| name | pr |
| description | Create pull requests via git and GitHub CLI while following repo templates and Conventional Commits. Use when a user asks to make a PR, push a branch, or open a GitHub PR, and when explicit confirmation is required before sending the PR. |
Pr
Overview
Create a PR end-to-end: stage and commit changes, push the branch, fill the PR template, ask for confirmation, then open the PR with gh.
Workflow
- Inspect git state: run
git status -sb, identify uncommitted or untracked changes, and confirm which files to include. Avoid modifying unrelated files. - Stage changes:
git add <paths>for the approved files only, then re-check status. - Commit: generate a Conventional Commit message when requested and run
git commit -m "<message>". - Push branch:
git push origin <branch>orgit push -u origin <branch>if needed. If push fails due to auth/remote issues, ask for next steps. - Build PR body: read
.github/pull_request_template.mdif present and fill required sections (Summary, Type of Change, Related Issues). Keep checkboxes accurate. - Ask for confirmation before creating the PR. Do not run
gh pr createuntil the user says OK. - Create PR:
gh pr create --base <base> --head <branch> --title "<title>" --body "<body>", then return the PR URL.
Notes
- Follow repo conventions for templates, required sections, and Conventional Commits.
- If running in a sandboxed environment, request approval for network operations like
git pushorgh pr create.