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Jev Auto Approve — metalbear-co

A GitHub Action that asks Jev one yes/no question per thing worth checking on a pull request and approves only when every answer clears your confidence threshold; otherwise it skips and comments with the numbers.
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9
Language
JavaScript
License
MIT
Reading time
2 min
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Community
Author
metalbear-co
Last verified
Oct 2026

Highlights

  • Asks a default set of three questions in parallel in one call: ready to merge, covered by tests, needs a human.
  • Approves only when every question clears confidence-threshold; any fall below triggers a skip with a comment naming it.
  • The README recommends pinning to a commit because the default questions can change between releases of the action.
  • Used by metalbear-co/mirrord: an org member comments /jev-approve and a GitHub App submits the review.
  • Examples cover on-comment, every push to a PR, and a reusable workflow; MIT licensed.

Watch out

Grounded on a truncated README and GitHub metadata captured 2026-10-15; the in-the-wild section is cut mid-sentence, so the mirrord workflow is described from the visible part. The action can only approve or skip: it never blocks a pull request, and every skip is explained in a comment.

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