create-pr

To automate pull request creation with Conventional Commits, this Skill stages changes, validates commit messages against the spec, pushes to your Git hosting platform, and opens a PR. It reduces manual steps by handling branch selection and PR description generation.

You can create a pull request targeting a specific branch by running the command with your target branch name, like `create-pr "target-branch-name"`. The Skill handles staging, committing, pushing, and opening the PR to that designated base branch.

Yes, automated PR creation requires a working Git environment and knowledge of Conventional Commits. The Skill operates by executing Git commands to stage, commit, and push changes directly within your local repository setup.

Yes, you can skip validation checks for quick pull request creation by using the `skip-checks` argument. This bypasses the Conventional Commits validation and optional CI checks, allowing you to rapidly stage and push changes.

The best way to handle Conventional Commits validation is using an automated workflow that validates commit messages before pushing. This Skill checks your staged changes against the spec, pushes valid commits, and optionally runs CI checks to ensure compliance.

Your pull request workflow needs Conventional Commits to standardize commit history and automate release notes. This Skill enforces the specification during PR creation, ensuring project conventions are met before changes are merged into the target branch.