open-pr

To generate a pull request title from a branch diff, this Skill analyzes the cumulative changes between your base branch and HEAD using git diff. It synthesizes a review-ready title and structured Summary bullets from the actual code changes rather than relying solely on the latest commit message.

You can create a draft PR from the command line by asking the assistant to open a pull request. The workflow detects WIP commits or user requests to automatically publish your branch as a draft, requiring a confirmation gate before finalizing the creation.

To ensure your GitHub PR targets the correct base branch, this workflow runs preflight checks using GitHub CLI for default base branch discovery. It verifies repo remote presence, upstream tracking, and commit presence before attempting to publish the pull request.

To write a structured test plan for a GitHub pull request, this process generates a deterministic, reviewer-friendly body from your branch diff. It produces a concrete checkbox-style Test plan alongside a Summary section designed specifically for reviewer engagement.

The best way to automate PR creation from a local git branch is using a workflow that performs upstream-aware pushing and diff-based drafting. This approach handles base-branch targeting and generates reviewer-ready documentation through GitHub CLI before enforcing a confirmation gate.

Your automated pull request may target the wrong base branch if default branch detection is skipped. This workflow prevents that mistake by enforcing preflight checks that discover the correct base branch via GitHub CLI before generating the diff and publishing.