pr

Context

• Branch: !git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD
• Working tree: !git status --short
• Commits on branch: !git log main..HEAD --oneline
• Remote: !git remote -v | head -1 || echo "NO REMOTE"
• Existing PR for this branch: !gh pr view --json number,url,isDraft 2>/dev/null || echo "NO PR"

Your task

Push this branch and create or update its PR. Notes: $ARGUMENTS

1. Refuse to push if any of these hold — say which one, and stop:

   • the branch is main;
   • there is no GitHub remote;
   • the working tree is dirty (commit with /commit first);
   • there are no commits on the branch.

2. Run the gate for real:

   pnpm check
   pnpm docs:links
   

   If build, typecheck, depcruise, or the tests fail, stop and report the failure output. A red gate is never pushed, and never worked around. The same goes for docs:links — it is a separate CI job, so pnpm check passing says nothing about it, and pushing without it means finding out from a red job instead of from a one-second local run.

3. Push:

   git push -u origin HEAD
   

4. Create the PR, or update it if one already exists (see the context above):

   • No PR yet — gh pr create. Use --draft if the user asked for a draft or if anything non-blocking is still open. The description should say:
     • What changed and why, in a short paragraph — not a file list.
     • Closes #<n> for the issue, so the merge closes it automatically. Get <n> from the branch name, which the conventions skill fixes as <type>/<issue-number>-<short-slug> — the Branch: line in the context above is enough to read it off. If $ARGUMENTS names an issue explicitly (#123), that wins; if neither yields a number, say so and open the PR without the trailer rather than guessing one, since a wrong Closes silently closes someone else's issue on merge. A PR covering more than one issue gets one Closes #<n> line each.
     • Public API impact — barrel changes, and whether they are breaking. Write "none" when there are none; do not omit the line.
     • Testing — what was added, and the verified pnpm check result.
     • Review notes — anything you want a reviewer to look at hardest, and any non-blocking findings deliberately left for later.