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Scott CI connects your pull requests back to the planspace that drove the work. When a PR lands, Scott CI traces it to the approved intent and leaves a comment linking the two.

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Setup

  1. Install the Scott CI GitHub App from your team settings
  2. Select the repositories you want to enable
  3. Scott CI activates immediately — no config files needed in your repo

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How it works

planspace (approved spec)
       ↓ scott pull
   git branch (linked)
       ↓ git push
   pull request
       ↓ Scott CI
   auto-comment linking PR → approved spec
When a pull request is opened on a branch linked via scott pull:
  1. Scott CI detects the planspace association
  2. It traces back through the context flow to the approved version
  3. It leaves a comment on the PR with:
    • A link to the approved spec
    • A summary of the intent from the planspace
    • The review status (who approved, when)

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FAQ

Scott CI only links PRs to planspaces when the connection was established via scott pull. You can retroactively link by running scott pull on the branch and pushing again.
No. Scott CI is informational — it leaves comments but does not create required status checks.
Scott CI requires a planspace with an approved spec to link to.