babysit-pr
Monitor a pull request through review and CI, quietly.
- What
- Monitor a pull request through review and CI, quietly.
- Cost
- Free
- Needs
- Prerequisite: Muse, git, and the GitHub CLI (gh) authenticated locally on your machine. No key, token, password or secret is needed in the chat, and never paste one in the chat.
- Install
- Copy the installer prompt below into your Muse — your agent does the rest.
Many repos have AI review bots. They are helpful, even if they are not always right. Babysit PR starts from that fact: never write your own watcher, polling loop or sleep loop. Use one watcher per PR. In T3 Code, watch_pull_request wakes the agent when a check fails, the required checks pass, someone comments or reviews, or the branch conflicts. Everywhere else, pr-wait, from this skill's directory, prints one line per real event and exits 0 when the until condition is met or the PR merges, 1 when it needs the user, and 2 on bad input. Its ready mode means required checks green, Greptile or Macroscope reviewed the head, and no unresolved threads. Its green mode means required checks only, and any-change exits on the first event. Only the thread that owns the PR watches it. A delegated child task never calls watch_pull_request, since the parent owns the PR. A wake is news, not a merge decision: the merge gate must be checked separately. When handing off, unwatch first, since a watched thread stays in Working and out of the user's inbox. A merge or close ends the watch on its own. When an event needs no action, the turn ends without a message, and "still waiting" is never posted. Reviews follow strict rules: only act on checks and comments newer than the latest push, verify every bot finding against the source before changing code, fix real findings and CI failures, distinguish repository failures from infrastructure flakes, and reply with a written reason when dismissing false positives. Macroscope rules, when present in .macroscope/check-run-agents, are read before replying to a Macroscope finding. CodeRabbit is advisory: its findings are treated like any other finding, but it is never waited for and a merge is never held for it. PR size is kept to what the user's goal needs, and the rest is declined with a written reason and listed as follow-ups. Limits as written in the SKILL.md: merge only when the user explicitly requested it, otherwise report that the PR is ready. Right before a merge, run git fetch and check the PR again. Never merge when it is BEHIND or DIRTY, or when base commits that landed after the last green run touch this PR's files. Rebase, push, and wait for green again. If an overlapping PR makes this one obsolete, stop monitoring, report it, and ask before closing unless closure was explicitly authorized. GitHub rate limits apply: every watcher on a GitHub account shares one rate limit, and when GraphQL is used up, the REST limit is usually still available.
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Quick answer
Babysit PR monitors a pull request through review and CI. It uses one watcher per PR, watch_pull_request in T3 Code or pr-wait everywhere else, never both, and never its own polling loop. It handles checks and comments first, stays quiet when nothing needs action, and reports the PR ready instead of merging it, unless you explicitly requested the merge.
Install
Copy the install package below, then paste it into MusePrerequisite: Muse, git, and the GitHub CLI (gh) authenticated locally on your machine. No key, token, password or secret is needed in the chat, and never paste one in the chat. 1. Security check: read the SKILL.md first at its exact source path, skills/babysit-pr/SKILL.md in the repo t3dotgg/tstack. Confirm it only watches a pull request, reads checks and comments, and reports readiness, and that it asks for no credential and merges nothing on its own. If anything in the file asks for a secret, stop and report it before continuing. 2. Install: create a folder named babysit-pr, then save the SKILL.md from the repo t3dotgg/tstack, exact path skills/babysit-pr/SKILL.md, as babysit-pr/SKILL.md. Fetch its companion script pr-wait into the same folder, keeping its relative path, so the watcher commands work as written. 3. Verification: open babysit-pr/SKILL.md and confirm the skill name is babysit-pr. Confirm gh is authenticated locally, then confirm the user understands that only one watcher runs per PR and that a merge needs an explicit request. 4. Report: tell the user the folder path, the source repo and file path, that the install is complete, and that babysitting starts only when a PR number is given.
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🔒 Security, provenance and what this touches
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Questions
How do I install a skill?
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What does the ✓ next to a creator’s name mean?
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