GitHub PR Issue Analyser
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Scored across 66 tools
Most tools target a distinct resource+action, but the generic github_api_read/write/delete trio deliberately overlaps every specific tool, and the comment family (add_pr_comments vs add_inline_pr_comment vs reply_to_review_comment vs update_pr_comment) plus list_open_issues_prs vs search_issues_prs require careful reading to pick correctly. The detailed descriptions help, but an agent can plausibly reach for a generic or wrong-shaped tool in several places.
The vast majority follow a predictable github_verb_noun pattern (get_pr_diff, list_pr_reviews, update_issue, create_release). Outliers are limited: bare 'choose' and 'github_pr_issue_analyser_ui' break the verb_noun convention, and github_add_pr_comments uses a plural noun where others are singular.
At 66 tools this is far beyond a well-scoped set, and the surface balloons well past the 'PR Issue Analyser' title into projects, releases, tags, Actions, branches, files, and a Prefab UI sandbox. Many of these belong to separate concerns an agent looking for PR/issue analysis will rarely need.
Coverage is broad and near-complete: full PR lifecycle (create, update, merge, draft, reviewers, inline/conversation comments, reviews), issue/milestone/label reads, releases and tags with careful delete semantics, project boards, and branch/workflow/file reads. Remaining gaps (e.g. label CRUD, comment deletion, PR review dismissal) are reachable through the generic api_* escape hatch, so no hard dead ends.