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assist prs

assist prs pages through the current repo’s pull requests. --open or --closed shows only those.

assist read-time <target>, also assist prs read-time, estimates how long a document takes to read and judges it against a budget. The target is a pull request number or URL, a file path, or - for stdin. --budget <duration>, such as 45s or 2m, changes the budget from 1 minute.

Set your reading speed in words per minute:

Terminal window
assist config set readTime.wordsPerMinute 250

prs.readingWordsPerMinute is the same setting under its former name, read only when readTime.wordsPerMinute is unset.

  • assist prs raise internal raises the current branch’s pull request from --title, --what, --why and an optional --how, with --resolves, --screenshot, --draft and gh’s reviewer, label, assignee and milestone options. Called by /pr.
  • assist prs edit internal replaces only the title or sections passed to it. Called by agents revising their pull request.
  • assist prs status <owner/repo...> internal reports every open pull request in those repos. --json prints it as JSON. Called by /prs-status.
  • assist prs slack-channel internal prints the Slack channel pull requests are announced to. Called by /prs-slack.
  • assist prs list-comments internal lists the current branch’s pull request comments, unresolved threads first. Called by /review-pr-comments.
  • assist prs fixed <comment-id> <sha> internal replies with a link to the commit and resolves the thread. Called by /review-pr-comments.
  • assist prs wontfix <comment-id> <reason> internal replies with the reason and resolves the thread. Called by /review-pr-comments.
  • assist prs reply <comment-id> <body> internal replies without resolving. Called by /review-pr-comments.
  • assist prs comment <path> <line> <body> internal adds a line comment. Called by /comment and /forward-comments.

A body or reason of - is read from stdin.