What problem does it solve? Manually running the full git ship workflow—creating a branch, staging changes, writing a proper commit message, pushing, and opening a pull request—is repetitive and error-prone, especially remembering to never commit to main and to follow Conventional Commits format. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Safe Branching: Automatically detects if you are on main or master and creates a properly named feature branch (e.g., feat/add-export) before committing. - Conventional Commits: Analyzes the staged diff and generates an English commit message in Conventional Commits format, with user confirmation before committing. - Automated PR Creation: Pushes the branch and opens a pull request via the GitHub CLI, filling in the project's PR template sections based on the diff. - Use Case: After finishing a bug fix, simply say "ship it" and the skill creates a fix branch, commits with a proper message, pushes, and opens a PR with a filled template. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to ship my current changes by committing them on a new branch and opening a pull request.