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Create Gitea/Forgejo pull requests — interactive, with flags, from forks, WIP conventions, and quick patterns.
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Add, list, and edit comments on Gitea/Forgejo issues.
Manage Gitea/Forgejo issue dependencies — add, remove, list, find ready issues, and visualize dependency graphs.
Pin, react to, and lock/unlock Gitea/Forgejo issues via bundled actions.
Label naming conventions, color schemes, export/import, copy between repos, bulk operations, and org-level labels.
List and show Gitea/Forgejo pull requests — filters, fields, detail views, and finding PRs needing review.
Merge Gitea/Forgejo pull requests — all merge styles, auto-merge, mark WIP ready, and branch cleanup.
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| name | create-pull |
| description | Create Gitea/Forgejo pull requests — interactive, with flags, from forks, WIP conventions, and quick patterns. |
| user-invokable | true |
Use tea pulls create for pull request creation. Bundled actions are only for CLI gaps and are documented under actions/pull-requests/README.md.
When resolving actions/... paths, use the actions/ directory bundled relative to this skill directory.
Pass explicit scope flags (--login, --remote, or --repo) to bundled actions when the user names a login, remote, backend, or repository. Otherwise, bundled actions use active-host-first discovery.
tea pulls create # interactive, current branch -> default branch
tea pulls create --title "Add auth" --description "Implements JWT" \
--head "feature/auth" --base "main" \
--labels "bugfix" --assignees "sh" --milestone "v1.0"
tea pulls create --head "contributor:feature-branch" --base "main" # from fork
Use the normal tea CLI and prefix the title with WIP: when a Forgejo/Gitea workflow treats WIP titles as draft-like pull requests.
tea pulls create --title "WIP: Feature" --head feature-branch
tea pulls create --title "WIP: Feature" --head feature-branch --base develop
# PR from current branch
git push -u origin HEAD
tea pulls create --title "$(git log -1 --format=%s)" --head "$(git branch --show-current)"
tea pulls create output is human-oriented. When you need the created PR number or URL for automation, use the structured branch lookup action instead of parsing command output:
actions/pull-requests/find-by-branch.py
actions/pull-requests/find-by-branch.py --head "$(git branch --show-current)"
actions/pull-requests/find-by-branch.py --head "contributor:feature-branch" --base main
The action emits one JSON object per matching pull request as JSONL, suitable for jq or direct agent parsing.