Create (or Update) Pull Request

Process

1. Verify branch status

Check if the current branch has been pushed; if not, push it to origin.

• If the current branch is "main" or "master," confirm with the user whether this is intended before proceeding.

2. Analyze commits by logical themes

Instead of reviewing each commit chronologically, group commits by their logical themes and purposes. Think of commits as A → A' → B → A'' → B' being grouped into themes A and B rather than 5 separate items.

3. Understand the WHY

Focus on why these changes were needed, not just what was changed. If the business context or motivation is unclear, ask the user for clarification.

4. Draft the PR

Use the gh command with English subject line and Korean body.

gh pr create --title "<English title>" --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
## 개요
[Brief description that naturally explains why this change was needed and what problem it solves]

## 주요 변경사항
[Group changes by logical themes, not chronological commits]

## 영향 범위
[What systems/features are affected]

🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
EOF
)"

PR Body Guidelines

Focus on Purpose, Not Implementation

• Primary focus: WHY this change was needed (business context, problem being solved)
• Secondary focus: WHAT was changed (grouped by logical themes)
• Avoid: Technical implementation details unless absolutely necessary for understanding

Examples

Bad - Mechanical commit listing:

- [TICKET-123] feat: add ArgoCD status check
- [TICKET-123] feat: add event publishing
- [TICKET-123] feat: implement sync system
- [TICKET-123] refactor: remove deprecated methods
- [TICKET-123] test: add comprehensive tests

Good - Theme-based grouping with purpose:

- **배포 상태 실시간 추적**: ArgoCD 연동과 이벤트 기반 모니터링을 통해 Blue-Green 배포의 승인 대기 상황을 추적
- **코드 품질 개선**: 레거시 코드 제거 및 테스트 커버리지 강화

Important Notes

• Do not include "Test plan" or similar technical sections
• If you don't understand the business context, ASK the user rather than guessing
• Technical details should support the "why", not dominate the explanation
• When creating or editing a Github pull request (PR), write body in Korean and omit the "Test plan" section
• Do not just list a series of commit messages in a PR body; instead, group commits by context
• When you create a PR request on bucketplace organization, add PR-by-AI label. If the label doesn't exist, create it first and retry.
• Return the PR URL when done, so the user can see it