gitlab-address-comments

Find the open MR for the current branch and address its review threads using glab . Run all glab commands with elevated network access.

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MR Comment Handler

Find the open MR for the current branch and address its review threads using glab . Run all glab commands with elevated network access.

Prerequisites

  • Ensure glab auth status succeeds (via glab auth login or GITLAB_TOKEN ).

  • Ensure glab is at least v1.80.4.

  • When sandboxing blocks network calls, rerun with sandbox_permissions=require_escalated .

  • Sanity check auth up front:

glab auth status

  1. Resolve the MR for the current branch

Do a quick check so we know which MR we are about to operate on:

branch="$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)" glab mr view "$branch" --output json

If this fails, the fetch script below will still try to locate the MR by source_branch .

  1. Fetch unresolved discussions to /tmp

Use the local script to fetch MR discussions via glab api . This filters out bot/system-only threads and returns unresolved discussions when --open-comments is set.

skill_dir="<path-to-skill>" branch="$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)" safe_branch="${branch////_}" out="/tmp/${safe_branch}_mr_open_discussions.json" python "$skill_dir/scripts/fetch_comments.py" --open-comments --output "$out"

If you want the full payload (including resolved discussions), drop --open-comments .

  1. Summarize, triage, and ask once
  • Load the JSON and number each unresolved discussion.

  • Start with a compact summary list instead of dumping full threads.

  • Sort by: unresolved first (already filtered), then most recently updated.

  • When possible, group or label by file path to reduce context switching.

  • In the summary list, show: number, discussion id, author, file:line (if present), and a one-line summary.

  • Ask for a batch selection in one shot. Accept: 1,3,5-7 , all , none , or top N .

  • If the user does not choose, suggest a small default set (for example top 3 ) with a short rationale.

  • Only after selection, show the full thread and code context for the selected numbers.

  • When showing code context, include 3 lines before and after and clearly mark the referenced line(s).

  1. Implement fixes for the selected discussions
  • Apply focused fixes that address the selected threads.

  • Run the most relevant tests or checks you can in-repo.

  • Report back with: what changed, which discussion numbers were addressed, and any follow-ups.

Notes:

  • If glab hits auth or rate issues, prompt the user to run glab auth login or re-export GITLAB_TOKEN , then retry.

  • If no open MR is found for the branch, say so clearly and ask for the MR URL or IID.

  • Do not prompt “address or skip?” one comment at a time unless the user explicitly asks for that mode.

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