What problem does it solve?
Getting a pull request truly review-ready involves more than pushing code: the diff must be clean and validated, an independent reviewer must check it, and the human maintainer needs a clear written explanation. This Skill consolidates those PR readiness gates, review-pass procedures, and deliverable conventions into one operational reference.
Core Features & Use Cases
- PR Readiness Gate: A checklist covering clean diffs (
git diff --check), targeted tests, anatomy/skill-catalog updates in the same commit, and secret redaction.
- Independent Review Passes: Procedures for read-only multi-model or daemon reviews (Claude Code, Codex) treated as gates, with guidance on classifying findings without scope creep.
- HTML Explainer Conventions: Rules for writing self-contained, local-only HTML explainers with required sections (TL;DR, baseline, validation, risks, source index) and naming/timing conventions.
- Authorization Boundaries: Explicit rules that opening, editing, or merging PRs requires per-action maintainer authorization, plus
gh pr edit troubleshooting notes.
- Use Case: Before asking a maintainer to merge a fix, run the readiness gate, obtain a read-only daemon review of the diff, write
pr123-fix-login-explainer.html to an ignored artifacts path, and hand the maintainer the file path with a short pointer message.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to prepare the current branch's pull request for review by running the readiness gate, an independent read-only review pass, and writing a self-contained HTML explainer.