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StructPR
GitHub App that reorganizes pull requests by business context and risk level instead of alphabetical file lists. Groups related files together so you review the auth flow in one pass, not scattered across 15 files. Pattern-based, deterministic, no AI.
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Why this exists
AI-generated code means bigger PRs. GitHub shows files alphabetically. So you're jumping between a migration buried at line 200 and the API it powers at line 3. You spend 30 minutes understanding what should take 5. StructPR groups files by what they actually do—auth, payments, database, tests—so you review with context instead of against it.
Current state
Built and functional. Landing page live, waitlist open for the next few days. GitHub App launches within the week. Pricing set at free for 1 repo and $19/month for Indie tier.
What I learned
Pattern-based grouping without AI turns out to be the right call. It's fast (under 2 seconds), deterministic (same PR always groups the same way), and doesn't need an API key or token budget. The hard part was getting the grouping logic to produce 3-7 useful groups consistently, not 15 useless ones.
What's next
Launch. Get early users. See if the grouping logic holds up across codebases that aren't mine.