extract-session-pr

To create a pull request from your current session without committing everything, this Skill extracts only the relevant modified, staged, new, and deleted files into an isolated git worktree, commits them on a new branch, and pushes them to GitHub. This leaves your working directory untouched so you can continue local development.

Extracting in-progress work into a PR does not modify your working directory. The process uses git worktree isolation to apply patches and commit changes on a separate branch, ensuring your current local workspace remains completely intact for continued development.

Yes, you need the gh CLI installed and available in your environment to automate PR creation from local changes. The Skill validates gh availability before generating a PR branch, pushing commits, and opening the pull request on GitHub.

Yes, you can exclude unrelated files when turning your session into a PR. The extraction process optionally asks you to filter out modified, staged, untracked, or deleted items that are not part of the intended session work before generating the patch.

The best way to share in-progress code changes for review while still editing locally is using git worktree isolation. It applies a patch of your session's filtered changes to a new branch, pushes it, creates the PR, and automatically cleans up temporary worktree artifacts.

If PR creation fails, the temporary git worktrees and patch artifacts are automatically cleaned up. The extraction process ensures that isolated worktree branches and temporary files are removed on both completion and failure, preventing repository clutter.