Address Code Review

Work through code review comments with the user, one comment at a time. Never present multiple comments at once.

Input sources

Comments may come from:

1. GitHub PR - Fetch inline and general comments using gh api
2. Document in the repo - Parse whatever markdown structure is found
3. Conversation - Comments given directly by the user

Process

1. Collect feedback

• GitHub PR: Use GraphQL to fetch all comments in one go. Fetch inline review comments via pullRequest.reviewThreads and general PR comments via pullRequest.comments. Skip already-resolved threads (isResolved). Still present outdated but unresolved comments (isOutdated), noting to the user that the code has changed since the comment was left.
• Document: Read the file and extract review items.
• Conversation: Use the comments as provided.

2. Triage one at a time

For each comment, strictly one at a time:

1. Present the comment to the user.
2. Share your own assessment: agree, disagree, or propose an alternative. Explain your reasoning briefly.
3. Wait for the user to decide what to do (apply, skip, modify, etc.).
4. Record the agreed-upon action. Do not apply code changes yet.

For GitHub PR inline comments: immediately reply to the comment on GitHub and resolve the thread after discussion.

3. Apply changes

After all comments have been discussed, apply all agreed-upon code changes in one batch.

For GitHub PR general comments (which may contain multiple issues in one comment): post a single summary reply after all issues in that comment are addressed.

For document sources: update the document with status/progress as appropriate.

GitHub CLI reference

Action	Command
Fetch all comments	GraphQL query on pullRequest.reviewThreads (inline) and pullRequest.comments (general)
Reply to inline comment	gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{pr}/comments/{id}/replies -X POST -f body="..."
Reply to general comment	gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/issues/{pr}/comments -X POST -f body="..."
Resolve a thread	GraphQL mutation resolveReviewThread(input: {threadId: "..."})