// Validates PR titles and branch names against the company naming convention. Use when the user mentions PR titles, branch naming, pull request naming conventions, or asks to check whether a PR title or branch name follows the standard format.
| name | pr-naming-convention |
| description | Validates PR titles and branch names against the company naming convention. Use when the user mentions PR titles, branch naming, pull request naming conventions, or asks to check whether a PR title or branch name follows the standard format. |
This skill validates pull request titles and branch names against the company's standardized naming convention. It helps catch formatting issues before code review.
PR title format: [TEAM-<number>] <type>: <description>
feat, fix, docs, refactor, test, choreBranch name format: <team>/<ticket>-<description>
platform/TEAM-42-add-authFor the full convention with examples and edge cases, read
references/naming-rules.md in this skill's directory.
Use the validation script at scripts/check_pr.py in this skill's directory.
The script uses pure regex matching — no shell commands, no eval, no external
dependencies beyond Python's standard library.
python <skill-path>/scripts/check_pr.py title "[TEAM-42] feat: add user authentication"
python <skill-path>/scripts/check_pr.py branch "platform/TEAM-42-add-auth"
The script prints a JSON object to stdout:
{
"valid": true,
"input": "[TEAM-42] feat: add user authentication",
"type": "title"
}
On failure, the output includes an errors array explaining what went wrong:
{
"valid": false,
"input": "fix stuff",
"type": "title",
"errors": [
"PR title must match format: [TEAM-<number>] <type>: <description>"
]
}
When a PR title or branch name fails validation, don't just report the error — suggest a corrected version. For example:
User input: "added login feature for TEAM-42"
Suggested fix: "[TEAM-42] feat: add login feature"
User input (branch): "feature/login-page"
Suggested fix: "platform/TEAM-42-add-login-page" (ask the user for the
team name and ticket number if not provided)
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Validates PR titles and branch names against the company naming convention. Use when the user mentions PR titles, branch naming, pull request naming conventions, or asks to check whether a PR title or branch name follows the standard format.
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