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Skill nexiouscaliver/OmniForge/plugins/omniforge/skills/omnicreate-github

OmniForge. Because merge requests deserve more than LGTM. 3 adversarial AI agents tear apart your code in isolated worktrees, auto-fix the findings, and forge MRs that actually have descriptions. One plugin to forge your MR lifecycle. Zero excuses.

Install
npx -y skills add nexiouscaliver/OmniForge --skill omnicreate-github

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Use when creating a GitHub pull request (OmniForge). Auto-populates title and description from commits, supports draft PRs, labels, assignees, reviewers, and issue linking

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SKILL.md

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GitHub Pull Request Creator

Context

  • Current git status: !git status --porcelain
  • Current branch: !git branch --show-current
  • Recent commits: !git log --oneline -5
  • GitHub remote: !git remote -v | grep github | head -1
  • gh version: !gh version 2>/dev/null || echo "NOT_INSTALLED"
  • gh auth status: !gh auth status 2>&1 || echo "NOT_AUTHENTICATED"
  • Unpushed commits: !git log @{u}..HEAD --oneline 2>/dev/null || echo "NO_UPSTREAM"
  • Repo root: !git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || echo "NOT_A_GIT_REPO"

Your Task

Create a GitHub pull request using the mcp__omniforge__create_github_pr MCP tool.

Why MCP instead of raw bash? The MCP tool validates all inputs, uses safe subprocess execution (no shell interpretation), and provides structured error output — making it safe for use by all models without risk of shell injection.

Prerequisites

  1. Verify gh is installed. If not, inform the user:
    brew install gh  # macOS
    sudo apt install gh  # Debian/Ubuntu
    
  2. Verify the current directory is a git repository with a GitHub remote.
  3. Ensure there are commits to create a PR from (not on main/master without changes).

Pre-Flight Checklist

Before creating the PR, verify:

  1. Check environment: Verify gh is installed and authenticated, git repo has GitHub remote
  2. Check branch: If on main/master, inform user they need to create a feature branch first
  3. Check for changes: If no commits, inform user they need to commit changes first
  4. Warn about uncommitted changes: If working directory is dirty, warn user before proceeding
  5. Get repo root: Run git rev-parse --show-toplevel to obtain the absolute path
  6. Call MCP tool: Invoke mcp__omniforge__create_github_pr with repo_root and any user-specified options
  7. Report output: Show the PR URL, number, and any relevant details from the tool response

MCP Tool: mcp__omniforge__create_github_pr

Use this tool for all PR creation. It wraps gh pr create safely.

Required parameter:

  • repo_root: absolute path to the git repository root (from git rev-parse --show-toplevel)

Optional parameters (pass only what the user specified):

ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
titlestring""Custom PR title (overrides auto-fill)
descriptionstring""Custom PR body (overrides auto-fill)
target_branchstring"main"Target/base branch for the PR
source_branchstring""Source/head branch (default: current branch)
assigneesstring""Comma-separated usernames to assign
reviewersstring""Comma-separated usernames to request review from
labelsstring""Comma-separated label names
draftboolfalseCreate as draft PR
fillbooltrueAuto-populate title/description from commits
pushbooltruePush the branch if not already pushed

Common Patterns

Default PR (auto-filled from commits): → Call mcp__omniforge__create_github_pr with just repo_root

PR for a specific target branch with assignee:repo_root, target_branch="staging", assignees="john"

Draft PR with WIP label:repo_root, draft=true, labels="WIP"

PR with custom title and description:repo_root, title="Fix bug", description="Detailed description...", fill=false

PR linked to issue #42: → Create PR normally, then manually comment Closes #42 in the description

Common Errors and Solutions

ErrorCauseSolution
authentication requiredNot logged inRun gh auth login
no upstream branchBranch not pushedThe tool handles push automatically (push=true)
branch already exists remotelyPush conflictPull and rebase, or force push with caution
merge conflicts detectedConflicts with targetRebase onto target branch and resolve
Could not resolve to a RepositoryWrong remoteVerify the repo has a GitHub remote

Edge Cases to Handle

  • Not a git repo: Inform user they need to be in a git repository
  • No GitHub remote: Inform user the repo doesn't have a GitHub remote
  • gh not installed: Provide installation instructions
  • Not authenticated: Run gh auth login if needed
  • No commits: Inform user they need to commit changes first
  • Already on main/master: Ask user which branch to create PR from
  • Uncommitted changes: Warn user their working directory has changes not in the PR

Output Format

After the MCP tool returns, provide a summary like:

✅ Pull Request created successfully!

**PR #42**: feat: add user authentication
**URL**: https://github.com/owner/repo/pull/42
**Branch**: feature/auth → main
**Draft**: No

Reviewers: @john, @jane
Labels: enhancement, needs-review

Important Notes

  • No --fill in gh: Unlike glab, gh doesn't have a --fill flag. When fill=True, the MCP tool auto-populates the title from the latest commit and the description from the commit body.
  • No --yes needed: gh pr create is non-interactive when all required arguments are provided via flags.
  • Worktree support: The tool resolves the main repo root when called from a linked worktree.

Keep looking

Skills are one crate of 328,083. Ordering is by how many stacks a row turns up in, so the top of any crate is what has actually been picked rather than what has the most stars.