What problem does it solve?
This Skill eliminates inconsistent, vague, or oversized pull requests by providing clear conventions for titles, descriptions, and commit practices so maintainers can review and merge changes faster.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Conventional Commit Titles: Enforce concise, machine-readable PR titles using conventional commit types and optional scopes to improve changelogs and automation.
- Structured PR Descriptions: Provide a reusable Summary / Changes / Testing template and guidance for linking issues (Closes #123) to make intent and scope explicit.
- Commit & PR Best Practices: Encourage atomic commits, draft PRs for WIP, and examples for adding reviewers and labels with the gh CLI to streamline review workflows.
- Use Cases: Creating new feature PRs, preparing bugfix PRs with clear testing steps, splitting large changes into logical PRs, and drafting reviewer-ready descriptions before opening a PR.
Quick Start
Create a PR with a conventional-commit style title and a body that includes a concise Summary, a Changes list, a Testing checklist, and an issue link using Closes #<issue>.