Review updated until commit4137af0

Description

• Add AI-powered PR review system supporting Gemini and Claude backends

• Implement GitHub Actions workflows for automated code review on PR events

• Create Python wrapper scripts for CLI execution with structured verdict output

• Include Docker testing setup and utility functions for environment handling

"""Run Gemini / Claude CLI with the given prompt, check for verdict, and write outputs.Returns an exit code: 0 (success), 3 (review failed), 4 (parsing error), 1/2 (errors)."""OUTPUT_DIR=Path(output_dir)VERDICT_MARKER=verdict_marker.strip().upper()ensure_dir(OUTPUT_DIR)iftoolisNone:write_to_path(OUTPUT_DIR,"error.txt",f"Error (Exit 1 - no tool specified)")return1try:# Invoke CLI; pass prompt as a single argumentsafety_instructions= ("CRITICAL RULE: If a tool execution fails, ""OR if I have exceeded my API quote, DO NOT retry. ""Stop immediately and report the error."   )prompt=f"{safety_instructions}\n\n{prompt}"result=subprocess.run(      [tool]+tool_args+ [prompt],

defwrite_to_path(output_path:Path|str,filename:str,content:str)->None:"""    Write content to a file inside the given directory path, creating the directory if needed.    """print(content,file=sys.stderr)

default_dir=f"artifacts/ai_pr_preflight_review/{(context.pr_numberor'local')}-{context.head_sha}"output_dir=context.output_dirordefault_dir

Greptile Overview

Greptile Summary

This PR adds GitHub Actions workflows for automated PR reviews using Gemini and Claude AI backends. The implementation includes a Python launcher that orchestrates git operations, calls AI CLI tools with review prompts, and parses verdict markers from outputs.

Key changes:

• New workflows for Gemini and Claude PR reviews with proper concurrency control
• Python scripts for SHA resolution, merge-base computation, and AI CLI wrapping
• Docker test environment for local development and testing
• Request transformer proxy for Claude thinking parameter normalization

Critical issues found:

• Claude workflow router config has escaped env vars (\$ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL) preventing proper substitution at runtime
• Dockerfile module paths are incorrect - Python imports fromtools/ will fail because launcher is at/usr/local/bin/ but modules are at/usr/local/bin/tools/
• proxy.js logic unconditionally replaces any truthyrequest.thinking value, losing custom configurations
• Multiple missing f-string prefixes inai_cli_wrapper.py causing literal strings instead of interpolation

Notes:

• Gemini workflow is more complete with PR comment posting logic
• Claude workflow only uploads artifacts, PR commenting still TODO
• All previously reported syntax errors appear to be fixed (duplicate "ls", type annotations, f-strings, parenthesis)

Confidence Score: 2/5

• This PR has several critical issues that will prevent the Claude workflow from functioning correctly and cause runtime failures in the Docker test environment
• Score reflects multiple blocking issues: (1) Claude router config with escaped env vars will fail to connect to API, (2) Dockerfile has incorrect Python module paths causing import errors, (3) proxy.js has flawed logic that breaks valid thinking configs, (4) missing f-string prefixes in error messages. The Gemini workflow is more solid but shares the Dockerfile issues. Core Python modules are well-structured, but integration points have critical bugs
• Pay close attention to.github/workflows/claude-code-review.yml (router config),tools/ai_cli_docker_test/Dockerfile (import paths),tools/proxy.js (logic error), andtools/ai_cli_wrapper.py (f-strings)

