It ignores nested replies and never adds a second top-level comment.
GitHub discussion responder
One thread.
One useful answer.
gh-discuss is the careful counterpart to gh-fix: it researches one unanswered Discussion and replies only when the repository supports a complete, confident answer.
01Validate the
single thread
single thread
02Read the question,
not the noise
not the noise
03Research only
inside the repo
inside the repo
04Reply once—or
leave it alone
leave it alone
A deliberately narrow tool
Helpful without making a mess.
It does not execute code, change files, open branches, or rummage through unrelated sources. Its only possible write is one top-level answer to one GitHub Discussion.
Already answered? Not actually a question? The repository cannot settle it? It exits quietly. That restraint is the feature.
◉Discussions · Q&A•••
Answered
Can I use this with a Project?
Asked in Q&A · 1 reply
gh-discussYes—Projects are accepted as watch targets. Here’s the supported form.
The decision gate
Confidence first. Comment second.
New discussionno replies yet
Is it answerable from the repository?
yes →no ↓
One precise replytop-level only
Leave untouchedno partial answers
Answers come from the project’s own files, docs, and GitHub history—not guesswork.
No builds, no commits, no mutations. A warranted answer is the entire outcome.
Install separately
Give your agent a good inbox manner.
skills.sh
Install for your selected agents in one command.
npx --yes skills add lsegal/glorp@gh-discuss --global --agent codex --agent claude-code --agent gemini-cli --agent opencode --agent cline --agent universal -yGitHub CLI
Install the bundled skill directly for your agent.
gh skill install lsegal/glorp gh-discuss --allow-hidden-dirs --agent codex --agent claude-code --scope userRun it/gh-discuss 123