modules/programs/agents/shared/skills/babysit-pr/SKILL.md
Babysit an already-open PR end to end: monitor CI + bot comments, invoke `fix-pr` on issues, then merge when clean (respecting repo branch protection). Composes `monitor-pr` + `merge-pr`. Use when user says "babysit", "babysit PR", "watch and merge", or wants hands-off ship-it behavior on an existing PR.
npx skillsauth add MichaelVessia/nixos-config babysit-prInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Arguments: $ARGUMENTS (optional PR number or URL; else current branch PR).
This skill is a recipe: monitor-pr → merge-pr. All real work is delegated.
Invoke monitor-pr with $ARGUMENTS.
Invoke merge-pr with $ARGUMENTS.
merge-pr enforces all policy (no CHANGES_REQUESTED bypass, uses repo's
allowed merge method, uses gh pr merge --auto to respect branch
protection).
Combine the two sub-reports into a single final summary:
## Babysit-PR
- **PR**: <URL>
- **Monitor outcome**: clean | blocked (<reason>)
- **Merge outcome**: merged | queued (auto-merge) | not attempted | blocked (<reason>)
- **fix-pr invocations**: 0 | 1 | 2 | 3
If the PR was queued via auto-merge, tell the user it will land on its own once branch protection clears.
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