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Creates a pull request with the proper branch, description, and labels.
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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Creates a pull request with the proper branch, description, and labels.
Provides a /pr workflow that pushes the current branch and creates a pull request.
Creates a GitHub pull request from current changes, including uncommitted work, missing branches, or unpushed commits. Analyzes diffs and changesets to fill the PR template, then opens the completed PR in a browser.
Defines pull request practices for Shift, including issue discovery and linkage, Conventional Commit titles, release notes, validation evidence, and safe pushing. Supports draft creation, updates, and reviews.
Supports creating and updating pull requests. Focuses on providing a structured pull request description.
Creates or updates GitHub pull requests with spicode-bot as author and spideystreet as reviewer. Intended for manual invocation through /pr.
Handles branch creation, implementation, testing, formatting, commits, and pull request submission. Produces structured PR descriptions and supporting documentation for review.
Reviews the complete branch diff and existing GitHub edits when preparing or revising pull requests. Requires final confirmation before creating a branch, pushing, or changing a PR.
Creates a branch when needed and opens or updates the pull request for the current work. Uses a conventional-commits title, explains why the change matters and its benefits, and updates an existing PR for the same head instead of creating a duplicate.
Prepare and create pull requests according to project conventions. Covers requests to draft, open, submit, or otherwise put up a pull request.
Create pull requests using the conventions of the WooCommerce iOS project.
Reads the PR template, inspects changes against main, runs shared repository checks, and opens a draft PR targeting main. Invokes the release workflow for version-like branches and returns a preview deployment URL when applicable.
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