What pr-review-toolkit is
Bundle of specialized agents usable individually or together for thorough PR review.
What it does
Where pr-review-toolkit runs and what it adds, from its documentation- comment-analyzer checks comment accuracy
- pr-test-analyzer checks behavioral coverage
- silent-failure-hunter finds swallowed errors
- Also type design, code review and simplification agents
When to use it
Good fit
- Thorough PR review before merge
How to install pr-review-toolkit
You need: Claude Code
- Marketplace ships enabled by default in Claude Code; or browse via /plugin > Discover
- Install: /plugin install pr-review-toolkit@claude-plugins-official
- Run the plugin's commands/agents as described in its README
- Trust check: Anthropic warns to trust a plugin before installing, as it cannot verify included MCP servers, files or software
Permissions and security
What it can access
- Runs inside Claude Code; commands, agents and hooks use Claude Code's tool permissions (see plugin README for specifics)
Security notes from the maintainers
- Marketplace README: make sure you trust a plugin before installing, updating, or using it
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Anthropic's agentic coding tool that reads your codebase, edits files and runs commands from the terminal, IDEs, desktop app or browser.
Watch out: Not included in the Free Claude plan, and usage on subscriptions is capped by plan limits.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I install the pr-review-toolkit plugin?
Run /plugin install pr-review-toolkit@claude-plugins-official in Claude Code. source
Is the pr-review-toolkit plugin made by Anthropic?
Yes, it is listed under /plugins (internal plugins developed by Anthropic) in the claude-plugins-official repo. source
What does the pr-review-toolkit plugin add to Claude Code?
Six review agents: comments, tests, error handling, type design, code quality, simplification. source
Sources and gaps
Not stated by the maintainers: last_release (not read); limitations not stated in README.