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Use this skill to generate and apply a clear title and structured description for a GitHub Pull Request by deep-investigating all changed files. Use it when the user opens a new PR, when a PR's title or description is missing or stale, or when the user says "update this PR", "describe this PR", or "write a summary for this PR." Applies the result directly via gh pr edit.

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name	git-pr
description	Use this skill to generate and apply a clear title and structured description for a GitHub Pull Request by deep-investigating all changed files. Use it when the user opens a new PR, when a PR's title or description is missing or stale, or when the user says "update this PR", "describe this PR", or "write a summary for this PR." Applies the result directly via gh pr edit.
metadata	{"author":"kuozg","version":"1.0"}

git-pr

Deep-investigate all files changed in a PR, then generate and apply a reviewer-ready title and structured description via gh pr edit.

When to Use

Opening/Create a new PR that needs a clear title and description
Updating a stale or missing PR title or description before review
Generating documentation-quality PR context for reviewers
Automating PR metadata from a feature branch

Workflow

Fetch — Run gh pr diff or git diff base...HEAD to get the full PR diff
Read — Read every changed file to understand the actual implementation
Investigate — Trace cross-file dependencies, identify the root change vs cascading effects
Draft title — Write a concise PR title in imperative or descriptive form that reflects the root change
Draft body — Write a structured description using the template in references/pr-description-template.md
Apply — Run gh pr edit --title "..." --body "..." to push both fields to GitHub

Rules

Read all changed files — do not summarize from diff hunks alone
Separate what changed from why it changed in the description
Keep the title specific, concise, and aligned with the actual implementation
Include testing instructions that a reviewer can actually follow
Never fabricate behavior — only describe what the code does
Apply via gh pr edit --title --body — do not just print the title or description

Output Format

Title and description applied to the GitHub PR via gh pr edit --title --body. Body sections MUST follow the repository PR template. (MANDATORY, NO NEGOTIATE)

Reference Files

references/pr-description-template.md — PR body structure with checklist, summary, changes, testing, links, screenshots, and notes

Load references on demand via read_skill_file("git-pr", "references/{file}").

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name	git-pr
description	Use this skill to generate and apply a clear title and structured description for a GitHub Pull Request by deep-investigating all changed files. Use it when the user opens a new PR, when a PR's title or description is missing or stale, or when the user says "update this PR", "describe this PR", or "write a summary for this PR." Applies the result directly via gh pr edit.
metadata	{"author":"kuozg","version":"1.0"}

git-pr

Deep-investigate all files changed in a PR, then generate and apply a reviewer-ready title and structured description via gh pr edit.

When to Use

Opening/Create a new PR that needs a clear title and description
Updating a stale or missing PR title or description before review
Generating documentation-quality PR context for reviewers
Automating PR metadata from a feature branch

Workflow

Fetch — Run gh pr diff or git diff base...HEAD to get the full PR diff
Read — Read every changed file to understand the actual implementation
Investigate — Trace cross-file dependencies, identify the root change vs cascading effects
Draft title — Write a concise PR title in imperative or descriptive form that reflects the root change
Draft body — Write a structured description using the template in references/pr-description-template.md
Apply — Run gh pr edit --title "..." --body "..." to push both fields to GitHub

Rules

Read all changed files — do not summarize from diff hunks alone
Separate what changed from why it changed in the description
Keep the title specific, concise, and aligned with the actual implementation
Include testing instructions that a reviewer can actually follow
Never fabricate behavior — only describe what the code does
Apply via gh pr edit --title --body — do not just print the title or description

Output Format

Title and description applied to the GitHub PR via gh pr edit --title --body. Body sections MUST follow the repository PR template. (MANDATORY, NO NEGOTIATE)

Reference Files

references/pr-description-template.md — PR body structure with checklist, summary, changes, testing, links, screenshots, and notes

Load references on demand via read_skill_file("git-pr", "references/{file}").