What problem does it solve? Turning a finished branch into a reviewable pull request requires writing a clear title, a body that matches the actual diff, honoring repo PR templates, and linking issues correctly — work that is often rushed or skipped, leaving reviewers without context. ## Core Features & Use Cases - PR Title and Body Authoring: Writes imperative, changelog-style titles (matching Conventional Commits when the repo uses them) and structured bodies covering summary, changes, testing, and notes. - Template Detection and Filling: Detects PR templates under .github/ or docs/ and fills their sections from the actual diff rather than writing a freeform body. - Issue Linking and Review Mechanics: Adds closing keywords (Closes #N), chooses draft vs. ready, and creates or updates PRs via the GitHub MCP tools or the gh CLI. - Use Case: After pushing a feature branch, ask for a PR and receive a template-compliant description that accurately reflects the diff, links the tracked issue, and is marked draft while CI is still running. ## Quick Start Open a pull request for my current branch against main with a title and body that follow the repo's PR template and close issue #42.