pr-description-writer
Writes clear pull request descriptions by analyzing your branch diff. Covers what changed, why, how, and what to test. Works with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.
by Samuel Rose
About This Skill
This skill reads your branch diff against the base branch and writes a complete pull request description. It structures the description into What, Why, How, Changes, Testing, and Notes for Reviewers sections. It links referenced issues, detects the intent from the branch name and commit messages, and scales the description length to the size of the change. A one-line bug fix gets a short description. A major feature gets the full treatment. Works with GitHub PRs, GitLab MRs, and Bitbucket PRs.
How to Install
unzip pr-description-writer.zip -d ~/.claude/skills/What This Skill Does
Never submit a PR with an empty description again. This skill reads your branch diff against the base branch and writes a complete pull request description covering what changed, why it changed, how it was implemented, and what reviewers should test.
Supports GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket formatting. The output is always accurate to the actual code changes, not a generic template.
Example Usage
Ask your agent: "Write a PR description for my current branch against main"
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