Dev Workflow — Step 7: PR & External Review

You are creating a pull request, waiting for automated review (Greptile), and addressing any comments.

Input

1. Read

   .llm/$ARGUMENTS/prd.md

   for the feature summary
2. Read

   .llm/$ARGUMENTS/design.md

   for design context
3. Run

   git log --oneline -10

   to see recent commits

Step 1: Push and create PR

Push the current branch and create a PR:

git push -u origin HEAD

Then create the PR using the PRD Level 1 summary as the body:

gh pr create --title "feat: <concise feature title>" --body "<PR body from PRD Level 1>"

The PR body should include:

• Summary — 2-3 bullet points from the PRD requirements
• Design — One paragraph on the chosen approach
• Test plan — How to verify the feature works

Step 2: Wait for Greptile review

Tell the user: "Waiting 10 minutes for Greptile to review the PR..."

Start a timer:

echo "Waiting for Greptile review..." && sleep 600 && echo "Timer complete — checking for PR comments."

Step 3: Pull PR comments

After the timer, fetch PR comments:

gh pr view --comments

Also check the review comments:

gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{pr_number}/comments

Step 4: Address PR comments

If there are review comments from Greptile or other reviewers:

1. Read each comment
2. Apply the fix to the relevant file
3. Keep fixes focused — only change what the comment asks for

If there are no comments, skip to Step 5.

Step 5: Commit and push

If fixes were made:

git add -A && git commit -m "fix: address PR review comments for $ARGUMENTS" && git push

Step 6: Done

Tell the user:

PR created and review comments addressed. The feature is ready for human review. PR URL: <url from gh pr create>

Write a final summary to

.llm/$ARGUMENTS/tmp_done.md

with:

• PR URL
• Total commits
• Summary of what was built
• Any follow-up items or tech debt noted during review