document-pr
DocumentsGenerate or update a per-branch Markdown record of the current PR/branch's work under docs/<branch-slug>.md, and upsert its entry in the docs/README.md index (newest first). Idempotent: re-running on the same branch updates the same file instead of creating a new one. Use after opening a PR, before merging, or when asked to 'document this PR/work'.
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Purpose
Produce a durable, human-readable record of what a PR changed and why, stored in the repo so the team has a log of shipped work — one document per branch, newest first. Running the skill twice on the same branch must NOT create a second file; it refreshes the existing one.
When to run
- After creating a PR (
gh pr create), or just before merging to capture the final state. - When the user asks to "document this PR", "write a PR doc", or "record this work".
Inputs to gather (in this order)
- Branch & PR metadata
git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD— current branch (this keys the filename).gh pr view --json number,title,body,url,headRefName,baseRefName,state,mergedAt— if a PR exists for the branch. If no PR yet, fall back to the branch name + the latest commit subjects and note "PR not yet opened" in the doc.
- The diff being summarized
git log --oneline <base>..HEAD(base is the PR's baseRefName, elsemain).git diff --stat <base>...HEADfor the file-level shape.- Read the actual diff for anything non-obvious; do NOT invent changes.
The per-branch doc (one file per branch)
Path: docs/<branch-slug>.md
<branch-slug>: the current branch name, lowercased, with/and any non-alphanumeric run collapsed to a single-, trimmed of leading/trailing-. Examples:refactor/migrate-graphql-to-rest→refactor-migrate-graphql-to-rest;feat/BE-301_geo→feat-be-301-geo.- Idempotency: before writing, check whether
docs/<branch-slug>.mdalready exists.- If it does not exist: create it, set
Createdto today, and add a fresh index entry. - If it does exist: overwrite its body with the refreshed content, keep the
original
Createdvalue, setUpdatedto today, and update (do not duplicate) the index entry.
- If it does not exist: create it, set
Template:
# <PR title>
- **PR:** #<number> — <url> (or "not yet opened")
- **Branch:** <headRef> → <baseRef>
- **Status:** <open | merged (<mergedAt date>) | draft | not yet opened>
- **Created:** <YYYY-MM-DD>
- **Updated:** <YYYY-MM-DD> (omit if same as Created)
- **Author:** <git user.name>
## Summary
<2–4 sentences: what changed and why. Plain language.>
## Changes
<Bulleted list grouped by area/package. One line each, most significant first.>
## Verification
<How it was validated: analyze/tests/manual run. State outcomes plainly.>
## Notes / follow-ups
<Out-of-scope items, known gaps, linked issues. Omit if none.>
Keep it factual and concise. Report outcomes honestly (if tests failed or a step was skipped, say so).
The index (newest at top, one entry per branch)
Path: docs/README.md
- If it does not exist, create it:
# PR / Work Log One entry per branch, newest first. Generated by the `document-pr` skill. <!-- entries below --> - Each branch has exactly one index line, of the form:
- **<YYYY-MM-DD>** · [<PR title>](<branch-slug>.md) — <one-line hook> - Upsert rule:
- If a line already links to
<branch-slug>.md, replace that line in place (keep its current position; refresh the date/title/hook). Do NOT add a second line for the same branch. - Otherwise, insert a new line immediately under
<!-- entries below -->so the newest branch is at the top.
- If a line already links to
- Never touch other branches' entries.
Steps
- Gather the inputs above; compute
<branch-slug>. - Create
docs/anddocs/README.mdif missing. - If
docs/<branch-slug>.mdexists, read it to preserveCreated; then overwrite it. Otherwise create it fresh. - Upsert the branch's line in
docs/README.mdper the rule above. - Tell the user whether the doc was created or updated, its path, and the index line. Do not commit or push unless the user asks.