What changed for reviewers
The Atmos Pro comment that already shows up on your pull requests now includes a short, plain-English summary of everything the PR touches — across every stack and component that Atmos detected as affected, not just one plan. Instead of scanning a table of "no changes" rows to find the one stack that matters, the reviewer sees the headline up front: which components are actually changing, what they're changing from and to, and how many resources are affected.
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Atmos Pro Terraform Plan
All dispatched workflows for the affected stacks have completed successfully.
| Component | Stack | Status |
|---|---|---|
| vpc | prod/us-east-1 | |
| eks-cluster | prod/us-east-1 | |
| rds-primary | prod/us-east-1 | |
| s3-assets | prod/us-east-1 | |
| Total | ||
Plan complete: 4 of 4 workflows completed. Total: 4 created, 2 updated, 1 destroyed.
AI Summary
What this change does
The EKS cluster version in plat-use2-dev will be upgraded from “1.2.0” to “1.3.0”. This upgrade will result in the replacement of two resources within the cluster component.
Totals: 1 changed · 0 failed · 4 unchanged · 0 skipped (of 5).
The summary sits inside the existing comment between the component status table and the dashboard CTA, so reviewers get the gist without leaving GitHub. The
Totals: line is the PR-wide rollup — across every affected component, how many changed, how many failed, how many were unchanged, and how many were skipped.AI Summaries are opt-in per repository from the AI tab in repository settings.