prReviewer

import { prReviewer } from '@agentskit/skills'
import { github } from '@agentskit/tools/integrations'

const runtime = createRuntime({
  adapter,
  skills: [prReviewer],
  tools: [...github({ token: process.env.GITHUB_TOKEN! })],
})

await runtime.run('Review the diff on PR #123 in AgentsKit-io/agentskit')

#When to reach for it

• Self-review of agent-generated code before merge.
• Enforcing the Manifesto on inbound contributions.
• Pre-commit quality gate inside the AgentsKit repo itself.

#What it enforces

• No new external deps in @agentskit/core.
• No any — use unknown and narrow.
• Named exports only; no export default.
• Headless components — no hardcoded styles, theming via data-ak-*.
• No backwards-compat shims, dead re-exports, or "removed code" comments.
• No comments that just narrate the code.
• Vitest only.

#Output shape

Always opens with one of APPROVE / REQUEST CHANGES / COMMENT, then findings grouped by severity (blocker · high · med · nit), one line each:

<file>:<line> — <one-sentence problem statement>. <concrete rewrite>.

#vs. codeReviewer

codeReviewer is general-purpose (correctness / security / performance / readability). prReviewer is the AgentsKit-flavored cousin — same output shape, but the system prompt is loaded with this repo's Manifesto so it has opinions instead of just observations.

#Related

• Skills overview · codeReviewer · Authoring
• Manifesto