PR Description Generator

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    Standardize pull requests with conventional titles, clear summaries, and structured change logs.

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    PR Description Generator

    Example session with this skill installed

    Generate a PR for: added stripe webhook retries to handle 504 errors from their API. tested with local tunnel and stripe-cli. scope is payments.

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    • Compiled the pr description generator

    Title: fix(payments): retry stripe webhooks on 504 timeouts

    Summary: Fixes dropped events caused by transient 504 errors from Stripe.

    Changes:

    • Added retry logic to webhook handler
    • Integrated exponential backoff

    Testing: Verified via stripe-cli and local tunnel.

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    About this skill

    The problem

    Developers often write vague or incomplete pull request descriptions that force reviewers to hunt through the diff for context. This slows down the review cycle and leaves a poor trail of documentation in the project history.

    What it does

    • Identifies the correct conventional commit type (feat, fix, refactor, docs) from rough notes.
    • Generates concise, 70-character titles using the type(scope): description format.
    • Drafts a structured body including motivation, a bulleted list of changes, and testing notes.
    • Includes risk assessments or rollback notes for broad structural changes.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    General-purpose prompts often produce overly verbose "fluff" or forget the conventional commit structure. This skill enforces strict scannability and prevents the use of vague terms like "updates" or "misc," ensuring every PR meets a high professional standard without manual editing.

    Use cases

    • Generating a PR draft immediately after finishing a local feature branch.
    • Standardizing PR quality across a distributed engineering team.
    • Explaining the "why" behind complex refactors for future maintainers.

    Known limitations

    It cannot invent test results or verify if a test passed; it only documents the testing process provided in the input.

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