A CLI tool to create and hide GitHub comments using the GitHub REST API.
github-comment is easy to set up with strong trust signals. Check agent compatibility and use-case fit before adding it to your workflow.
gh repo view suzuki-shunsuke/github-comment --webOpen the official repository or website.
Check the README for package manager, auth, and platform requirements.
Try it in a small test task inside your agent workflow.
Repository setup guidance
Strong trust signals; still review the README and permissions before production use.
Last commit was about 96 days ago.
126 GitHub stars indicate community interest.
11 open issues signal maintenance load.
MIT license detected.
3 security/trust notes recorded.
Setup difficulty is 2/5.
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This tool lets you post comments on GitHub issues or pull requests from your command line. You can also hide comments that are no longer needed. It's useful for automating repetitive commenting tasks in your development workflow.
github-comment is a command-line interface (CLI) tool written in Go that allows developers to create and hide comments on GitHub issues, pull requests, and commits using the GitHub REST API. It simplifies automation of comment management, such as posting status updates, reminders, or hiding outdated comments. The tool is designed for CI/CD pipelines, scripts, and developer workflows where manual commenting is inefficient. It supports authentication via GitHub tokens and can be configured via YAML files. The project is open-source under the MIT license and actively maintained.
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A CLI tool to create and hide GitHub comments using the GitHub REST API.
DevOps engineers automating GitHub workflows., Developers who frequently comment on issues and PRs., Open-source maintainers managing community interactions.
The setup section provides repository-level starting guidance, not a guarantee of an independently verified installation. Check the official README and release notes.
Requires a GitHub personal access token with appropriate permissions; ensure token is stored securely. Comments are created under the authenticated user's identity; be mindful of audit trails.
Similar or complementary options to evaluate include action-suggester, Agent-CI, aptu.
Aug 20, 2026