What problem does it solve?
Creating a pull request often takes time and consistency work—titles, changelog-style formatting, a useful body, ticket references, and quick local verification before you open the review.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Conventional Commits PR titles: Generates a
type(scope): description title that matches common PR convention checks.
- Templated PR body: Produces a structured description with risk/impact and testing sections, plus an optional ticket reference.
- Local verification for code changes: Encourages running typecheck/compile, lint/format, and tests based on what the repo provides before creating the PR.
- Branch & diff awareness: Uses commit history and stats against the base branch to determine what changed and what scope/type to use.
Use case: You pushed a feature branch and need to submit it for review quickly, with a correctly formatted title/body and confidence that CI won’t fail due to missing checks.
Quick Start
Tell the skill: create a PR from my current branch targeting main with a Conventional Commits title, a templated body, and local verification, linking my ticket if I provide one.