pr-ready

name	pr-ready
description	Run the tix pre-PR merge-ready gate on the current branch. Verifies zero must-fix review findings, green `pnpm check`, and a clean rebase on `origin/main`. Pass / fail — if all three gates pass, the branch is ready for `gh pr create`. Use when the user wants to confirm a branch is merge-ready before opening a PR, asks "is this ready?", "ready to ship?", "ready for PR?", or invokes `/pr-ready`.

Pre-PR merge-ready gate

Sibling of [[pr-review]] (advisory local review) and [[pr-review-pr]] (active GitHub PR review). The merge-ready gate is pass / fail — every gate below must be green before the branch is considered ready.

Gates (in order, stop on first failure)

1. Branch ≠ main. Refuse on main; the gate is for feature branches headed for PR.

2. pnpm check clean — full suite: lint + format + types + tests + build. The Stop hook only covers fix + check-types; this runs the rest.

3. Zero must-fix review findings — apply the [[pr-review]] Review dimensions against git diff main...HEAD (three-dot range). Should-fix and nits don't block the gate but are listed in the report.

4. Clean rebase on origin/main:

   • git fetch origin main
   • git log --oneline origin/main..HEAD → commits ahead (must be ≥ 1).
   • git log --oneline HEAD..origin/main → commits behind. If > 0, the gate fails.
   • Do not rebase the user's working branch. If behind, report and offer: "Try the rebase in a worktree to confirm it's clean? (y/n)" — only attempt the rebase in a throwaway worktree, never on the user's HEAD.

Workflow

1. Run gates 1 → 4 in order. Stop on the first failure; reviewing code that fails earlier gates wastes effort.
2. On all-green, print the ready summary (format below) including a suggested PR title pulled from the topmost commit subject.
3. On any failure, print the gate table with the failed gate(s) marked, then the relevant detail:
   • Gate 2 failure → the pnpm check failure output (one-line summary + which step failed).
   • Gate 3 failure → the [[pr-review]] Output format report (full must-fix list).
   • Gate 4 failure → list of commits behind + the worktree-rebase offer.
4. Don't push, don't open the PR, don't apply fixes. Offer to invoke [[pr-review]] for interactive fix-it on must-fix items, but the user decides. The gate's job is to say go / no-go.

Output format

# Merge-ready check: <branch> → origin/main

| Gate                          | Status               |
| ----------------------------- | -------------------- |
| Branch ≠ `main`               | ✅                   |
| `pnpm check`                  | ✅ / ❌              |
| Zero must-fix review          | ✅ / ❌ (N findings) |
| Clean rebase on `origin/main` | ✅ / ❌ (N behind)   |

<if any ❌, expand the failing gate(s) below with the relevant detail>

<if all ✅>
**Ready.** Suggested PR title: `<topmost commit subject>`.

```sh
gh pr create
```

</if>

Don'ts

• Don't auto-rebase the working branch. Worktrees only, with explicit user opt-in.
• Don't auto-fix must-fix items. Hand off to [[pr-review]] for the interactive fix loop.
• Don't open the PR for the user — printing the suggested command is enough.
• Don't run gate 3 if gate 2 fails; lint / type errors will dominate the review and waste effort.