Start with intent
Open a plan from a prompt, repository improvement, GitHub issue label, todo, or follow-up request.
From prompt to reviewed PR, with the full thread intact.
ProPR carries each change through planning, an isolated run, automated review, and PR refinement. The result arrives in GitHub with the decisions, commits, and follow-up history attached.
Product path overview
Promptissue, comment, or CLI
Planscoped, visible context
Isolated runworktree + container
Pull requestsummary, cost, commits
Review & refinecomments become commits
Mergeone click, like any PR
Shape the plan
Choose the repository, branch, files, screenshots, task size, and model before code changes, using the context preview to see what the planning model receives.
Approve the scope
Refine generated tasks until the plan is clear, then approve one focused change or split it into smaller pieces.
Run in isolation
The agent gets a separate Docker workspace and Git worktree, leaving the main checkout untouched.
Review the branch
Run a read-only review pass that posts an overall evaluation, severity-grouped findings, and a score on the PR.
Fine-tune in the PR
Use normal comments and review comments for ordinary follow-up work, /review for AI critique, /fix to apply pending AI review suggestions, and /merge, /switch, or /ultrafix for branch, model, and review-fix controls.
The path keeps each change understandable.
ProPR keeps the important decisions visible: what you asked for, which plan you approved, which agent ran, what changed, what /review found, how feedback landed, and what entered GitHub. For concrete end-to-end walkthroughs of this path, see the recipes.
Planning becomes visible
ProPR shapes the task into a plan — selectable context, refinement, and approval — before any code changes.
Changes stay explainable
Commits, logs, reports, file changes, cost, and PR status stay attached to the task.
Iteration stays in GitHub
Pull request comments and review comments become part of the agent loop, from PR fine-tuning follow-up commits to the actions available through GitHub comment control.