github-pr-automation-proAutomate GitHub pull request workflows including creation, review, merging, and monitoring. Handles PR templates, auto-labeling, CI/CD integration, and revie...
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install dagangtj/github-pr-automation-proGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
Generated Apr 25, 2026
A development team uses the skill to automatically create PRs for bug fixes with proper templates and labels. The system auto-assigns reviewers and monitors CI status, speeding up the fix process.
For a SaaS company, the skill manages feature branch PRs: creating PRs with feature templates, adding reviewers based on code areas, and auto-merging after CI passes and approvals. This reduces manual overhead and accelerates releases.
An open-source maintainer uses batch PR review to approve multiple documentation or minor fixes at once. The skill filters PRs by label and applies bulk actions, saving hours of repetitive clicks.
A fintech startup enforces strict CI/CD checks before merging. The skill monitors PR status and only auto-merges when all checks pass and required reviewers approve, ensuring compliance with audit trails.
A large organization tracks PR metrics like time-to-merge and review turnaround across dozens of repos. The skill aggregates data and generates reports to improve team velocity.
Offers basic PR automation for free with limitations (1 repo, manual triggers). Paid tiers unlock unlimited repos, auto-triggers, and advanced rules, targeting growing teams.
Charges per automated action (PR created, merged, review action) or per active repository. Suitable for organizations with fluctuating PR volume.
Custom pricing for large organizations needing on-premise deployment, custom integrations, dedicated support, and advanced security. Often involves annual contracts.
💬 Integration Tip
Install the gh CLI and authenticate. Store automation rules in references/automation_rules.json to customize labeling and merge conditions.
Scored Apr 19, 2026
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