You can add comments on specific lines of code in a pull request. This helps you point out exactly where changes are needed. The GitHub CLI and MCP tools make it easy to do this from your terminal.
Instead of writing a general review comment, you can mention the exact line that needs attention. This keeps your feedback clear and actionable. Both single comments and batch reviews are supported.
This approach works for any pull request on GitHub. It is useful for developers who want to give precise code feedback without opening the GitHub website. The process uses simple commands and works with any repository you have access to.
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