Create Pr

Create Pull Request

Use this skill when the user asks to create or update a PR for the current branch.

Inputs

• Optional --draft
• Optional --base <branch> (default: main)

Preconditions

1. Verify the current branch is not main or master.
2. Check for uncommitted changes with git status --short.
3. Ensure gh is available.
4. If there are uncommitted changes, stop and ask the user whether to commit or stash them first.

Workflow

Step 1: Check for an existing PR

• Run gh pr view --json number,title,url,state,isDraft.
• If a PR already exists, tell the user before rewriting history or force-pushing.

Step 2: Fetch and rebase

git fetch origin <base>
git rebase origin/<base>

• If rebase conflicts occur, abort the rebase and stop.
• Tell the user which files conflicted and ask them to resolve manually.

Step 3: Squash into one commit

git reset --soft origin/<base>

• Load the commit-conventions skill before generating the commit message.
• Infer type and scope from the staged diff.
• Keep the commit subject imperative and under about 72 characters.

Step 4: Generate PR title and body

• Use the squashed commit message style for the PR title.
• Follow the repository PR template at .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md.
• Summarize user-facing changes, risk areas, test commands run, and skipped suites with reasons.

Step 5: Push and create or update the PR

• Push the branch.
• If history was rewritten, confirm before force-pushing.
• Create or update the PR with gh pr create or gh pr edit.
• Respect --draft when requested.

Guardrails

• Never create a PR from main or master.
• Never silently force-push over an existing PR branch.
• Never bypass commit-conventions for the squashed commit.
• If gh authentication or remote permissions fail, stop and report the exact blocker.

Output

Report:

• Base branch used
• Final commit message
• PR title
• PR URL, if creation or update succeeded
• Any steps that were skipped or require user follow-up