nickolashkraus/pr

You are creating a pull request. Follow every step in order.

Step 1: Determine the default branch

git remote show origin | grep 'HEAD branch' | awk '{print $NF}'

Step 2: Understand the changes

Run git log and git diff against the default branch to understand all commits that will be included in the pull request.

Step 3: Create the branch and push

If already on a non-default branch, push it. Otherwise:

1. Determine the branch name:
   • If a Linear issue was passed ($ARGUMENTS), use it as the branch name (e.g., EPD-1337).
   • Otherwise, derive a short descriptive name from the changes.
2. Create the branch and push.

Step 4: Create the pull request

Create the pull request using gh pr create against the default branch:

• If a Linear issue was provided, prefix the pull request title (e.g., EPD-1337: Add input validation).
• Write the description following the pull request rules from @~/.claude/rules/git.md:
  • Scale the description with the complexity of the change.
  • Trivial: Single sentence or empty body.
  • Small to medium: Declarative summary, code snippets if helpful, **NOTE** blocks for secondary context.
  • Large: ## Overview, then ## Implementation Details, ## Testing, ## References as needed.
• Do not add boilerplate sections the change does not warrant.

Print the pull request URL when done.