Add prpack-action to Pull Requests#792
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Adds prpack-action: on every PR, packs the diff plus the full post-change content of every touched file into a single markdown file for drop-in LLM code review. Repo: https://github.com/Lucas2944/prpack-action
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Friendly bump — happy to update the entry, change placement, or anything else that'd make this easier to land. No worries either way if it's not a fit. |
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Adds prpack-action to the Pull Requests section.
It's a composite Action that, on every PR, runs prpack to produce a single markdown file containing the diff plus the full post-change content of every touched file — sized and formatted for drop-in LLM code review. It uploads the packed markdown as a workflow artifact and posts a summary comment with file count and approximate token count.
Why it fits: it sits squarely in the PR-tooling / review-assist category alongside the other entries in that section. MIT, zero external dependencies.