From pr-description
Write narrative-driven PR descriptions with Summary→Changes→Test plan structure. Use when creating a PR (gh pr create), writing or rewriting PR body text, improving an existing PR description, or when the user says "PR説明文", "PRの説明を書いて", or "pull requestの説明".
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/pr-description:pr-descriptionThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
The diff shows what changed. The description adds what the diff cannot: why this change exists and what decisions shaped it.
The diff shows what changed. The description adds what the diff cannot: why this change exists and what decisions shaped it.
## Summary
[1-2 paragraphs: why this PR exists, what it accomplishes]
## Changes
- [Primary change (context if non-obvious)]
## Test plan
- [x] [Concrete verification step]
Answer why now and what this accomplishes as a unified narrative.
| Do | Don't |
|---|---|
| Open with project context (prior PR, design decision, user report) | Start with what changed |
| Write prose paragraphs | Use bullet lists |
| Describe motivation and outcome | Describe implementation |
Keep out of Summary: function names, file names, pattern names, line counts. Those belong in Changes or are visible in the diff.
2-5 items. Primary changes only.
| Do | Don't |
|---|---|
| Name what changed with parenthetical context | List every modified file |
| Omit mechanical consequences (import fixes, test updates, go.sum) | Give each commit its own item |
If an item is an obvious consequence of another item, remove it.
Concrete steps. Checkboxes (- [x]). Commands run, endpoints hit, scenarios tested.
npx claudepluginhub kubosho/my-skills --plugin pr-descriptionGenerates structured PR descriptions from a git diff, commit list, or change summary. Covers what changed, why, and how to test.
Generate a comprehensive pull request description following the repository's standard template. Use when the user wants to create or update a PR description.
Generates pull request descriptions from git diffs/commits with conventional titles, summaries, checklists, metadata, and reviewer tips to aid reviews.