commit-push-pr

Commit, push, and open PR

Repo/code changes: run /deslop before commit, push, PR, or merge. See REFERENCE.md for commit-type table, auto-label map, PR body template.

Step 0: Gather context

Run these Bash commands before proceed:

• git status -sb -- working-tree state
• git diff HEAD -- staged + unstaged changes
• git branch --show-current -- current branch
• gh repo view --json defaultBranchRef -q '.defaultBranchRef.name' -- default branch
• git log --oneline -5 -- recent commits for style ref
• gh pr list --head $(git branch --show-current) --json number,url,title --jq '.[0] // empty' -- existing PR on branch

Prerequisites

1. Verify gh --version -- if missing, stop, ask user install
2. Verify gh auth status -- if not authed, ask user run gh auth login and stop
3. Verify inside git repo

Your task

Execute full commit-push-PR flow below in single response.

Phase 0: Pre-flight -- verify review skill ran

Check REFERENCE.md for review skill list. If NONE ran this session, warn and block unless user confirms skip.

Phase 1: Scope confirmation

1. Inspect status and diff above
2. PR exists on branch (from context) -> inform user, new commits update existing PR. Skip to Phase 3.
3. Worktree has unrelated changes -> ask user which files belong. Never default git add -A
4. Present file list grouped by category for confirmation before proceed

Phase 2: Branch strategy

1. On default branch -> create new branch type/description (e.g. feat/add-commit-push-command) and switch
2. Else stay on current branch

Phase 3: Categorized commits

Group changed files by conventional commit type (see REFERENCE.md type table).

For each category with files:

1. Stage only relevant files with explicit paths: git add <file1> <file2> ... -- never git add -A or git add .
2. Commit: type(scope): terse description
   • Infer scope from directory/module
   • Lowercase first letter, 5-72 chars, no trailing period
   • Include Co-Authored-By trailer
3. Next category

Record commit types created -- used for auto-labeling Phase 5.

Phase 4: Push

1. Show what push: git log --oneline origin/<branch>..HEAD 2>/dev/null || git log --oneline -5
2. Push with tracking: git push -u origin $(git branch --show-current)
3. Never force push -- --force-with-lease OK when needed (after rebase)

Phase 5: Open pull request

PR exists (from context) -> skip to Phase 6, push updated it already.

1. Determine base branch from context
2. Build gh pr create with --base, --fill-verbose, --assignee @me
3. Auto-label from commit types (see REFERENCE.md auto-label map)
4. Override auto-filled body with structured template (see REFERENCE.md PR body template)
5. Frontend or customer-facing surface change detected (REFERENCE.md rule) -> include Screenshots/surface review table summarizing visual changes. One row per affected view/surface (before/after/notes). Omit section if no frontend/customer-facing diff
6. Print PR URL

Phase 6: Watch CI (MANDATORY)

1. Always stream CI checks: gh pr checks <PR_NUMBER> --watch via Monitor tool
2. Never use sleep + polling -- use --watch flag
3. Never skip -- CI failures caught here save time
4. Checks fail -> read logs, diagnose, fix, commit, push, re-watch
5. No CI configured -> note and proceed

Phase 7: Verify and summarize

1. Run git status and git diff to confirm clean worktree
2. Anything uncommitted remains -> warn user
3. Summarize: branch name, commits, PR URL (or existing PR URL), CI status, remaining user actions

Safety

• Never stage unrelated changes silently
• Never push without confirming scope when worktree mixed
• Never force push -- --force-with-lease OK when needed (after rebase)
• No accessible git remote -> stop, explain blocker
• gh pr create fails -> show error, suggest --recover flag for retry