skill-upstream-pr

To automate a GitHub fork and pull request for upstream skill improvements, this skill clones the target repository, runs an evaluation loop, generates metrics, and drafts a friendly PR body. It previews all changes and requires user confirmation before pushing to the fork.

The best way to propose upstream enhancements is to run an automated improvement loop that gathers baseline and after metrics. This skill delegates to an auto-improver, calculates category deltas, and structures a friendly PR body for the upstream maintainer.

Yes, you can run the skill improvement loop against any target GitHub repository containing a SKILL.md file. Simply specify the repository URL, and the skill will fork, clone, locate the skill definition, and execute the evaluation.

To track skill evaluation metrics before opening an upstream PR, this workflow collects baseline and after scores during the automated improvement loop. It then formats these category deltas directly into the generated PR body for maintainer review.

No, you do not need to manually push changes to your fork. The skill aligns remotes automatically and handles the push process, but it strictly requires explicit user confirmation after previewing the proposed changes before executing the push.

The upstream PR workflow handles repository remotes by automatically forking the target repository and keeping remotes aligned. This ensures a clean PR workflow directly from the generated fork to the upstream repository.