Pr Delivery
@liywjl/pr-deliveryv2026.11.09.1
01README
Where is this pull request's code really? Follows a PR through stacked branches to the default branch and each deploy environment, explains in plain words what blocks an open one, and spots stranded PRs that look merged but never shipped. Read-only, no AI model. Reads GitHub through the gh CLI or GitHub's MCP server.
02Release Notes
Documents the exported behavior. No change in what it does.
03Behaviors
@liywjl/pr-deliveryv2026.11.09.1pr_delivery.ts
Global Arguments
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| transport? | enum | |
| mcpUrl? | string | |
| mcpToken? | string | |
| environments? | array |
fn trace(urls?: array, query?: string, limit?: number)
Follow pull requests through stacked branches to the default branch and each environment, and explain what blocks open ones. Read-only
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| urls? | array | |
| query? | string | |
| limit? | number |
Resources
delivery(infinite)— Where one pull request's code really is, and what is stopping it
04Previous Versions
2026.11.08.1MIT
05Stats
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Downloads
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Archive size
29.5 KB
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- README has a code example1/1earned
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- Most symbols documented1/1earned
- No slow types (deprecated)1/1earned
- Dependencies pass trust audit2/2earned
- Docs keep secrets in a vault1/1earned
- Has description1/1earned
- Platform support declared (or universal)2/2earned
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behavior-spelling1 accepted
- (extension) — Written for current swamp releases, which load the behavior spelling.
07Platforms
08Labels