Pr

Create a pull request for the current branch.

Steps

1. Run in parallel:
   • git status (never -uall) to see untracked files
   • git diff to see staged/unstaged changes
   • Check whether the current branch tracks a remote and is up to date
   • git log main..HEAD --stat (and git log main..HEAD for full commit messages) to see every commit that will be included — not just the latest one
2. Analyze all commits ahead of main, not just the tip, and draft a title and body:
   • Title: short (under 70 chars), imperative, no period
   • Body: ## Summary (2-4 bullets on why, not a per-file list — the diff already shows what changed) + ## Test plan (checklist; check off what was actually verified, e.g. tests run or console checked, leave unchecked what still needs manual verification)
3. Run in parallel:
   • Create the branch remotely if it isn't pushed yet (git push -u origin <branch>)
   • gh pr create --title "..." --body "$(cat <<'EOF' ... EOF)" using a heredoc so formatting survives
4. After the PR is created, run gh pr view --web to open it in the default browser

Rules

• Never use -uall with git status
• Base the summary on the full commit range (main..HEAD), not just the most recent commit
• If gh is not installed or not authenticated, say so and give the user the branch's compare URL (https://github.com/<owner>/<repo>/pull/new/<branch>) instead of failing silently
• Do not force-push or rewrite history to prepare the PR
• Report the PR URL back when done

Note

main is used above as the default branch name — substitute the repository's actual default branch (e.g. master) if different.