codecrafters-io/create-frontend-pr
.cursor/skills/create-frontend-pr/SKILL.md
Use the GitButler CLI (`but`) to create a branch, commit changes, push, and open a GitHub PR in the frontend repo. Optionally accepts a description to filter which changes to include. Use when the user asks to push changes, create a PR, or commit using GitButler.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add codecrafters-io/frontend create-frontend-prInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- create-frontend-pr
- description:
- Use the GitButler CLI (`but`) to create a branch, commit changes, push, and open a GitHub PR in the frontend repo. Optionally accepts a description to filter which changes to include. Use when the user asks to push changes, create a PR, or commit using GitButler.
Push and Create PR with GitButler
Usage
/create-frontend-pr— include all unstaged changes/create-frontend-pr <description>— only include changes related to the description (e.g./create-frontend-pr dark mode fix)
Prerequisites
GitButler must be set up in the repo (but setup). Run but status to verify.
Steps
-
Check workspace state: Run
but statusto see unstaged changes and existing branches. -
Filter changes (if a description was provided): Review the unstaged files and their diffs. Only include files that are related to the description. Read file contents or diffs if needed to determine relevance.
-
Create a branch:
but branch new <branch-name> -
Stage files:
but stage <file> <branch-name>for each relevant file. Runbut statusafter to confirm. -
Commit:
but commit -m "<message>" --only <branch-name> -
Push:
but push -
Create PR: Use
-mto pass title and body non-interactively:
but pr new <branch-name> -m "<title>
<body>"
The first line of -m is the PR title, the rest is the body.
Notes
but prrequires forge auth. If it fails, checkbut config forge.- Use
but statusbetween steps to verify state.
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