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For team leads, founders, and busy operators, this template uses their GitHub connection to review a repository’s recently merged pull requests and closed issues and produce a source-linked brief of changes, rationale, and unresolved questions.
How it works
Enter a GitHub repository owner and name. Connected GitHub actions list closed pull requests and issues, select recent mergers and genuine closed issues, and return a concise brief with source links and evidence gaps.
Good for
Team leads, founders, and operators tracking changes in a GitHub repository.
What runs, step by step
Provide your input
GitHub repository owner and GitHub repository name
Read repository pull requests
List closed PRs through the installer's GitHub connection
Read repository issues
List closed issues through the installer's GitHub connection
Select relevant changes
Keep recent merged PRs and genuine closed issues with URLs
Write linked change brief
Explain changes, rationale, and questions with direct links
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