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Documents the new configurable GitHub PR comment trigger modes feature on the "Interacting with Promptless PRs" page.

New "Comment trigger modes" section:

  • Listen to all comments (default for new orgs): Promptless processes all human PR comments automatically. Users can opt out of specific comments by starting with aside or /aside.
  • Require @Promptless mentions (default for existing orgs): Promptless only responds when explicitly tagged.
  • Link to Settings → Org Settings where users can change this setting.

Updated feedback sections:

  • Individual comments section now explains mode-dependent behavior
  • PR reviews section updated to clarify when @Promptless tagging is needed

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Promptless/promptless PR #1984: Configurable GitHub PR comment trigger mode

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I've completed the documentation updates for the configurable GitHub PR comment trigger mode feature. Here's a summary:

Documentation Changes

1. February 2026 Changelog (Updated existing suggestion)

URL: https://app.gopromptless.ai/change-history/33a1d63b-e3e7-4254-be95-d47f164a766a

Added a new feature entry documenting the configurable GitHub PR comment trigger mode:

  • Listen to all comments mode (default for new organizations) with aside//aside opt-out
  • Require @Promptless mentions mode (default for existing organizations)
  • Where to configure the setting

2. GitHub PR Comments Feature Page (New suggestion)

URL: https://app.gopromptless.ai/change-history/35fd04d7-c254-4b2c-a2b6-4725844eab7a

Updated the "Interacting with Promptless PRs" page (fern/docs/features/github-pr-comments.mdx) with:

  • New "Comment trigger modes" section explaining the two modes and the aside//aside opt-out mechanism
  • Updated "Individual comments" section to clarify mode-dependent behavior
  • Updated "PR reviews" section to explain when @Promptless tagging is needed
  • Info callout linking to Settings → Org Settings where users can change this setting

Both suggestions include citations pointing to PR #1984 with references to the key implementation files (routes.py, config.py, and OrgSettingsTab.tsx). Following client instructions, I kept the changelog and feature documentation in separate suggestions to make review easier.


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Citation: Documents the new configurable GitHub PR comment trigger modes from PR #1984. Key implementation in server/backend/integrations/github/routes.py (implements get_pr_comment_mode(), is_aside_prefix(), and mode-based triggering), server/utils/config.py (defines GitHubPrCommentMode enum with mention_only and listen_all_with_aside values), and promptless-dashboard/src/app/settings/OrgSettingsTab.tsx (UI controls showing the two options and aside//aside opt-out behavior).
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