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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)
       ↓ planspace URL in PR description / commit message
   git branch
       ↓ git push
   pull request
       ↓ Scott CI
   auto-comment linking PR → approved spec
When you open a PR, Scott CI looks for a planspace URL in the PR description or commit messages. If it finds one:
  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)
When scott push prints the planspace URL, paste it into your PR description (or include it in a commit message on the branch). Scott CI takes it from there.

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FAQ

Scott CI only links PRs to planspaces when it can find a URL reference. Add the URL to the PR description (or amend a commit message) and re-push — Scott CI re-runs on PR updates.
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.