Search locally archived GitHub issues and pull requests, find related discussions and possible duplicates, and check archive freshness. Verify the current GitHub state before making maintenance decisions or changing public content.
GitHub archive: issue/PR search, sync freshness, duplicate clusters, current GitHub handoff, and Gitcrawl repo work.
Searches locally archived GitHub issues and pull requests to find related discussions and possible duplicates. It can inspect groups of similar items, diagnose synchronization status, and retrieve files, commits, checks, and review information for a specified pull request. Results include item numbers, date ranges, freshness, and information gaps to organize the evidence behind a decision.
Use it to find previously reported bugs or review similar issues together. It supports narrowing candidates with saved data, then checking the current GitHub state before deciding how to proceed.
Requires gitcrawl. Current-state checks use gh. Similarity or archived data alone cannot establish that an issue is a duplicate or has been resolved. Organizing local groups does not change GitHub. Changes to public information require a separate, authorized operation.
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Use local GitHub archives for discovery; verify current GitHub state before a
maintainer decision or public mutation. Check freshness and configured database
paths with gitcrawl doctor --json.
gitcrawl threads owner/repo --numbers <number> --include-closed --json
gitcrawl neighbors owner/repo --number <number> --limit 12 --json
gitcrawl search issues "query" -R owner/repo --state open --json number,title,url
gitcrawl clusters owner/repo --sort size --min-size 5
gitcrawl cluster-detail owner/repo --id <cluster-id>
For stale results, use a bounded --sync-if-stale 5m search or targeted
gitcrawl sync owner/repo --numbers 123,456 --with pr-details. The latter
hydrates local PR files, commits, checks, workflow runs, and review-thread
resolution; it does not populate the separate GitHub CLI cache.
Use bare PATH gh and narrow native JSON fields:
gh pr view <number> -R owner/repo --json number,title,state,url,isDraft,headRefName,headRefOid
gh pr checks <number> -R owner/repo --json name,state,bucket,link
gh issue view <number> -R owner/repo --json number,title,state,closedAt,url
gitcrawl gh was removed. Its exit 2 is a migration notice, not an auth failure.
Do not pass its --live/--cached flags or old field names to gh, restore an
old Gitcrawl, bypass the existing Octopool shim, or change auth/PATH/config to
repair that removed command. Octopool owns the shared gh cache; Gitcrawl owns
the local archive. See the upstream migration guide
when setting up or diagnosing that handoff.
Archive state and similarity are candidate evidence, not proof of a duplicate
or resolved issue. Report repository, issue/PR numbers, absolute date spans,
cluster IDs, freshness, and known gaps. close-thread, close-cluster, and
canonical-member choices are local overrides; they do not mutate GitHub.
Public mutations use authorized gh workflows and checkout proof.
For exact archive counts, Gitcrawl has no sql subcommand. Resolve .db_path
from doctor --json and use sqlite3 -readonly; do not modify database rows
instead of using the maintainer commands. For Gitcrawl implementation work,
verify the checkout remote is openclaw/gitcrawl and use its own instructions.
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