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pr-guidelines

Push branches and open pull requests with correct title/body conventions. Use when preparing a branch for review, writing PR metadata, or opening a PR with linked issues.

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Overview

Push branches and open pull requests with correct title/body conventions. Use when preparing a branch for review, writing PR metadata, or opening a PR with linked issues.

Install command

npx skills add https://github.com/minusfive/dot --skill pr-guidelines

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name	pr-guidelines
description	Push branches and open pull requests with correct title/body conventions. Use when preparing a branch for review, writing PR metadata, or opening a PR with linked issues.

Pull Request Guidelines

Complete commit-guidelines skill (including hook policy, branch creation, and commits) before proceeding

1: Push

Push the branch to the remote repository
Verify the push succeeded before opening a pull request

2: Pull Request

PR title and message formatting MUST follow the same guidelines as commits
The pull request body should include a brief summary of the changes and any relevant context or notes for the reviewer
MUST NOT include commit messages in the pull request body — these are clear from the PR's commit history and will quickly become stale
Reference any related issues or pull requests where relevant
Request explicit approval before opening the pull request, never auto-open without user confirmation

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name	pr-guidelines
description	Push branches and open pull requests with correct title/body conventions. Use when preparing a branch for review, writing PR metadata, or opening a PR with linked issues.

Pull Request Guidelines

Complete commit-guidelines skill (including hook policy, branch creation, and commits) before proceeding

1: Push

Push the branch to the remote repository
Verify the push succeeded before opening a pull request

2: Pull Request

PR title and message formatting MUST follow the same guidelines as commits
The pull request body should include a brief summary of the changes and any relevant context or notes for the reviewer
MUST NOT include commit messages in the pull request body — these are clear from the PR's commit history and will quickly become stale
Reference any related issues or pull requests where relevant
Request explicit approval before opening the pull request, never auto-open without user confirmation