bcp

name	bcp
description	Branch, commit, and open a PR in one step. Creates a feature branch off the current base, commits the changes, then drafts and opens a pull request.
disable-model-invocation	true

Branch → Commit → PR

Orchestrate the "ship my changes" flow. Run the three steps in order, stopping if any needs the user's input.

Process

1. Detect stacked delivery. Read the active plan or task document, then run gh stack view --json. If the document declares Stack or the command finds an active stack:

   • Keep the stack-managed branch.
   • Invoke the commit skill.
   • Invoke the stacked-prs skill to submit or update the stack.
   • Stop.

2. Branch. Check the current branch:

   git branch --show-current
   

   • If already on a feature branch (not main/master or the repo's default branch), keep it — skip to step 2.

   • If on the base branch, invoke the branch skill to create a feature branch before committing. Follow its process, including its prompt to confirm the slug if the intent is unclear.

3. Commit. Invoke the commit skill to stage and commit the changes with intelligent grouping. Follow its process exactly, including its prompts for ambiguous grouping.

4. PR. Invoke the draft-pr skill to push the branch and open the pull request. Follow its process, including showing the title and description for approval before opening.

Notes

• If there are no changes to commit, stop and say so.