create-pr

name	create-pr
description	Push current branch and create a GitHub pull request with proper formatting. Use when you have committed changes ready to be pushed and want to open a PR with a well-structured description.
allowed-tools	Bash

Create Pull Request

Push the current branch and create a GitHub pull request.

Process

Step 1: Check Status

• Verify all changes are committed: git status
• Ensure you're on a feature branch, not main/master

Step 2: Push Branch

• Push to origin with tracking: git push -u origin HEAD
• If branch exists, just push: git push

Step 3: Create PR

Use gh pr create with proper formatting.

PR Format

## Summary
Brief description of what this PR does and why.

## Changes
- List of specific changes made
- Organized by component or feature
- Include any breaking changes

## Testing
- [ ] Manual testing steps performed
- [ ] Unit tests added/updated
- [ ] Integration tests pass

## Screenshots
(If UI changes, include before/after screenshots)

## Related Issues
Closes #123 (if applicable)

Example Commands

# Push current branch
git push -u origin HEAD

# Create PR interactively
gh pr create

# Create PR with title and body
gh pr create --title "feat(auth): add biometric login" --body "..."

# Create draft PR
gh pr create --draft

# Create PR targeting specific base branch
gh pr create --base develop

Guidelines

• Ensure branch is up to date with base branch before creating PR
• Use descriptive PR title following conventional commit format
• Include testing instructions
• Link related issues
• Add reviewers if known: gh pr create --reviewer username
• Use draft PRs for work in progress: gh pr create --draft

PR Title Format

Follow conventional commits:

type(scope): TICKET-123 brief description

Examples:
feat(auth): TEC-16401 add biometric login support
fix(cart): PROJ-283 resolve quantity calculation bug
refactor(api): simplify error handling