from compound-engineering-plugin14,372
Generate a concise, value-first PR title and body for the current branch or a specified PR (returns {title, body} without applying changes).
Generates a conventional-commit-style title and a value-first pull-request body for either the current branch or a specified PR. It parses optional steering text and PR references, inspects commits/diff (via local git or the GitHub API), classifies commits, and returns a structured {title, body} the caller can apply with gh. The skill never edits PRs itself.
Designed for CLI and assistant-style agents that run in developer workflows (agents that can call git, gh, or the GitHub API).
The ce-pr-description skill from EveryInc's compound-engineering-plugin generates concise PR titles and descriptions. However, the SKILL.md file is no longer accessible at the stored GitHub URL (returns 404), and the skill directory appears to have been removed or renamed — a related 'ce-commit-push-pr' skill exists in the repo instead. No scripts were bundled, so no runtime testing was possible. Static analysis is limited to metadata (name, description, tags) and the parent repo's README, which describes a well-structured compound engineering workflow.
Security score is high (85) because there are no scripts to evaluate and no red flags in the metadata — the parent repo is a well-known open-source plugin from EveryInc with MIT license. Code quality is low (40) because the SKILL.md body is unavailable, making it impossible to assess instruction quality or completeness. Architecture is low (30) because the skill's frontmatter/content can't be verified, and the source path is broken. Usefulness is moderate (65) because PR description generation is a genuine, common need for developers, but the skill may no longer exist in its original form.
