github-pr-creator
Creates GitHub pull requests using gh CLI. Use when creating PRs or submitting code for review.
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Creates GitHub pull requests using gh CLI. Use when creating PRs or submitting code for review.
GitHub repository setup and configuration. This skill should be used when creating new GitHub repositories, configuring branch protection or rulesets, setting up CODEOWNERS, or troubleshooting PR merge issues. By Netresearch.
Create a GitHub pull request with conventional commit title
Creates GitHub repositories with proper setup. Use when the user wants to create a new GitHub repo, initialize a repository, or set up a new project on GitHub.
Enforces the "Minimal Root" philosophy for repository organization and implements "World-Class README" standards. Moves config clutter to `.config/` and creates high-conversion documentation.
TypeScript and Remotion-specific coding style conventions for naming, formatting, and organization. Use this when writing any TypeScript code, creating new files, naming variables/functions/types, or structuring imports. Enforces frame-based timing and path alias usage.
Write self-documenting code that explains itself through clear structure and naming, adding only minimal, evergreen comments for complex logic sections. Use this skill when deciding whether code needs comments, removing outdated temporal comments about changes/fixes, or writing concise explanations. Applies to all code files when balancing code clarity with necessary documentation, ensuring comments remain relevant far into the future rather than describing temporary states.
Follow project structure standards, environment variable management, Content Collections setup, version control practices, and build/deployment conventions. Use this skill when setting up project structure, managing configuration files, organizing dependencies, or establishing development workflows. When working on project directory structure and organization, environment variable files (.env, .env.local, .env.production), Content Collections configuration (src/content/config.ts), package.json and dependency management, git commit messages and branching strategy, configuration files (astro.config.mjs, tsconfig.json), build and deployment setups, or documentation files (README.md, ADRs).
Implement user-friendly error handling with specific exception types, centralized error handling, graceful degradation, and proper resource cleanup. Use this skill when implementing error handling in controllers, services, or API endpoints, when creating custom exception classes, when writing try-catch blocks, when handling external service failures, when implementing retry strategies, when displaying error messages to users, when cleaning up resources in finally blocks, or when implementing fail-fast validation and error detection.
Implement runtime validation and type safety using Zod schemas for Content Collections, API inputs, form data, and environment variables. Use this skill when validating user input, API requests, content schemas, or ensuring data integrity. When working on Content Collections schema definitions in src/content/config.ts, API route input validation with Zod, form validation (server-side and client-side), environment variable validation, component prop validation with runtime checks, URL and query parameter validation, request body and form data sanitization, TypeScript runtime type validation, or custom Zod refinements and transformations.