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Open GitHub pull requests with newline-safe bodies. Use when asked to create, open, draft, or update a PR description/body.
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Plan and execute work with dedicated planner, executor, and subagent flows in pi. Use for multi-step tasks, delegation, verification, or when switching models/tools by role.
Use parent-controlled WezTerm Matrix panes for visible multi-agent orchestration. Use when the user asks for Matrix, WezTerm panes/tabs/splits, visible subagents, or multi-agent cockpit workflows.
Review GitHub PRs or SourceHut patchsets with forge CLI tools, local checks, and concise actionable findings. Use when asked to review a PR, patch, branch, or merge request.
Triage GitHub Actions or SourceHut CI/build failures. Use when asked why CI is failing, what checks ran, or how to fix a failed build.
Use pi's read-only plan mode with elicitation and isolated git worktree execution. Use when a task should be planned before changes, needs user approval, or should run safely outside the active checkout.
Configure and use named pi model/tool/thinking presets for planning, execution, and subagents. Use when selecting or standardizing models by task role.
| name | pr-open |
| description | Open GitHub pull requests with newline-safe bodies. Use when asked to create, open, draft, or update a PR description/body. |
Use gh pr create with --body-file, not inline --body, so Markdown newlines survive.
git status --short --branch and repo_status when available.gh pr create --title ... --body-file "$tmp".watch_agent for that PR without asking, including drafts, so CI and review changes feed back into the parent session.tmp=$(mktemp)
cat > "$tmp" <<'EOF'
## Summary
- ...
## Test plan
- ...
EOF
gh pr create --title "..." --body-file "$tmp"
Rules:
--body "...\n...".--draft if the user asks for draft or checks are unfinished.gh pr edit --body-file "$tmp" instead of creating a duplicate.watchCommand.