Review GitHub pull requests for bugs and security
A Hermes tutorial reads a PR diff and returns a structured review of bugs, security and code quality, then turns it into a skill that watches repos and sends summaries.
Done withHermes Agent
- What they did
- With the gh CLI authenticated and the Hermes gateway running, you first ask Hermes in chat to fetch a PR diff and review it. You then add a code-review skill with a severity-based output format, and teach it team conventions through memory. A cron job runs every 2 hours, reviews recent PRs in the listed repos, and delivers a summary to Telegram.
- How it went
- The source gives no review results. It says the skill and remembered conventions make reviews less generic, and estimates 3-5 GitHub API requests per PR review.
- Worth knowing
- Reviews posted back to GitHub appear under whichever account gh is authenticated as, and that token needs repo scope.
Try it yourself with Hermes Agent
Review the pull request at [PR URL] and return a structured report with sections for bugs, security issues, and code quality, each with file and line references and a severity. Then turn this into a reusable routine that checks [repo name] for new PRs every [interval] and sends me a short summary. Show me the routine and wait for approval before posting any comments on GitHub.
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