Review every ready pull request

Connect and sync GitHub

In the Code application, connect the GitHub account that will publish reviews. Share the connection with the workspace, then register its pull_requests stream as a synced source.

Run one review by URL before you add the trigger. Confirm that the agent can fetch the head, read repository instructions, run focused checks, and publish a review.

Create the source trigger

Ask in the Code application:

Watch the shared GitHub connection’s pull_requests stream. Use one stable conversation per pull request. When a pull request changes, review it only when it is open, not a draft, and the current head has not already been reviewed. Read the repository instructions and related code. Find defects that affect behavior, security, data, or operations. Verify each finding. Publish the review on GitHub. Do not change the branch or merge it. Do not post a result for drafts, closed pull requests, or heads already reviewed.

Keep CI separate

A pull request record does not change when only a check run finishes. If the agent must also watch checks, create a scheduled task in the same application:

Every 20 minutes, inspect pull requests this application reviewed that are still open. Report or fix only failures caused by their current head. Stop tracking a pull request when it merges or closes. Do not merge.

Open Tasks, then Triggers to manage the review trigger. Use Scheduled to manage the CI task. Use Runs to inspect their conversations.