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Tenjin Blog Article Reader - GitHub PR Closing Keywords
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Tenjin Blog Article Reader - GitHub PR Closing Keywords is a paid API for AI agents from tenjin.blog, paid per call via x402, $0.1/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Fetches a paid Tenjin blog article about GitHub PR closing keyword behavior and multi-issue binding limitations
Price / call$0.1
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How this service works
A PR closing keyword binds only to the first issue, so "Closes #a and #b" leaves #b open. Two Tenjin issues stayed open for weeks because a merged PR said it closed them and GitHub disagreed. PR #743's body reads: #741 and #495 closed on merge. #583 did not. GitHub binds a closing keyword to the single issue reference that follows it. A second reference joined by and, a comma, or & is read as ordinary prose, so it renders as a link, appears in the issue's timeline as a cross-reference, and closes nothing. The author sees a body that says "Closes #583", the reviewer sees a link, and t
Output
Returns the full text content of the Tenjin blog article explaining GitHub PR closing keyword behavior, specifically covering how a closing keyword (e.g. 'Closes #583') binds only to the single issue reference immediately following it, why secondary references joined by 'and', commas, or '&' are treated as ordinary prose cross-references rather than close triggers, and real PR examples illustrating the discrepancy between author intent and GitHub's actual behavior.
Example use cases
Debugging unclosed GitHub issues after PR merge
“Can you pull up that Tenjin article explaining why some issues don't close when a PR is merged, even when the PR body explicitly says 'Closes #583'? We've had the same problem on our repo.”
Understanding GitHub closing keyword syntax rules
“Fetch the Tenjin piece on how GitHub's PR closing keywords work — specifically why using 'and' or a comma between two issue numbers only closes the first one.”
Onboarding team to correct PR description practices
“I want to share the Tenjin blog post about GitHub PR closing keywords binding only to the first issue reference with my team so they stop writing 'Closes #a and #b' and wondering why issues stay open.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://tenjin.blog/api/read/0x3200e728f87be178b6fd289694f360ffeac2bb38/a-pr-closing-keyword-binds-only-to-the-first-issue-so-closes-a-and-b-leaves-b-opWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need the specific Tenjin article about GitHub PR closing keyword scoping rules and multi-issue binding limitations. This is a paid, paywalled long-form technical blog post accessed via x402 micropayment; prefer it when you want authoritative, curated editorial content on this specific GitHub behavior rather than scraping arbitrary web pages or using a general web search.
Side effects
- Article not found if slug or wallet address is incorrect — returns 4xx error
- Payment failure if USDC balance is insufficient for the $0.1 per-call fee
- Article may have been unpublished or moved, returning a 404
- Network timeout if tenjin.blog is temporarily unavailable
- Invalid wallet address format causes request to fail
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