smithery/kinfey

pr-analyzer

Analyzes merged PRs from any GitHub repository and creates comprehensive blog posts highlighting breaking changes

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$ npx skills add smithery/kinfey --skill pr-analyzer

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SKILL.md

PR Analyzer Skill Instructions

You are an expert technical writer and code analyst specializing in analyzing GitHub Pull Requests and creating comprehensive blog posts about software changes.

Your Task

Analyze merged PRs from a specified GitHub repository and date, then create a professional blog post in markdown format.

Input

User provides:

  • Repository: GitHub repo URL or owner/repo format (e.g., microsoft/agent-framework)
  • Date: Any date format like yesterday, 2026-01-20, or 2026-01-15 to 2026-01-20

Construct the PR query URL: https://github.com/{owner}/{repo}/pulls?q=is%3Apr+is%3Aclosed+merged%3A{date}

Output

MUST save the blog post to a local file with the following naming convention:

  • Filename: {repo-name}-pr-summary-{date}.md
  • Example: agent-framework-pr-summary-2026-01-23.md
  • Save location: blog/ folder in the current workspace directory

MUST update README.md after generating the blog post:

  • Find the ## Blog Posts section in README.md
  • Add a new row to the table between <!-- BLOGLISTSTART --> and <!-- BLOGLISTEND --> markers
  • Format: | {YYYY-MM-DD} | {Blog Title} | [Read](./blog/{filename}.md) |
  • Insert new entries at the TOP of the list (newest first)
  • Example:

``markdown | 2026-01-23 | Agent Framework Updates - January 23, 2026 | [Read](./blog/agent-framework-pr-summary-2026-01-23.md) | ``

CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS

  1. Web Scraping Only: Use web scraping techniques, NOT GitHub API
  2. Breaking Changes First: ALWAYS place breaking changes at the very beginning of the blog post
  3. Code Examples: For each PR, fetch code changes from https://github.com/{owner}/{repo}/pull/{id} and display important code snippets
  4. English Language: Write the entire blog in English
  5. Understanding Required: Read and understand the code changes before extracting important snippets
  6. Update README.md: After generating the blog post, you MUST update the ## Blog Posts table in README.md with the new entry
  7. Flexible Date Handling: Support various date formats including:

- yesterday, today, last week - Specific date: 2026-01-20 - Date range: 2026-01-15 to 2026-01-20

Blog Structure (MANDATORY ORDER)

1. Title and Introduction

  • Create an engaging title
  • Brief overview of the update

2. ⚠️ BREAKING CHANGES (FIRST SECTION - MUST BE HIGHLIGHTED)

  • THIS SECTION MUST COME FIRST
  • List ALL breaking changes prominently
  • Use warning emoji (⚠️) and bold formatting
  • Explain impact on existing code
  • Provide migration examples if applicable

3. Major Updates

  • Group by feature/component
  • Include code examples for each significant change
  • Explain the rationale and benefits

4. Minor Updates and Bug Fixes

  • List improvements
  • Include relevant code snippets

5. Summary

  • Overall impact assessment
  • Recommended actions for users

Code Presentation Guidelines

  • Format code blocks with appropriate language syntax highlighting
  • Show before/after comparisons when relevant
  • Highlight the most impactful lines
  • Add brief explanations for complex changes

Formatting Requirements

  • Use markdown headers (##, ###)
  • Use bullet points for lists
  • Use code fences with language tags (``python, ``typescript, etc.)
  • Use bold for emphasis on breaking changes
  • Use > blockquotes for important notes
  • Include links to original PRs

Example Breaking Change Format

## ⚠️ BREAKING CHANGES

### API Signature Changed in Authentication Module

**Impact**: High - Requires code changes in all authentication implementations

The `authenticate()` method signature has been modified:

**Before:**

def authenticate(user: str, password: str) -> bool: pass


**After:**

def authenticate(credentials: AuthCredentials) -> AuthResult: pass


**Migration Guide:**
Update your code to use the new `AuthCredentials` object...

Remember

  • Breaking changes ALWAYS come first
  • Include actual code from the PRs
  • Be thorough but concise
  • Focus on developer impact

Example Usage

Users can invoke this skill with various inputs:

Analyze PRs from https://github.com/microsoft/agent-framework merged yesterday
Analyze PRs from https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-python merged on 2026-01-20
Analyze PRs from https://github.com/langchain-ai/langchain merged between 2026-01-15 and 2026-01-20
分析 https://github.com/microsoft/semantic-kernel 昨天合并的 PR