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Create a pull request with proper title, description, test plan, and linked issues. Use when ready to submit changes for review.
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Audit Ansible playbooks, roles, collections, and inventories for production readiness. Use when reviewing an Ansible repo, before merging IaC PRs, before promoting a role to a collection, or when the user mentions ansible-lint, idempotency, vault, or molecule.
Enter planning mode — interview the user, design a phased approach, and produce an implementation plan before writing code.
Execute an approved /plan unattended — phases, agents, commits — stopping only on hard safety failures (hook exit 2, sandbox/network deny, repeated test failures). Use after /plan when the user wants hands-off execution.
Run a full read-only audit of the current project — code review, security analysis, and documentation freshness check. Use to assess project health without making changes.
Start implementing a feature with user story validation, phased execution, and quality gates. Use after planning is complete.
Take a project from "it works" to "it's shippable." Runs audit, fixes findings, walks the Definition of Done checklist, and generates a release readiness score. Use before releasing, after feature-complete, or when quality feels prototype-y.
| name | pr |
| description | Create a pull request with proper title, description, test plan, and linked issues. Use when ready to submit changes for review. |
| model | haiku |
| argument-hint | [base-branch] |
Create well-structured pull requests following project standards.
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git log --oneline main..HEAD
git diff main...HEAD --stat
Before creating PR, verify:
Title: Short, descriptive, under 70 characters
Body: Use this structure:
## Summary
- [1-3 bullet points describing the change]
## Changes
- [List of specific changes made]
## Test plan
- [ ] [How to verify this works]
- [ ] [Edge cases tested]
## Related
- Fixes #[issue]
- Related to #[issue]
gh pr create --title "..." --body "..."
Return the PR URL and a brief summary of what was submitted.