pr-draft-summary

Automatically generate a pull request title and draft description by collecting your current git branch, status, changed files, base reference, and commit history. This process produces a ready-to-paste PR title and draft body summarizing runtime code, test, and documentation changes.

Create a draft PR body with an impact summary by providing a concise summary of your completed changes. The generation process analyzes runtime code, tests, and build configuration updates to produce suggested next steps and a ready-to-paste description.

Yes, you can generate a PR draft for substantive changes across build configuration and documentation. The generation applies whenever you wrap up moderate-to-large changes with behavioral impact, ensuring consistent PR messaging across all affected file types.

The best way to automate PR messaging for multiple changed files is to collect the current branch status and base reference automatically. This produces an aligned PR title and draft body reflecting the full scope of your moderate-to-large changes.

No, you do not need to manually list changed files to generate a PR-ready title. The automated collection gathers your current branch, changed files, base reference, and commits to produce the title and draft description without manual file tracking.

You should avoid using automated PR draft generation for minor or non-substantive changes. The generation targets moderate-to-large changes across runtime code, tests, build configuration, or documentation with behavioral impact, meaning trivial edits may not produce meaningful draft descriptions.