resolve-greptile-comments
Resolve Replied Greptile Comments
Resolve all Greptile bot review comment threads on a GitHub PR that already have human replies. This avoids cluttering the PR conversation view with already-addressed bot feedback.
How it works
- Parse the PR URL or number from
$ARGUMENTSto extractowner,repo, andpr_number - Fetch all review threads via GitHub GraphQL API
- Identify threads started by
greptile-appsthat have reply comments (i.e., already addressed) - Resolve those threads, skipping any already resolved
- Report what was done
Step 1: Parse PR reference
Extract owner, repo, and PR number from $ARGUMENTS. Supports formats:
- Full URL:
https://github.com/OWNER/REPO/pull/NUMBER - Short:
OWNER/REPO#NUMBER - Number only:
NUMBER(requires--repoflag or defaults to current repo viagh repo view)
More from vimkim/my-cubrid-skills
jira
Look up CUBRID JIRA issue context. Use when a CBRD-XXXXX ticket is mentioned or when the user asks about a JIRA issue.
9create-testcases
Create CUBRID test cases (unit/SQL/shell) for a given feature or bug fix. Use when the user asks to create tests, write test cases, or mentions testing a CBRD ticket.
9cubrid-manual
Search the CUBRID manual (RST docs in en/ and ko/) for SQL syntax, configuration parameters, API references, admin utilities, and any CUBRID documentation. Use when you need to look up CUBRID behavior, verify SQL semantics, or answer questions about CUBRID features.
9cubrid-pr-review
CUBRID C/C++ PR code review with LSP/clangd analysis and C++ safety checks. Use when reviewing a CUBRID pull request, when the user shares a GitHub PR URL from a CUBRID repo, asks to review or check a pull request, or requests LSP-based analysis of PR changes. Even if the user just pastes a CUBRID PR link without explicit instructions, this skill applies.
9cubrid-pr-create
Create a GitHub PR for the CUBRID project with [CBRD-XXXXX] title format and Korean body with English section headers. Use when the user wants to create a pull request for CUBRID changes.
9cubrid-oos-context
Load CUBRID OOS (Out-of-row Overflow Storage) project context from the local knowledge base. Use this skill whenever OOS is mentioned, when working on the feat/oos branch, when touching oos_file.cpp or OOS-related heap_file.c code, when CBRD-26517/26458/26516 or other OOS JIRA tickets come up, or when you need to understand the OOS architecture, record format, CRUD flows, or MVCC integration. Also trigger when you see OOS-related identifiers like OR_MVCC_FLAG_HAS_OOS, OR_VAR_BIT_OOS, FILE_OOS, oos_insert, oos_read, oos_delete, or heap_record_replace_oos_oids.
9