How do I filter pull requests by a specific team member?

You can use the --created-by or --author flag followed by the person's name or email address to isolate their specific contributions.

Can I use the output of pr-list for other automated tasks?

Yes, by using the --format json flag, you can get structured data that is easy to pipe into other tools or scripts for further processing.

Can I see pull requests that have already been merged?

Yes, by using the --status completed flag, you can view all merged or closed pull requests in the repository's history.

What is the default number of pull requests returned?

The skill defaults to returning the 20 most recent pull requests, but you can adjust this using the --limit flag.

Does this skill require manual repository configuration?

No, the skill automatically discovers the project and repository names by inspecting your local git remote settings.

Pull Request Listing

Name: Pull Request Listing
Author: rlcurrall

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Collaboration Tools

Lists and filters pull requests within a repository to streamline code reviews and track development progress.

About

The pr-list skill empowers developers to efficiently manage their code review pipeline directly within the Claude Code environment. By leveraging the aide toolkit, it allows users to filter pull requests by status, author, or project, providing quick visibility into active, completed, or abandoned work. Whether you are auditing merged changes, monitoring team activity, or tracking your own open contributions, this skill serves as a centralized hub for repository history and collaboration state.

Key Features

Customizable pagination with limit controls for high-volume repositories
2 GitHub stars
Multiple output formats including JSON, Markdown, and plain text
Advanced filtering by status including active, completed, and abandoned PRs
Creator-specific filtering to track personal or team contributions
Automated repository and project discovery from local git remotes

Use Cases

Auditing historical PRs to track merged changes and project evolution
Monitoring individual workload by filtering for self-authored pull requests
Identifying open pull requests that require immediate peer review

About

Key Features

Customizable pagination with limit controls for high-volume repositories
2 GitHub stars
Multiple output formats including JSON, Markdown, and plain text
Advanced filtering by status including active, completed, and abandoned PRs
Creator-specific filtering to track personal or team contributions
Automated repository and project discovery from local git remotes

Use Cases

Auditing historical PRs to track merged changes and project evolution
Monitoring individual workload by filtering for self-authored pull requests
Identifying open pull requests that require immediate peer review