generate-pr-description

To automatically generate a PR description from a git diff, this skill analyzes your branch changes and commit history to produce concise summaries and semantic titles grouped by theme. It loads your project's standard PR template or uses a default one to structure the output.

A semantic PR title summarizes the intent of your branch changes using conventional commit-style formatting. It is created by analyzing the git diff between your current branch and its parent to detect the nature of the modifications and generate an appropriate, descriptive title.

Yes, you can use your existing pull-request template. The skill automatically loads and fills PR templates from standard project locations, seamlessly applying your analyzed git diff and grouped changes directly into your predefined format.

Grouping git diff changes by theme for a clearer pull request is handled automatically by analyzing your commit history and code modifications. The skill categorizes related changes together to ensure the final PR description is clear and non-redundant.

This PR generation skill works with typical software projects preparing merge requests across branches. It requires a git repository with branch differences and will apply its default template if standard project template locations are not found.

The best way to link related tickets in an automated pull request description is by configuring a base URL. The skill uses this configured base URL to optionally link related tickets directly within the filled PR template.