Pr hygiene
Make PRs merge-ready — tight scope, clear description, no leftover debug, honest test notes. Use when opening a PR, writing a PR description, cleaning a branch before review, or when the user mentions pull request, merge-ready, or PR hygiene.From its SKILL.md
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PR Hygiene
Turn the current work into a PR a human can review in one pass.
Before opening
- Branch contains one logical change (or clearly labeled stacked commits)
- No leftover
console.log,debugger,TODO: temp, commented-out blocks you added - No unrelated formatting-only churn
- Secrets,
.env, and local-only files are not staged - Diff matches the stated goal — nothing "extra helpful"
Description template
Use this structure (adapt section names to the host: GitHub/GitLab):
## Summary
<1–3 bullets: what and why>
## Test plan
- [ ] <how you verified>
- [ ] <edge case worth checking>
## Notes
<risks, follow-ups, screenshots if UI>
Commit / PR title
- Imperative, specific:
fix checkout: reject expired discount codes - Not:
update stuff,fix,WIP,address comments
Reviewer empathy
Call out:
- Files that look scary but are mechanical (renames, generated)
- Behavior that changed for callers/API consumers
- Anything you are unsure about
Anti-patterns
- NEVER mix refactor + feature + dependency bump in one PR unless required
- NEVER force-push shared branches without warning
- NEVER open a PR with "tests TBD" and no plan
- NEVER bury breaking changes in the middle of the description
If asked to open the PR
- Summarize the diff in your own words first
- Draft title + body with the template
- List residual risks in one short section
What ships with it
Read from the repository
Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.