AgentSkillsCN

pull-request

Create a Pull Request. If one has already been created, push the commit and update the PR title and description based on the latest changes.

SKILL.md
--- frontmatter
name: "pull-request"
description: "Create a Pull Request. If one has already been created, push the commit and update the PR title and description based on the latest changes."
argument-hint: [--draft | -d] [--stack] [<Ticket-URL>]
allowed-tools: TodoWrite Bash(gh *) Bash(git switch *) Bash(git add *) Bash(git commit *) Bash(git push *) Bash(git rev-parse *) Bash(git log *) Bash(git diff *) Bash(gh pr *) Skill(him0-git-ops:commit)

Quick Reference

bash
/pull-request
/pull-request --draft  # Create a draft PR
/pull-request --stack  # Create stacked PR with current branch as base

Workflow

Use /him0-git-ops:commit --push to commit and push changes. If the current branch is the default branch, a new branch will be created automatically.

Creating a New Pull Request

If no Pull Request exists, create one following the .github/pull_request_template.md. If the template includes Japanese, write the body in Japanese. If the --draft or -d option is provided, create a draft Pull Request instead.

<Ticket-URL> (optional). If supplied, use it in the PR description (and elsewhere as directed) following the .github/pull_request_template.md guidelines (e.g., reference or auto-close keywords).

Updating an Existing Pull Request

If a Pull Request already exists:

  1. •Push the latest commits to the remote branch
  2. •Review all commits in the PR (use git log <default-branch>..HEAD)
  3. •Update the PR title and description using gh pr edit
  4. •Rewrite the description based on all commits - do not append to avoid redundancy

Creating a Stacked Pull Request

If --stack option is provided:

  1. •Get the current branch name (this will be the base branch for the new PR)
  2. •Create a new branch with auto-generated name (e.g., <current-branch>-part2, <current-branch>-part3)
  3. •Commit and push changes to the new branch
  4. •Create a new PR with gh pr create --base <current-branch>

This is useful for splitting a large PR into smaller, reviewable pieces.