PR Triage evaluates pull requests against the linked issue, repo patterns, and implementation substance. You get a structured triage decision in seconds, not a wall of AI text.
Bounty issues attract 10-25 PRs within hours. Most are cosmetic garbage dressed up as fixes. Reviewing each one takes 30+ minutes.
When 80% of submissions are noise, quality contributions get delayed or lost. Contributors stop contributing. The project suffers.
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Issue fit, implementation substance, pattern alignment, scope match, test signal, and risk flags. Each one scored with evidence.
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PR directly addresses issue #342 by implementing retry logic in src/http/client.ts. Adds three test cases in tests/http/retry.test.ts covering timeout, 5xx, and connection reset scenarios. Changes are scoped appropriately to the networking module.
Probabilistic assessment based on available context. Maintainers make the final call.
Does the code actually address the linked issue? Compares the diff against what was requested.
Are the changes meaningful or cosmetic? Real logic changes vs. renames and formatting.
Does the code follow your repo's conventions? Style, structure, error handling patterns.
Is the change proportional to the problem? Flags both trivially small and suspiciously large PRs.
Were relevant tests added or modified? Do they actually verify the claimed fix?
Red flags like unrelated file changes, suspicious patterns, dressed-up triviality.
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