What problem does it solve? Turning local work into a reviewable GitHub pull request involves many error-prone steps: committing only the intended changes, syncing with the right base branch, avoiding duplicate PRs, and writing a body reviewers can actually understand. This Skill handles the entire publication workflow and stops before merge. ## Core Features & Use Cases - End-to-end PR publication: Commits in-scope changes as logical Conventional Commits, rebases onto the fetched target base, publishes the branch safely, and opens a ready-for-review PR against the named base or the remote default branch. - Duplicate and state awareness: Reuses an existing PR for the same head and base, and reports the current state instead of duplicating work already merged or open. - Evidence-grounded PR bodies: Writes reviewer-oriented descriptions with before-and-after behavior, alternatives and trade-offs, and verified screenshots or videos uploaded as GitHub attachments, with sensitive data redacted before upload. - Use Case: You finished a search UI change in a detached worktree with unrelated files present. The Skill creates a branch, commits only your change, rebases on the remote default branch, attaches verified before/after screenshots, and hands you the ready PR URL. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to publish the current changes as a ready-for-review pull request against the repository's default branch without merging.