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You can automate the end-to-end git workflow to run tests and create a PR by validating branch state, syncing with the target branch, running pre-landing reviews, and pushing changes. This ensures project-aware gatekeeping checks are enforced before opening the PR.

A pre-landing review in a CI workflow is an automated gatekeeping step that validates branch state and runs checks before pushing changes. It reads project docs like CLAUDE.md to tailor review checklists, preventing unsafe pushes and handling conflicts.

To handle dead branches when trying to ship changes, the workflow detects upstream branches and stops when nothing is left to ship. It safely guides you to move existing changes to a new branch before proceeding with the PR creation.

Yes, you can use custom git workflow configurations from project docs. The workflow reads docs/GIT_WORKFLOW.md, CLAUDE.md, and AGENTS.md to determine the target branch, required checks, and specific test commands for your repository.

Your automated PR workflow stops before pushing to enforce safety gate checks. It halts actions when it detects merge conflicts, test failures, or dead branches, ensuring no unsafe code changes reach the target branch.

Yes, the automated ship workflow integrates with CI pipelines to run tests and generate testing or documentation scaffolding. It surfaces the final PR URL upon success, bridging local validation with continuous integration.