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AI GitHub Issue-to-PR Builder
by Zaheer Babar
Turn GitHub issues into minimal, verified, review-ready code changes.
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Fix GitHub issue #142: Users can submit the registration form with an invalid email address.
Please inspect the repository first. Identify the relevant validation code and existing tests, determine the smallest safe fix, implement it, add or update regression tests, run the appropriate verification commands, inspect the final diff for unrelated changes, and prepare a review-ready PR summary.
Do not refactor unrelated code or add new dependencies.
Your agent does
Task Interpretation
Fix the registration email validation issue reported in #142 without changing unrelated registration behavior.
Repository Findings
- Located the registration validation logic in
src/.... - Found existing registration tests in
tests/.... - Confirmed the repository's existing test and lint commands from its project configuration.
- No new dependency is required.
Acceptance Criteria
- [x] Invalid email addresses are rejected.
- [x] Valid email addresses continue to be accepted.
- [x] A regression test covers the reported invalid input.
- [x] No unrelated registration behavior is changed.
Implementation
Updated the existing validation boundary and added a focused regression test using the project's existing testing conventions.
Verification
- Targeted registration tests: PASS
- Relevant lint/check: PASS
- Final diff inspection: PASS
- No unrelated files or temporary artifacts introduced.
PR Title
Fix registration email validation
PR Summary
Changes
- Tightened email validation at the existing registration validation boundary.
- Added regression coverage for invalid email input.
Risk
Low. The change is limited to the reported validation behavior and preserves valid email handling.
Rollback
Revert the two changed files if the validation behavior causes an unexpected compatibility issue.
Reviewer Notes
The implementation uses the repository's existing validation and testing patterns and avoids introducing a new dependency.
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About this skill
AI GitHub Issue-to-PR Builder turns GitHub issues, bug reports, feature requests, and repository tasks into disciplined, review-ready implementation workflows.
It first analyzes the issue and repository, identifies acceptance criteria, inspects relevant code and tests, creates a minimal implementation plan, and only modifies files when implementation is explicitly authorized.
After implementation, it verifies the change with the project's existing tests and checks, audits the final diff for scope creep and accidental artifacts, and produces a complete PR package with summary, acceptance criteria, verification evidence, risks, rollback guidance, and reviewer notes.
Designed for cross-agent compatibility with Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, and other agents supporting the SKILL.md standard.
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