create-pull-request

To create a compliant GitHub pull request, the Skill validates your GitHub CLI authentication, checks for a clean working directory, and automates PR creation using the repository's template. It ensures all required metadata like issue references are included.

Yes, you need the GitHub CLI installed and authenticated to automate pull request creation. The Skill explicitly validates CLI availability and requires a clean working directory on a feature branch before submitting changes against the main branch.

Opening a pull request using the repository template requires gathering the issue number, description, and type of change. The Skill guides you to collect this necessary PR information to ensure your submission passes pre-flight checks and matches repository standards.

Yes, you can create a draft pull request and handle force-pushes when needed. The Skill automates the creation process while managing drafts and force-pushes to ensure your feature branch changes are properly submitted for review against the main branch.

Your automated pull request may fail pre-flight checks if the working directory is not clean, branch naming is incorrect, or required metadata is missing. The Skill validates these conditions, ensuring issue references and PR template adherence before submission.

You need an automated tool to create a GitHub pull request when manual submission becomes time-consuming and error-prone. It is used after committing changes on a feature branch to ensure compliant formatting, proper issue references, and successful pre-flight validation.