Important Files Changed

File Analysis

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram    participant GH as GitHub Actions    participant Launcher as pr_preflight_launcher.py    participant GitHelpers as git_helpers.py    participant Wrapper as ai_cli_wrapper.py    participant AI as AI CLI (Claude/Gemini)    participant Router as Claude Code Router        GH->>GH: Trigger on PR opened/synchronize    GH->>GH: Checkout code with fetch-depth: 0        alt Claude Backend        GH->>GH: Install Claude Code + Router        GH->>GH: Write router config with escaped env vars        GH->>Router: Start ccr (with env vars available)        Note over Router: May fail if config has literal $VAR strings    else Gemini Backend        GH->>GH: Install Gemini CLI    end        GH->>Launcher: Run with --ai-backend and env vars    Launcher->>Launcher: Parse args and build context    Launcher->>GitHelpers: resolve_base_sha_from_ref(base_ref)    GitHelpers-->>Launcher: base_sha    Launcher->>GitHelpers: compute_merge_base_sha(base, head)    GitHelpers-->>Launcher: merge_base_sha    Launcher->>Launcher: Build review prompt with SHAs    Launcher->>Wrapper: launch_ai_cli(tool, prompt, verdict_marker)        Wrapper->>AI: Execute CLI with prompt and timeout    AI->>AI: Analyze PR changes    AI-->>Wrapper: Output with VERDICT: PASSED/FAILED        Wrapper->>Wrapper: Parse output for verdict marker    alt Verdict Found        Wrapper->>Wrapper: Write success_raw_output.txt        Wrapper->>Wrapper: Write review_verdict.txt        Wrapper-->>Launcher: Exit code (0=passed, 3=failed)    else Verdict Missing        Wrapper->>Wrapper: Write error.txt (parsing error)        Wrapper-->>Launcher: Exit code 4    end        Launcher-->>GH: Return exit code        alt Gemini Workflow        GH->>GH: Read success_raw_output.txt        GH->>GH: Post/update PR comment via GitHub API    else Claude Workflow        GH->>GH: Upload artifacts (no PR comment yet)    end

🤖 Gemini PR Review

Commit:4137af0

Comparingmattw/pr_preflight_action (4137af0) withmain (722fc4f).
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This pull request introduces a new CI workflow to automatically review pull requests using AI models (Gemini and Claude). The changes consist of new GitHub Actions workflows, Python scripts to drive the AI CLI tools, and a Docker setup for testing.

Code Quality and Style

The code is well-structured and follows good practices. The Python scripts are modular, with clear responsibilities for handling Git operations, wrapping the AI CLIs, and launching the review process. The code is readable, well-documented with docstrings and comments, and uses type hints. The GitHub Actions workflows are well-organized, using environment variables for configuration and secrets. The shell scripts are simple and serve their purpose.

Test Coverage

While there are no formal unit tests for the Python scripts, the pull request includes a Docker setup for testing the entire workflow in an isolated environment. This allows for integration testing of the scripts and the AI CLI tools. The inclusion of areview_test.json file suggests that testing with mock GitHub event payloads has been considered. Given the nature of the code (integrating with external tools), the Docker-based testing approach is a reasonable and effective way to ensure the functionality works as expected.

Documentation

The code is well-documented. The Python scripts have docstrings explaining the purpose of each module and function, as well as the meaning of different exit codes. The command-line arguments for the launcher script are also well-described. The GitHub Actions workflows contain comments that clarify the purpose of each step.

Potential Bugs or Issues

1. External Service Reliability: The workflows depend on the availability and performance of the Gemini and Claude APIs. Any issues with these services could cause the CI checks to fail. The wrapper script includes some basic error handling for API errors and timeouts, which is good.
2. Incomplete Claude Workflow: Theclaude-code-review.yml workflow has a "TODO" for posting the review results back to the pull request. This means that while the Gemini review is fully integrated, the Claude review is not yet providing feedback on the PR.
3. Security: The workflows use API keys stored as GitHub secrets, which is the correct approach. The Gemini workflow also wisely restricts the shell tools that the AI can use, which is a good security measure.

Conclusion

This pull request is a well-engineered solution for automating pull request reviews using AI. The code is of high quality, the testing strategy is practical, and the documentation is clear. The only minor issue is the incomplete implementation of the Claude review posting, but the Gemini workflow is complete and provides a solid foundation. The addition of this automated review system has the potential to significantly improve the development workflow.

VERDICT: PASSED

Review generated at 2025-11-20T21:31:49.715Z