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pull-requestlisted

Use when drafting, revising, or reviewing GitHub pull request bodies, pull request comments, review guides, reviewer asks, review focus sections, merge-readiness notes, or follow-up issue guidance. Handles pull request operating logic: traceable summaries, reviewer address, review posture, external context, diagrams, verification evidence, changed-file links, and standalone review guides for complex or high-risk changes. Pair with content-styleguide for deeper prose quality.
birdseyeglobal/portage · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 68
Install: claude install-skill birdseyeglobal/portage
# Pull Request Guidelines This skill owns pull request operating logic, including summary prose. Pair with `content-styleguide` for deeper revision: clarity, word choice, voice, tone, and AI-artifact cleanup. ## Communication Contract A pull request body is addressed first to a specific reader: the reviewer. It is also a durable review interface that should help future maintainers recover the author's mental model without turning review into a checklist. It should communicate: - what changed; - why the change exists; - what context, constraint, or decision shaped it; - what is settled, uncertain, or intentionally out of scope; - where risk is concentrated, if that changes how the reviewer should read; - where reviewer attention is useful; - what a future maintainer should be able to trace from the PR record. Keep the pull request body durable. Use comments for live dialogue, negotiation, open-ended reviewer-role questions, or follow-up coordination. ## Review Posture Review posture is a review aid, not the core contract. Use it when naming the kind of attention needed will help the reviewer. Common postures: - correctness check; - design critique; - boundary review; - migration review; - live testing; - verification; - QA; - merge readiness; - follow-up issue capture. Suggest the posture without over-controlling the reviewer. If the reviewer may need to define their own responsibility, invite that in a PR comment rather than the durable summary. ## Workflow 1. Re