Automate git worktree PR workflows with rebasing and GitHub PR updates.
npx skills add https://github.com/OpenDCAI/leonai --skill wtpr
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: wtpr Source: https://github.com/OpenDCAI/leonai/tree/main/.claude/skills/wtpr Command: npx skills add https://github.com/OpenDCAI/leonai --skill wtpr
wtpr automates the full PR submission workflow on git worktrees: automatically identify the active worktree, handle uncommitted changes, rebase to the latest origin/main, force-push, and create or update a GitHub PR when users submit a PR, add commits to an existing PR, or run the wtpr command.
Run wtpr in your git worktree to automatically manage PR creation and updates, including rebasing to origin/main and force-pushing when needed.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can automate pull request creation from a git worktree by running the wtpr command, which detects the active worktree, stages uncommitted changes, rebases onto origin/main, and force-pushes to create or update a GitHub PR automatically.
The best way to rebase a worktree branch onto origin/main before submitting a PR is using automated worktree PR management tools like wtpr, which handle the rebase logic and force-push operations while applying safety checks to keep your branch synchronized.
To add new commits to an existing GitHub PR from a separate worktree, run wtpr in your worktree directory; it detects the existing PR context, stages your new commits, rebases to origin/main, and force-pushes the updates to the current PR branch.
Yes, automated worktree PR management handles uncommitted changes safely by detecting the active worktree context, staging changes appropriately, and providing guided conflict resolution messaging during the rebase process to prevent data loss.
When a git rebase encounters conflicts during automated PR submission, the process provides guided conflict resolution and automatic messaging to help you resolve issues safely, ensuring your PR remains synchronized with origin/main before force-pushing.
Yes, you can use automated worktree PR workflows across multiple git branches by running the wtpr command in any active worktree, which detects the current branch context, handles uncommitted changes, rebases to origin/main, and manages PR creation or updates accordingly.
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