EmbodiChain Pull Request Creator

Trust Score 83/100

Guides you through creating well-formed pull requests for the EmbodiChain project, ensuring branch naming, commit formatting, and proper PR templates and labels

triggers:create prdraft pr bodyapply labelsbranch namingformat code

GitHub SKILL.md

What it does

This skill helps an agent create and format pull requests for the EmbodiChain repository. It walks through checking the git state, choosing a change type, applying formatting (black), drafting a clear PR description using the project's PR template, pushing a branch, and applying repository labels. The output is a ready-to-open PR body and recommended labels.

When to use it

Use this skill when you've completed a change (bug fix, enhancement, new feature, docs) and want to open a PR that follows EmbodiChain's contribution conventions. Trigger it when preparing a branch for review, when you need help drafting a PR body, or when selecting appropriate labels for review workflows.

What's included

Scripts: none detected in this skill directory (has_scripts=false)
References: none bundled (has_references=false)
Instructions: step-by-step guidance covering git status/diff, branch naming conventions, code formatting with black, commit message guidance (conventional commits), PR body template, label selection, and example gh CLI commands to create/edit PRs.

Compatible agents

Best used by agents with GitHub/CLI capabilities (gh, gh pr, or Copilot/Claude Code-style agents that can draft PR bodies and run local git commands).

Audit Summary

EmbodiChain PR skill provides a well-written guide for creating pull requests following that project's conventions — branch naming, commit formatting, PR template, and label selection. It's purely instructional with no scripts. The SKILL.md is clear and thorough for its narrow scope, but it's tightly coupled to the EmbodiChain project (specific labels like 'physics', 'robot', 'agent') making it unusable outside that repo.

Watch Out

Specific to EmbodiChain project — PR template and labels are not generic
Adapter layer in .claude/skills/pr/ just delegates to .agents/skills/pr/
No scripts to validate or automate anything — manual steps only

Notes

Clean skill, no security concerns. Very niche usefulness since it's project-specific. The skill_md_body was null in the fetch output (likely the source_path was wrong: 'skills/pr/SKILL.md' vs actual '.agents/skills/pr/SKILL.md'), requiring manual content retrieval.

Information

Repository: embodichain
Stars: 173

Trust Score

Overall83

Security100

Code Quality68

Architecture62

Usefulness22

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