pr-creation

Format GitHub pull request descriptions with reviewer-oriented, outcome-based content.

1|Updated Apr 18, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/nushey/sdd-flow --skill pr-creation-nushey
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: pr-creation
Source: https://github.com/nushey/sdd-flow/tree/main/skills/pr-creation
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nushey/sdd-flow --skill pr-creation-nushey

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill standardizes pull request writing so the verifier phase produces PRs that are clear, value-oriented, and easy for reviewers to assess quickly.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Reviewer-first structure: enforces a consistent PR body that leads with user/system impact before technical minutiae.
  • Concise, risk-aware technical bullets: includes technical detail only when it affects correctness, risk, or future implications.
  • SDD-aligned tone and scope: prevents noise like task IDs, commit hashes, spec paths, and test-plan checklists so reviewers focus on outcomes.

Quick Start

Use the pr-creation skill to generate a GitHub Pull Request description for a completed SDD verification phase.

Frequently Asked Questions about pr-creation

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I write a pull request description that puts the reviewer first?

A reviewer-first pull request description leads with user and system impact before technical details, enforcing a consistent body structure so reviewers can assess outcomes quickly without parsing noise like task IDs or commit hashes.

What should I exclude from a GitHub PR description to improve code review clarity?

To improve code review clarity, exclude irrelevant internal artifacts from your PR description such as task IDs, commit hashes, spec paths, and test-plan checklists, focusing reviewer attention strictly on outcome-based changes and risk-aware technical bullets.

Can I use this structured PR format for both feature work and bug fixes?

Yes, this structured PR format applies to both feature work and fixes during the verification phase, standardizing the description to ensure clear reviewability whenever a completed task requires a GitHub pull request assessment.

What is the best way to format technical details in a pull request without overwhelming reviewers?

The best way to format technical details is using concise, risk-aware bullets that include technical minutiae only when it affects correctness, risk, or future implications, preventing noise so reviewers can focus strictly on the value and outcomes delivered.

When do I need a standardized PR description during the SDD verification phase?

You need a standardized PR description during the SDD verification phase when completing feature work or fixes that require clear reviewability, ensuring the generated GitHub pull request content is value-oriented and easy for reviewers to assess.