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- Check the scoped diff, branch, remote, base, and any existing PR together. Preserve unrelated work. Use the established integration branch unless a different base or stack parent is specified; ask only when the target is ambiguous.
- Commit the requested changes and push normally. Create a branch if needed. Resolve conflicts within the authorized scope. Do not bypass hooks, rewrite history, or force-push without separate authorization.
- Reuse the branch's open PR or create one, ready by default unless draft was requested. Write a concise title and description of the final change and checks actually run. Preserve human content, templates, labels, and an existing PR's base and state unless a change is authorized. Do not publish an empty diff.
- Verify the published head matches the commit and the PR has the intended base and state. Return its URL and any material gap.
Keep this a publication task. Do not add reviews, CI investigation, monitoring, or broad validation as prerequisites. Investigate further only for a concrete failure or ambiguity. Do not merge, approve, close, notify reviewers, or add issue-closing effects without authorization.
PR description
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Keep detail proportional to the change. Use a few sentences for a simple PR and short sections when they help scanning. Omit empty sections, routine file inventories, and work-session narration. Follow the repository template and describe the final diff.
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