.agents/skills/gitlab-create-merge-request/SKILL.md
Create a GitLab merge request using glab CLI with the first commit message as the title. Use when the user asks to open an MR for the current branch targeting main, or after completing work that needs review.
npx skillsauth add kentoje/dotfiles gitlab-create-merge-requestInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Create a GitLab merge request for the current branch targeting main.
Get the first commit message of the current branch (compared to main):
git log main..HEAD --reverse --format="%s" | head -n 1
Create the MR using glab:
glab mr create -t "<FIRST_COMMIT_MESSAGE>" -d "<SUMMARY_OF_WHAT_HAS_BEEN_DONE>" -b main --fill -y
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