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Review a pull request by risk: rate every hunk, flag what does not belong to the PR's stated purpose, name the tests to run, and hand the critical hunks to a reviewer agent.
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Review pull request $ARGUMENTS where being wrong costs most.
gh pr view <pr> --json title,body,baseRefName,urlfor the purpose;gh pr diff <pr> > /tmp/jev-pr-<pr>.diff.jev diff --diff /tmp/jev-pr-<pr>.diff --task "<title>: <first line of the body>" --min-level shared: hunks rated cosmetic / local / shared / critical, and hunks that do not belong to the task flagged.jev tests --diff /tmp/jev-pr-<pr>.diff --top 5: the test files that exercise the change.- Delegate the reading to the
jevmate:revieweragent: give it the diff path, the rated hunk list and the task description. It reads the critical and shared hunks and reports findings withfile:line. - Reply with: findings by risk, the out-of-scope hunks as questions for the author, the tests to run, and nothing about hunks jev rated cosmetic unless the agent found something there.
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