What problem does it solve?
Writing a pull request description that clearly explains what changed and why—without wasting the reviewer’s attention on commit-by-commit details.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Reviewer-oriented PR drafts: Produces a concise title and a body that summarizes intent, motivation, and the key load-bearing changes.
- Template-aware formatting: Detects and follows the repository’s PR template headings when present (and avoids inventing new sections).
- Practical review guidance: Includes a “where to start reading” review-instructions section so humans know what to inspect first and what to scrutinize.
- Issue/link integration: Infers the likely issue reference and formats it for PR closing when applicable.
Quick Start
Ask for: Draft the PR title and body for opening a pull request from the current branch, base it against main, and include review instructions.