changes Requested 4. #87 — "feature/dashboard Add analytics dashboard" — @dave requested changes (5 unresolved) — also has merge conflicts ### Merge Conflicts 5. #82 — "fix/nav Fix mobile nav overflow" — needs rebase ### Draft 6. #91 — "feature/settings User settings page" — draft ``` Only show status categories that have PRs in them. Omit empty categories. ## Rules - Use `gh` CLI for all GitHub interactions. - Skip PRs that have no actionable status (e.g., review pending with no issues, CI still running with no failures). - If a PR has multiple issues, show it once under the highest-priority status and note secondary issues inline. - Status priority order: Changes Requested > Failing CI > Merge Conflicts > Ready to Merge > Draft. - Keep the output scannable — one line per PR, no extra detail. - If API rate limits are hit, warn the user and show partial results. - Do not prompt for follow-up actions. Just present the dashboard and stop.
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