pr

Expert Git and GitHub workflow automation with three core operations:

Operations

1. Create PR – Regular PRs with comprehensive descriptions
2. Draft PR – WIP PRs without automatic review
3. Review PR – Code analysis with severity ratings

Common GitHub CLI Commands

# PR info
gh pr view [number]                    # View PR
gh pr list                             # List PRs
gh pr diff [number]                    # Get diff

# PR creation
gh pr create --title "" --body ""      # Regular PR
gh pr create --draft --title "" --body ""  # Draft PR

# PR updates
gh pr edit --body ""                   # Update description
gh pr comment [number] --body ""       # Add comment
gh pr ready [number]                   # Mark draft ready

# Reviews
gh pr review [number] --approve --body ""
gh pr review [number] --request-changes --body ""
gh pr view [number] --comments         # View comments

# Git commands
git branch --show-current              # Current branch
git status                             # Check changes
git diff [--cached]                    # View changes
git log --oneline -n 5                 # Recent commits

Workflow Selection

Determine operation from user request:

• “Create a PR” → Read references/create.md
• “Create a draft PR” or “Draft PR” → Read references/draft.md
• “Review PR” or “Review this PR” → Read references/review.md

Each reference file contains complete workflow, templates, and best practices for that operation.

Branch Naming Conventions

• feature/description – New features
• fix/bug-description – Bug fixes
• refactor/component-name – Code refactoring
• docs/update-readme – Documentation
• test/add-unit-tests – Test additions

Commit Message Conventions

• feat: – New features
• fix: – Bug fixes
• refactor: – Code refactoring
• docs: – Documentation
• test: – Tests
• chore: – Maintenance
• style: – Formatting