Automated summary
Automates pushing a branch and opening a pull request after a series of pre-flight checks (rebase, build, clippy, tests, working-tree state).
Strengths
- Runs checks in a strict order and stops at the first failure, preventing broken code from being pushed.
- Supports a --dry-run mode that runs only the checks without pushing or creating a PR.
- Prints a diff and commit summary (--stat and --oneline) before anything is published.
- Explicitly forbids pushing straight to main and accepts a user-supplied PR title.
Limitations
- Heavily Rust-specific: the cargo build/clippy/test commands and the nalgebra feature are hardcoded.
- Relies on the GitHub MCP tool mcp__github__create_pull_request to create the PR.
- On rebase failure it only reports the conflict rather than resolving it.
Use it when a Rust feature branch is ready and you want to publish it as a clean PR after full validation.
Avoid it on non-Rust projects, without access to the GitHub MCP tool, or when the rebase must be handled interactively by hand.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill performs standard development workflow actions (git fetch/rebase/push, cargo build/test/clippy, and PR creation via GitHub MCP). No destructive commands, secret exfiltration, or unsafe network behavior are present. The actions are legitimate and scoped to the repository.
No concerns found
How this analysis is madeExamples
Push my current branch and open a PR against main, running all the pre-flight checks first./pr --dry-run — just run the rebase, build, clippy and test checks and tell me if anything fails, don't push./pr "Add SIMD-accelerated matrix multiply for nalgebra backend"name: pr description: Push a branch and open a PR with pre-flight checks user-invocable: true
Push PR
Push the current branch and open a pull request, with pre-flight hygiene checks.
Arguments
- No arguments: run all checks, push, and open PR
--dry-run: run checks only, don't push or create PR- A PR title in quotes: use as the PR title instead of generating one
Pre-flight checks (all must pass before pushing)
Run these steps in order. Stop on first failure.
1. Rebase on latest main
git fetch origin main
git rebase origin/main
If rebase fails, stop and report the conflict.
2. Build
cargo build --features nalgebra
3. Clippy (deny warnings)
cargo clippy --all-targets --features nalgebra -- -D warnings
4. Test
cargo test --features nalgebra
5. Check for uncommitted changes
git status
If there are unstaged changes, stop and ask the user what to do.
6. Review the diff
Run git diff origin/main...HEAD --stat and git log --oneline origin/main..HEAD to summarize what's being pushed. Show this to the user.
Push and create PR
Only after all checks pass:
- Push the branch:
git push -u origin <branch-name> - Create the PR using the GitHub MCP tool
mcp__github__create_pull_request - Base branch:
main - Title: use the provided title, or generate one from the commit messages
- Body: include a
## Summarysection with bullet points describing changes, and a## Test plansection
Rules
- Do NOT push to
maindirectly — always use a feature branch - Do NOT include Claude session links in the PR body or commits
- If
--dry-runwas passed, stop after the checks and report results - If any check fails, do NOT push. Fix the issue or report it to the user.
- Keep
API_COVERAGE.mdin sync if any safe wrappers were added or changed
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